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She Went Missing (2022) [PG-13]

Release Date:
April 9, 2022

Original Title:
She Went Missing

Genres:
Drama | TV Movie | Thriller

Production Companies:
CMW Summer Productions

Production Countries:
Canada | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
US: PG-13 

Runtime: 85

Overview from TheMovieDB

When investigative reporter Maya learns that her childhood best friend has gone missing, she decides to cover the story herself. But just as her return to her hometown unearths memories and rekindles past relationships, it also brings a long dormant (and still totally unknown) stalker that she had years ago. As her investigation deepens, the danger strikes closer and closer to home. Will she uncover the truth about her friend’s disappearance? Or will Maya herself wind up being the next tragic news story?

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Production

"A" Camera Operator:
Maximilian Brey

"B" Camera Operator:
Raivo Kruze

Accountant:
Tejinder Bansal

Additional Editor:
Flavio Bidese

Art Direction:
Alejandro García

Assistant Editor:
Jean Wharf-Garcia

Assistant Location Manager:
Christopher-James Jeffrey

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Tom Sloboda

Background Casting Director:
L.A. Hilts

Best Boy Electric:
Dylan Holm

Best Boy Grip:
Alec David Campbell

Boom Operator:
Alonso Lozano Arellano
Doryan Heijnen

Casting:
Ann Forry
Gina Gallego

Casting Associate:
Michael Lundin

Colorist:
Achim Kapitza

Costume Design:
Jennifer Bibera

Costume Set Supervisor:
Megan Nicols

Creative Producer:
Amelia Burstyn

Director:
Danny J. Boyle

Director of Photography:
Raivo Kruze

Dolly Grip:
Keith Granger

Editor:
Michael P. Vidler

Electrician:
Aaron Hiebert
Joe Lidderdale

Executive Producer:
Breanne Laplante
Tom Berry
Sebastian Battro
Linda Stregger
Barbara Fisher

First Assistant "A" Camera:
Ethan Johnson
Ernest Ng

First Assistant "B" Camera:
Talia Adora

First Assistant Director:
Michael Bishop

Gaffer:
Justin Uitto

Generator Operator:
Derrick Garland

Graphic Designer:
Chloe Dace

Grip:
Andrew Sharples

Hairstylist:
Krystal Cozier

Key Grip:
Sean Rodney

Key Makeup Artist:
Lydia Kuhnert
Beverley Wong

Location Manager:
Al Dales

Makeup & Hair:
Maria José Lara

Music:
Cameron Catalano

Payroll Accountant:
Jazz Jovic

Post Production Assistant:
Eric Hoce

Post Production Supervisor:
Taylor Lennox
Jay Pardy

Producer:
Chester Sit

Production Accountant:
Daria Kogan

Production Coordinator:
Tania Escamilla Garduno

Production Design:
Wayne Elliott

Production Manager:
Chris Langford

Property Master:
Robert O'Donnell

Props:
Corrado DI Bello

Script Coordinator:
Javier Porragas

Script Supervisor:
Joshua Bateman

Second Assistant "A" Camera:
Dallis Swiatek

Second Assistant "B" Camera:
Eugene Chok
Jingjing Liang

Second Assistant Director:
John-John Traoré

Security Coordinator:
Sean Hanlin

Set Decoration:
Anita Diaz

Set Dresser:
Katherine Anes
Niki Backman
William David White
Stephanie Tricco

Sound Mixer:
Charles Adams

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Randy Kiss
Michael MacDonald

Still Photographer:
Angel Lynne

Stunt Double:
Adiam Haddish Asrat
Coulton Jackson

Third Assistant Director:
Rob Guthrie
Kathleen Lee

Transportation Captain:
Dan Moland

Transportation Coordinator:
Dean Fitzpatrick

Truck Supervisor:
Robin Metcalfe

Writer:
Aurora Ferlin

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