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Amelia 2.0 (2017) [N/A]

Release Date:
August 4, 2017

Original Title:
Amelia 2.0

Alternate Titles:
The Summerland Project

Genres:
Drama | Science Fiction

Production Companies:
MORE Productions
TriCoast Worldwide
WeatherVane Productions

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 89

Life after death.

Overview from TheMovieDB

After his wife Amelia suffers an aneurysm that leaves her bedridden and slowly dying, police officer Carter Summerland searches for a way to revive her. He's approached by Wesley Enterprises pioneering a new program to extend life through robotics, they get caught in a public debate over human’s relationship with technology and her right to exist.

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Additional Music:
Bijan Olia

Art Direction:
Chris Prange

Assistant Art Director:
Blake Reistad

Assistant Costume Designer:
Marnie Mulgrew

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Will Kisner

Associate Producer:
Will Kisner
Levi Smock
Alex Levine

BTS Videographer:
Callie McKimpson
Jacob J. Meade

Best Boy Electric:
Evan Metz

Best Boy Grip:
Ian Krinock

Boom Operator:
Nedzad Muhamedagic

Camera Operator:
Mike Maliwanag

Co-Executive Producer:
Steve Sirkis
Demetrius Navarro

Co-Producer:
Malcolm Danare
Damian C. King
Beau Batterson

Costume Designer:
Whitney Vigil

Data Wrangler:
Erick Sommers

Director:
Adam Orton

Director of Photography:
Camrin Petramale

Editor:
Izaak Levison-Share

Electrician:
Donald Lenhoff III

Executive Producer:
Mary Meisterling
Dick Meisterling
Randall Rings

First Assistant Camera:
Zach Zeidman
John Sedivy

First Assistant Director:
Damian C. King

Gaffer:
Seth Oberle

Hairstylist:
Cameron Byrd

Key Grip:
Phillip Jackson

Key Makeup Artist:
Jules Keppel

Key Production Assistant:
Rachel Potthoff

Line Producer:
Erica Lynn Schmeck

Location Sound Mixer:
Jason Culver

Music Editor:
Bijan Olia

Musician:
Michael A. Levine
Bijan Olia

Original Music Composer:
Michael A. Levine

Producer:
Enrico Natale

Production Assistant:
Karen Kobliska
Callie McKimpson
Cassandra Milbrandt
Bridgett Reidy

Production Coordinator:
Beau Batterson

Production Design:
Spencer Brennan

Production Intern:
Katie Rejsek
Michelle Reidy
Mark Less
Wade Kisner
Karen Kobliska
Megan Deppe
Zoe McKimpson
Samuel Atadoga
Stephanie Bennett
Luke Larsen
Kamey Murphy

Production Manager:
Toni Halverson

Property Master:
Isaac Helgens

Screenplay:
Rob Merritt

Script Supervisor:
Jon Santiago

Second Assistant Camera:
Eugene Hahm

Second Assistant Director:
Ryan Eakins

Set Dresser:
Tim Arnold

Sound Editor:
Izaak Levison-Share
Keith Swanson

Sound Mixer:
Erin Michael Rettig

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Angela Kwan Ang

Still Photographer:
Eric J. Benson
Benjamin Handler

Thanks:
Ravi Patel

VFX Artist:
Olivia Leisinger
Jacob J. Meade
Beau Batterson

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Adam Orton

Vocals:
Mariana Barreto

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