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Release Date:
September 2, 2011
Original Title:
Find Makarov: Operation Kingfish
Alternate Titles:
Call of Duty: Operation Kingfish
Genres:
Action | War
Production Companies:
The Junction
We Can Pretend
Production Countries:
United States of America
Ratings / Certifications:
US: NR
Runtime: 7
"Find Makarov: Operation Kingfish" is the seven-minute sequel to the fan-made, original film, Find Makarov. The real life movie reveals a key moment in Modern Warfare history as Soap recalls one of his most memorable Task Force 141 missions. For more information visit findmakarov.com.
"A" Camera Operator:
Michael Heathcote
Additional Camera:
Daniel Abboud
Art Direction:
Karen Lee
Laura Noxon
Best Boy Electric:
Matthew McCallum
Costume Designer:
Adrienne Baker
Daily Electrics:
Bryan Brooks
Director:
Jeff Chan
Director of Photography:
Gregor Hagey
Editor:
Skinner
First Assistant Director:
Evan Stasyshyn
Gaffer:
Michael Armstrong
Gun Wrangler:
Anna Treusch
Music:
Adam Damelin
Producer:
Evan Stasyshyn
David Fradkin
Production Design:
Laura Noxon
Karen Lee
Production Manager:
Monica Cote
Rachel Peel
Second Unit Director:
Chris Cordell
Second Unit Director of Photography:
Henry Samson
Set Dresser:
Sarah McClean
Laura Kennedy
Stunt Coordinator:
Robbie Cressman
Swing:
Alexis Glover
Technical Supervisor:
Jacky Wan
Third Assistant Director:
John Woo
Utility Stunts:
Marcus McKinley
Marco Gennuso
Geoff Meech
VFX Supervisor:
William Chang
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