Nero Bloom: Private Eye (2009) [N/A]

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Release Date:
May 8, 2009

Original Title:
Nero Bloom: Private Eye

Genres:
Action | Mystery

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 46

You've got a murder. He's got a price.

It's 1947 and private investigator Nero Bloom is about to experience his most twisted mystery yet! When hired by a rich socialite to secretly follow and protect her gambling husband, Charlie Lomax, Nero has no idea what mix of mystery and intrigue lay ahead.

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Camera Operator:
Jordan Steele

Cinematography:
Jason Eberly

Continuity:
Hayley E. Johnson

Costume Design:
Amber Freer

Costumer:
Alicia Kelley

Digital Compositor:
Kelly Lacy

Director:
Jason Eberly

Editor:
Jordan Steele

Executive Producer:
Lance Clark

Fight Choreographer:
Darren M. Turney
Mark A. Long

Foley Artist:
Andrew Martin

Gaffer:
Ryan Bernard
Tory Nelson

Makeup Artist:
Alicia Kelley

Music:
Rich Douglas

Producer:
Nathan Hartman
Jason Eberly

Production Assistant:
Daniel S. Evans
Laura Wallace

Production Supervisor:
Sara Schinderle

Script Supervisor:
Sara Schinderle

Sound Mixer:
Jordan Wolf

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Jordan Steele

Writer:
Nathan Hartman

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