Has Anybody Seen Phil? (1989) [N/A]

Release Date:
January 31, 1989

Original Title:
Has Anybody Seen Phil?

Genres:
Drama

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 33

Have you ever felt sad but tried to put on a happy face for the world around you?

Phil, a teenager, disappears and his friend Danny talks to people in town in an attempt to locate him. Danny learns that Phil was under enormous stress from his parents, football coach and teachers.

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Assistant Camera:
William Commodore Sheldon

Best Boy Electric:
Dave Peacock

Boom Operator:
Michael P. Henning

Director:
Dick Cohron

Electrician:
Barry Smith

Gaffer:
Murray K. Campbell

Grip Production Assistant:
Ed Poteet
Greg Reim
Casey Cook
Dan Cleary

Key Grip:
Tom Davidson

Location Manager:
Sheri Harlan

Makeup & Hair:
Elaine Lauber

Production Manager:
Sheryl Roberts

Props:
Charlene Baker

Script Supervisor:
Pam Fuller

Sound Editor:
Don Ashley
Jim Kirkpatrick

Sound Mix Technician:
Gary French

Sound Mixer:
Darrell Henke

Wardrobe Coordinator:
Deborah McDuffie

Writer:
Michael Paseornek

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