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The Clue to Love (2021) [G]

Release Date:
May 14, 2021

Original Title:
The Clue to Love

Genres:
Comedy | Family | Romance | TV Movie

Production Companies:
CME Summer Productions
Champlain Media
Reel One Entertainment

Production Countries:
Canada

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 6  US: G 

Runtime: 85

Overview from TheMovieDB

Ambitious journalist Audrey Harper heads to Hope Cove to write an article on the town’s local newspaper – if she does well, she’s up for a big promotion. While there, she meets the charming and handsome Editor in Chief Morgan Cooper, who helps her as she uncovers the true identity of the paper’s beloved love advice columnist Ask Aunt Hope, famous in the town for healing broken hearts.

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"B" Camera Operator:
Greg Biskup

ADR Editor:
Aravind Sundar

ADR Recordist:
Ehren Pfiefer

Accountant:
Stacy Huynh

Art Direction:
Baldeep Randhawa

Assistant Costume Designer:
Sherine McIntosh

Assistant Director:
Cassie Keenan

Assistant Location Manager:
Tricia Sprawson
Chris Petrou

Background Casting Director:
Maureen Evans

Best Boy Electric:
Matthew Aitia

Best Boy Grip:
Mitchell Jones

Boom Operator:
Leigh George

Casting:
Larissa Mair

Casting Assistant:
Kate Peters

Casting Associate:
Colleen Rush

Colorist:
Warren Chinn

Costume Designer:
Nalinie D. Budhu

Craft Service:
Shaaron Zahavy

Dialogue Editor:
Aravind Sundar

Digital Imaging Technician:
Margarita Ushakova

Director:
Graeme Campbell

Director of Photography:
Ryan Knight

Dolly Grip:
Andy Youn

Editor:
Dona Noga

Electrician:
Nendujan Ratnarajah
Noelle Sivko

Executive Producer:
Breanne Laplante
Sebastian Battro
Tom Berry
Suzanne Chapman
Laurence Braun

First Assistant "A" Camera:
Daniel Duguay

First Assistant "B" Camera:
Bill Franks

First Assistant Accountant:
Melanie Kwong Chip

First Assistant Camera:
Kyle Bibby Larson

First Assistant Director:
Kristina Small

Foley Artist:
Joshua Pichardo

Foley Recordist:
Ehren Pfiefer

Gaffer:
Stepan Sivko

Grip:
Oliver Romo Arellano
Robert Wharry

Key Grip:
Tim P. Doughty

Key Hair Stylist:
Adelaide Hobson Terene

Key Makeup Artist:
Anne Harrison

Lead Set Dresser:
Jacob Mazzilli

Location Assistant:
Richard Swieca
Justin Bulman
Michael Nicholas Findlay

Location Manager:
James Girard

Makeup & Hair:
Jasmine Ruiz
Anna Idzikowski

Online Editor:
Warren Chinn

Original Music Composer:
Lawrence Shragge

Post Production Assistant:
Jake Blum

Post Production Supervisor:
Tarek Alward

Producer:
Neil Bregman
Adam Gowland

Production Accountant:
Marcelo Solis

Production Coordinator:
Dominic Ewenson

Production Design:
Krystyna Byers

Production Manager:
Helene C. Valinsky

Production Secretary:
Kyle Bibby Larson

Property Master:
Raey Ang

Props:
Jocelyn Feltham

Script Supervisor:
Hernando Rueda

Second Assistant "A" Camera:
Mark D. Harris

Second Assistant "B" Camera:
Dan Cunningham

Second Assistant Director:
Sarah Macleod

Set Dresser:
Sebastian Ponton Cueva
Marissa Dominique Racco
Nafis Rashid
Andres Ponton Cueva

Sound Effects Editor:
Bryson Cassidy

Sound Mixer:
Ivan Zharov

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Rudy Michael

Still Photographer:
Andrew Zidichouski

Third Assistant Director:
Tyler Woodward

Transportation Coordinator:
Stephen Roy

Visual Effects:
Joe Pascale

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Joelle Nemr

Writer:
Aimee Pitta

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