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SWEET VIRGINIA Press Kit – Tribeca Film Festival 2017

SWEET VIRGINIA

Director: Jamie M. Dagg

Writers: The China Brothers

Cast: Jon Bernthal, Christopher Abbott, Imogen Poots, Rosemarie DeWitt, Odessa Young

Producers: Brian Kavanaugh-Jones, Chris Ferguson, Fernando Loureiro, Robert Vasconcellos

Executive Producer: Rian Cahill

Runtime: 95 minutes

Logline: A former rodeo star unknowingly befriends the hitman responsible for a local massacre,

which exposes the complex relationships of the small town.

Synopsis: A former rodeo star, with a small time life, unknowingly starts a rapport with a young

man who is responsible for the violence that has suddenly gripped his small town. Every

character from his loved ones to his business patrons, plays a part in the unravelling of this

community. Our aged hero must face his relationships of past and present to come up against this

unpredictable predator.

TRIBECA SCREENINGS

Friday, April 21 at 8:00pm at Cinepolis Chelsea (260 West 23rd Street, between 7th & 8th

Avenue) (WORLD PREMIERE)

Saturday, April 22 at 11:00am at Cinepolis Chelsea (P&I)

Sunday, April 23 at 10:15pm at Cinepolis Chelsea

Tuesday, April 25 at 10:45pm at Cinepolis Chelsea

Thursday, April 27 at 7:00pm at Cinepolis Chelsea

Saturday, April 29 at 9:00am at Cinepolis Chelsea (P&I)

Sales Agent: WME/310-246-3390

Press Contacts: Prodigy Public Relations: 310-857-2020

Erik Bright: [email protected]

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CAST AND CREW

CAST

SAM ROSSI JON BERNTHAL

ELWOOD CHRISTOPHER ABBOTT

LILA MCCABE IMOGEN POOTS

BERNADETTE BARRETT ROSEMARIE DEWITT

MAGGIE RUSSELL ODESSA YOUNG

CREW DIRECTED BY JAMIE M. DAGG

WRITTEN BY THE CHINA BROTHERS

PRODUCED BY BRIAN KAVANAUGH-JONES CHRIS FERGUSON

PRODUCED BY FERNANDO LOUREIRO ROBERTO VASCONCELLOS

EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS RIAN CAHILL JESSE SAVATH ARAM TERTZAKIAN NATE BOLOTIN

CO-PRODUCERS GABE SCARPELLI MARLAINA MAH

JON BERNTHAL

CHRISTOPHER ABBOTT

IMOGEN POOTS

ODESSA YOUNG

JONATHAN TUCKER

JOSEPH LYLE TAYLOR GARRY CHALK

JARED ABRAHAMSON GABRIELLE ROSE

AND ROSEMARIE DEWITT

SYNOPSIS

A former rodeo star, with a small time life, unknowingly starts a rapport with a young man who

is responsible for the violence that has suddenly gripped his small town. Every character from his

loved ones to his business patrons, plays a part in the unravelling of this community. Our aged

hero must face his relationships of past and present to come up against this unpredictable

predator.


DIRECTOR’S STATEMENT

SWEET VIRGINIA is a film about morally ambiguous people confronting life, love and death.

It’s about resilience; about people who are struggling to escape their past. Having grown up in a

small community in northern Canada, I’ve witnessed firsthand the frustration that people endure

when they feel like they’ve been left behind. Many of the characters in Sweet Virginia mirror

people I know from my hometown. In fact, it’s my intimate familiarity with these characters that

drew me to the China Brother’s script in the first place.

I’m fascinated with how the lack of anonymity in small communities changes the dynamics in

how people relate to one another, where everyone is incestuously interwoven into the very fabric

of the community, and keeping secrets is difficult. These are communities where the

ramifications of misdeeds are dramatically amplified, often rippling across the entire population.

Originally set in Virginia in the late 1970s, I changed the location to a fictional town in

Southeast Alaska. Famous for attracting drifters, misfits and loners, Alaska is a place people flee

to reinvent themselves. These are people who don’t feel intimidated by their smallness in a vast

land. I’ve visited Alaska a number of times over the years. I’ve always been impressed with the

fortitude and strength of character that people are endowed with who live on the frontier of

civilization. Not often portrayed on film, I felt Alaska was a rich environment, better suited to the

characters and the world of Sweet Virginia.

