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A Tail of Love (2022) [G]

Release Date:
April 23, 2022

Original Title:
A Tail of Love

Alternate Titles:
A Dog Named Indie
Love Rescued

Genres:
Comedy | Romance | TV Movie

Production Companies:
Leif Films

Production Countries:
Canada | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
BE: AL  SK: 12  US: G 

Runtime: 84

Overview from TheMovieDB

When Bella discovers that funding for her dog rescue centre is discontinued, she turns to JR, a soldier who quickly becomes attached to one of her rescues, a German Shepard named, Indie.

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"A" Camera Operator:
Daniel Abboud

"B" Camera Operator:
Ryan Mariotti

ADR Recordist:
Ehren Pfiefer

Animal Coordinator:
Lesley Laurence

Animal Wrangler:
Lyndsey Matthews

Art Direction:
Richelle Wilks

Assistant Location Manager:
Melissa Villeneuve

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Lari Teras

Associate Producer:
Maddy Falle

Background Casting Director:
Ainslie S. Wiggs

Best Boy Electric:
Campbell Leavitt

Best Boy Grip:
Eric St. George

Boom Operator:
Patrick Dal Cin

Camera Trainee:
Rachelle Tiessen

Casting:
Jon Comerford

Construction Coordinator:
Bill Whalley

Costume Design:
Alisa Krost

Costume Set Supervisor:
Cathy Vezina

Dialogue Editor:
Susan Conley

Director:
Leif Bristow

Director of Photography:
Russ Goozee

Drone Operator:
Ryan Mariotti

Editor:
Nick Montgomery
Hugh Elchuk

Electrician:
Riad Hamidi
Kyle Hodges

Executive Producer:
Michael A. McLaughlin
Leif Bristow
Rick Garman
Danny Webber
Mark Gringas
Joe Wang

First Assistant "A" Camera:
Michael Potts

First Assistant "B" Camera:
Jonna Bouliane

First Assistant Accountant:
Keith Kanhai

First Assistant Art Direction:
Colin Davis
Stephanie Collins

First Assistant Director:
Lee Kesterberg

First Assistant Editor:
Nick Montgomery

Gaffer:
Devon Chytil

Generator Operator:
Dwight Dudgeon

Grip:
Malcolm Fischer
Fabian Paquette-Grimes

Hair Department Head:
Amanda Jackson

Key Grip:
Shane Kirkpatrick

Key Hair Stylist:
Tiffany Jones

Key Makeup Artist:
Nicole Pilon

Lead Set Dresser:
Dave McClellan

Location Assistant:
Jack Jeff Gilbert
Cory Hughes

Location Manager:
Patricia Philipopoulos
Quincy Morgan

Makeup Department Head:
Staceylee Estabrooks

Original Music Composer:
James Mark Stewart

Payroll Accountant:
Jocelyn Lacroix

Producer:
Agnes Bristow
Borga Dorter

Production Accountant:
Joe Domotor

Production Coordinator:
John Petti

Production Design:
Sean Breaugh

Property Master:
Eric Robillard

Props:
Stacey Dufoe

Script Supervisor:
Julia Stan

Second Assistant Camera:
Farhan Niloy

Second Assistant Director:
Jeremy Curry

Set Decoration:
Karen Churma

Set Dresser:
Colton Chalkey

Sound Effects Editor:
Noam Shpiegler

Sound Mixer:
Dylan Argument

Sound Re-Recording Assistant:
Lucas Cecchetti

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Stephen Traub
Shaun Gratto

Still Photographer:
Lindsay Sarazin

Story:
Kim Saltarski

Third Assistant Director:
James Kinnear

Transportation Captain:
Steve Gillard

Transportation Coordinator:
Leo Frappier

Truck Supervisor:
Lynn May

Visual Effects Coordinator:
Erin Hallford

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Kevin Pitts

Writer:
Richard Beattie
Agnes Bristow

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