How to Build a Girl (2020) [R]

Release Date:
September 24, 2020

Original Title:
How to Build a Girl

Alternate Titles:
Como Se Tornar Influente
Cómo se hace una chica

Genres:
Comedy

Production Companies:
Film4 Productions
Lionsgate UK
Monumental Pictures
Tango Entertainment

Production Countries:
United Kingdom | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
AU: MA15+  BR: 14  DE: 16  GB: 15  JP: R15+  NL: 16  RO: 18  US: R 

Runtime: 102

The journey of Midlands teenager Johanna Morrigan, who reinvents herself as Dolly Wilde: fast-talking, lady sex-adventurer, moves to London, and gets a job as music critic in the hope of saving her poverty stricken family in Wolverhampton. Based on Caitlin Moran's bestselling semi-autobiographical novel.

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"B" Camera Operator:
Richard Swingle

ADR Editor:
Kallis Shamaris

Additional Casting:
Jo Farrugia

Art Direction:
John Reid

Assistant Costume Designer:
Ailsa Windsor
Johanna Elf

Assistant Location Manager:
Jess Waluga

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Cecily Colahan

Best Boy Electric:
Russell Tann

Book:
Caitlin Moran

Boom Operator:
Adrienne Taylor
Taz Fairbanks

Casting:
Shaheen Baig

Casting Assistant:
Gabby King

Casting Associate:
Michelle Giovanni

Co-Producer:
Bonnie-Chance Roberts

Colorist:
Jamie Welsh

Construction Manager:
Dave Reed

Costume Design:
Stephanie Collie

Costume Standby:
Rebecca Jempson
Hayley Clair Stewart

Costume Supervisor:
Beth Lewis

Dialogue Editor:
Laura MacGregor

Digital Imaging Technician:
Kristin Davis

Director:
Coky Giedroyc

Director of Photography:
Hubert Taczanowski

Editor:
Gareth C. Scales
Gary Dollner

Electrician:
Adrian Sworn
Damian Smyth

Executive Producer:
Caitlin Moran
Ollie Madden
Sue Bruce-Smith
Zygi Kamasa
Lia Buman
Daniel Battsek
Emma Berkofsky
Tim Headington

First Assistant "B" Camera:
Felix Pickles

First Assistant Camera:
James Harrison

First Assistant Director:
Robyn Henderson

First Assistant Editor:
Brianna Cook

Foley Artist:
Paul Hanks

Foley Mixer:
Simon Trundle

Gaffer:
Stuart King

Graphic Designer:
Lucy Bullen

Grip:
Neil Blakesley
Kevin Foy

Hair Designer:
Sue Wyburgh

Line Producer:
Michael S. Constable

Location Assistant:
Celia Linnett

Location Manager:
Paul Tomlinson

Makeup Artist:
Annie Russell
Siobhán McGrath

Makeup Designer:
Sue Wyburgh

Makeup Supervisor:
Bea Millas

Music Supervisor:
Nick Angel

Orchestrator:
Sam Thompson

Original Music Composer:
Oli Julian

Post Production Coordinator:
Alice Sainsbury

Producer:
Alison Owen
Debra Hayward

Production Accountant:
Susie Welstead

Production Coordinator:
Rachel Beaconsfield Press

Production Design:
Amanda McArthur

Production Manager:
Filiz-Theres Erel

Production Secretary:
Emily Perry
Louisa Shanks

Production Sound Mixer:
Rob Entwistle

Property Master:
Chris Ulusele

Script Supervisor:
Non Eleri Hughes

Second Assistant "B" Camera:
Toby McKay

Second Assistant Camera:
Loren Filis

Second Assistant Director:
Andrew Mackie

Second Unit Director:
Sven Arnstein

Set Decoration:
Celia De La Hey

Sound Designer:
Brian Gilligan

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Rob Hughes

Standby Art Director:
Robert Haynes

Stunt Coordinator:
Elaine Ford

Stunts:
Marvin Campbell
Russell MacLeod
Peter Pedrero
Neil Stoddart
Josie Forman

Supervising Dialogue Editor:
Pete Gates

Third Assistant Director:
Jack Wren

Unit Manager:
Mark Clementson

Unit Publicist:
Zoe Flower

Visual Effects Producer:
Carrie Rishel

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Sascha Fromeyer
Andy Quinn

Writer:
Caitlin Moran

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