Jamie M. Dagg

Director

CAST BIOS

Jon Bernthal (“Sam Rossi”)

Bernthal is currently filming the Marvel/Netflix series ‘The Punisher’. His

portrayal of the iconic antihero generated enormous attention from the press

and the fans when he debuted the role in ‘Daredevil’ season 2. He stars in

Taylor Sheridan’s ‘Wind River’ with Elizabeth Olsen, Jeremy Renner, and

Martin Sensmeier, which premiered at Sundance Film Festival this year. He

will also be seen in two feature films premiering at Tribeca film festival –

‘Sweet Virginia’ directed by Jamie M. Dagg opposite Imogen Poots and

Christopher Abbott, and ‘Pilgrimage’ directed by Brendan Muldowney with

Tom Holland and Richard Armitage. He will also be seen in the Edgar

Wright directed feature ‘Baby Driver’ opposite Jon Hamm, Lily James, Kevin Spacey and Ansel

Elgort which will premiere at SXSW film festival.

Bernthal starred opposite Ben Affleck in the Warner Bros. film, ‘The Accountant,’ and opposite

Brad Pitt in David Ayer’s WWII tank film, ‘Fury.’ In 2015, he played a civil right lawyer in

David Simon’s HBO miniseries ‘Show Me a Hero,’ and had great supporting roles in ‘Sicario’

and ‘Me, Earl, and the Dying Girl.’ He previously appeared in Martin Scorsese’s ‘The Wolf of

Wall Street’ and the AMC television series ‘The Walking Dead.’


Christopher Abbott (“Elwood”)

Christopher Abbott is an acclaimed stage, screen and television actor. He

starred in Josh Mond’s award-winning film JAMES WHITE which was

released by The Film Arcade in 2015 and garnered Christopher Best Actor

nominations from both the Independent Spirit and Gotham Awards. He also

appeared for two seasons as Charlie in Lena Dunham’s HBO series GIRLS.

He was named by Variety as one of 10 Actors to Watch in 2015.

Other film work includes WHISKEY TANGO FOXTROT with Tina Fey,

JC Chandor’s A MOST VIOLENT YEAR with Oscar Isaac and Jessica

Chastain, Jackie Earle Haley’s CRIMINAL ACTIVITIES, Mona Fastvold’s

THE SLEEPWALKER, and Carlos Puga’s BURMA. His lead role in Oscilloscope's HELLO I

MUST BE GOING earned him The Sundance Film Festival’s “Fresh Face In Film” recognition.

Christopher first burst onto the screen opposite Elizabeth Olsen in Sean Durkin’s MARTHA

MARCY MAY MARLENE for which he was nominated for a Gotham Award for Best Ensemble.

On stage, the Stamford, Connecticut native made his Broadway debut in John Guare's THE

HOUSE OF BLUE LEAVES. Other theatrical work includes THE ROSE TATTOO with Marisa

Tomei at The Williamstown Theatre Festival, Lucy Thurber’s WHERE WE’RE BORN at The

Rattlestick Theatre, Annie Baker’s JOHN at The Signature Theatre and Sam Shepard’s FOOL

FOR LOVE at The Williamstown Theatre Festival.

Christopher will next be seen in the independent film KATIE SAYS GOODBYE with Olivia

Cooke and Trey Shults’s IT COMES AT NIGHT with Joel Edgerton, Carmen Ejogo and Riley

Keough.

Imogen Poots (“Lila McCabe”)

As an emerging actress on the rise, Imogen Poots challenges herself with

each new role and continues to evolve her body of work with every project

she takes on.

Imogen can most recently be seen as the female lead in renowned director

Cameron Crowe’s Roadies, his debut television project. The series is a

modern-day ensemble piece which chronicles a life on the road with the crew

behind a rock band. The show premiered June 2016 on Showtime.

