w4m (2019) [N/A]

Release Date:
April 14, 2019

Original Title:
w4m

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 9

Marley places a Craigslist ad, which is answered by Peter, for a rendezvous with an older man. But when he shows up, things don't quite go as planned. Will everyone leave satisfied?

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Assistant Editor:
Angela Gardner

Camera Operator:
Jared Levy

Cinematography:
Jared Levy

Digital Imaging Technician:
Drew English

Director:
Daniel Goldstein

Editor:
Suzanne Spangler

Executive Assistant:
Dalton Holcombe

Executive Producer:
David Syner
Micah Bickham

First Assistant Camera:
Drew English

First Assistant Director:
Hannah Greene

Gaffer:
Brad Burke

Grip:
Otter Moore

Line Producer:
Jenna Grossano
Hannah Greene

Makeup & Hair:
Danica Martino

Music:
Andrew Scott Bell

Producer:
Daniel Goldstein
Kevin Armento

Production Assistant:
Kathleen Hefferon

Production Designer:
Caitlyn Murphy

Sound Designer:
Zhen 'Jensen' Chen

Sound Mixer:
Jake Bolles

Visual Effects:
Matt Boardman

Writer:
Kevin Armento

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