Love to the Rescue (2019) [G]

Release Date:
March 30, 2019

Original Title:
Love to the Rescue

Alternate Titles:
Lost and Found

Genres:
Romance | TV Movie

Production Companies:
Hallmark Media

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
US: G 

Runtime: 84

Two single parents come head to head when their kids want to adopt the same dog. Agreeing to co-foster, free-spirited Kate and type-A Eric must work together to find the dog's forever home.

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"A" Camera Operator:
Cooper Dunn

"B" Camera Operator:
Christopher Lymberis

ADR Mixer:
John St. Denis

Animal Wrangler:
Tracy Sargent
Jennifer Gagne
Renee Derossett

Art Department Coordinator:
Diana Ardila Gonzalez

Assistant Editor:
Alex Lamb

Assistant Location Manager:
Samantha Keener

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Joselyn Lamas

Assistant Property Master:
Kevin Bennett Williams

Best Boy Electric:
Josh Oliver

Best Boy Grip:
T.J. Scheidecker

Boom Operator:
Christopher Danger Mendrala

Casting:
Chad Darnell

Co-Executive Producer:
Anthony Fankhauser

Costume Designer:
Theresa Morales

Costume Supervisor:
Lauren Britt

Costumer:
Tabitha Sexton
Danielle Bessillieu

Creative Producer:
Brett Takeshita
Ashley Squires

Dialogue Editor:
Matt Melberg

Director:
Steven R. Monroe

Director of Photography:
Eric J. Goldstein

Dolly Grip:
Benny Smyth

Editor:
Bill Lynch

Electrician:
Ryan Staten
Zachary Bennet

Executive Producer:
Stan Spry
Eric Scott Woods

First Assistant "A" Camera:
Michael Klimchak

First Assistant "B" Camera:
Richard Lacy

First Assistant Director:
Vincent G. Gonzales
Vanessa Hickey

Foley Artist:
Troy Hermes

Gaffer:
John C. Ferguson

Generator Operator:
Danny Brazen

Greensman:
Glen R. D'Angelo

Grip:
Dylan Genis
W. Dave Justice
Anthony Damazio

Hair Department Head:
Joseph Negrete

Key Costumer:
Brittany Gilliam

Key Grip:
Adrian Neri

Key Hair Stylist:
Brynn Berg
Shaquanta Green

Key Makeup Artist:
Katy DiMondi

Leadman:
Patrick Welty

Line Producer:
Anthony Fankhauser

Location Coordinator:
Breigh Ard

Location Manager:
Cayman Eby

Makeup Department Head:
Jessica Craig

Music Supervisor:
Lexy Brewer

Online Editor:
Ron Heidt

Original Music Composer:
Matthew Rogers

Payroll Accountant:
Lindsey M. Page

Post Producer:
Melinda Wells McCabe

Post Production Coordinator:
Jessa Gordon

Post Production Supervisor:
Melinda Wells McCabe

Post-Production Manager:
Wei Wilson

Production Accountant:
Tamara Henderson

Production Coordinator:
Emily Croke

Production Design:
Parker Beck

Property Master:
Angie Woodard

Props:
Sarah Docar

Script Supervisor:
Jana Davis

Second Assistant "A" Camera:
Wil Hughes

Second Assistant "B" Camera:
Kane Pearson

Second Assistant Director:
Wendy Geary
Elyse Archie

Second Second Assistant Director:
Daniel Helms

Set Dresser:
Oran Domingue
Tony Boat
Margot Foster
W.H. Robyn
Brian Brophy
Tyrone Lee

Sound Designer:
Chris Basta

Sound Mixer:
MacAulay Flynt

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Chris Basta

Steadicam Operator:
Christopher Lymberis

Still Photographer:
Seth F. Johnson

Studio Teacher:
Mary Ann Lynah

Transportation Co-Captain:
Leroy Williamson

Transportation Coordinator:
Timothy Stephens

Unit Production Manager:
David Swinburne

Visual Effects Producer:
Scott Wheeler

Writer:
Sarah Montana

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