Imogen can also be seen opposite Michael Shannon in Matthew M. Ross’ Frank and Lola. The

story of betrayal, forgiveness, obsession and revenge follows Frank (Shannon) and Lola (Poots)

on a Halloween night in which Frank, a Las Vegas chef, falls in love with Lola, a mysterious girl

who is new to town. The film premiered at the 2016 Sundance Film Festival where Universal

acquired the distribution rights.

Imogen recently wrapped production on Vladimir de Fontenay’s Mobile Homes. Written by

Vladimir and Danielle Lessovitz, the film follows Ali (Imogen) and her seven-year-old son Bone.


They live like gypsies with Ali’s boyfriend Evan; jumping from one motel to the next, they earn a

living selling illegal fighting cocks from Puerto Rico in Philadelphia, the nation’s underground

cockfighting capital. When Bone’s love for running away causes Evan’s business plans to detour,

Ali is given an ultimatum; restrain Bone or find another place for him.

Prior to that, she filmed A.J. Edwards’ Friday’s Child opposite Tye Sheridan. Written by A.J.

Edwards and Michael Dolan, the film is a modern day redemption story set in Waco, Texas.

Imogen plays Joan, whose father is murdered by Richie (Sheridan). Not knowing the young

drifter is the source of her suffering, Richie and Joan strike up an unlikely bond during the period

of her grief. As complications grow, it is only through Joan that Richie can find redemption.

Joan’s own struggle is one of learning to forgive the most heinous of crimes, discovering that

only in selflessness can there be peace.

Imogen was recently seen in Jeremy Saulnier’s Green Room, portraying ‘Amber,' a young

woman in a punk rock band who finds themselves trapped in a secluded venue after stumbling

upon a horrific act of violence. The film made its premiere at the 2015 Cannes Film Festival and

was distributed in the US by Broad Green in April 2016. Also this spring, she appeared opposite

Andy Samberg in Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping as the girlfriend to musician Conner4Real

(Samberg) who to re-forms his old boy band. Universal released the film domestically on June

03, 2016.

Prior to this, Imogen was seen as ‘Della' in Terrence Mallick's The Knight of Cups with stars

Christian Bale and Natalie Portman. The film follows a screenwriter and his relationships

throughout his life in Los Angeles. Broad Green released the film March 2016. Prior to that, she

starred in Peter Bogdanovich’s She’s Funny That Way produced by Wes Anderson and Noah

Baumbauch. Imogen plays a prostitute turned theater star opposite an anxious theater director

(Owen Wilson), with whom he falls in love. Supporting cast includes Kathryn Hahn, Jennifer

Aniston, Will Forte and Rhys Ifans. For her performance, Imogen received an Evening

Standard British Film Award nomination.

Since making her breakthrough performance as “Tammy” in Juan Carlos Fesnadilo's critically

acclaimed film 28 Weeks Later, Imogen has continued to impress critics and audiences alike. She

was most recently seen in John Ridley’s All Is By My Side co-starring Andre Benjamin and

Hayley Atwell, Pascal Chaumameil's A Long Way Down with Aaron Paul, Pierce Brosnan and

Toni Collette and Irvine Welsh's Filth, a follow up to Trainspotting, with James McAvoy.

Other film credits include Anna Axster, A Country Called Home opposite Mackenzie

Davis; Scott Waugh’s Need for Speed co-starring Aaron Paul, Tom Gormican's That Awkward

Moment opposite Zac Efron; Michael Winterbottom's The Look Of Love, co-starring opposite

Steve Coogan and Tamsin Egerton; Daniel Algrant's Greetings from Tim Buckley opposite Penn

Badgley; Yaron Zilberman's A Late Quartet alongside Christopher Walken, Catherine Keener,

Philip Seymour Hoffman and Mark Ivanir; Simon Aboud's Comes a Bright Day, alongside Craig

Roberts, Kevin McKidd and Timothy Spall. Additionally, Craig Gillespie's Fright Night,

opposite Colin Farrell and Anton Yelchin; Cary Fukunaga's Jane Eyre alongside Mia

Wasikowska and Michael Fassbender; Chatroom with Aaron Johnson; Neil

Marshall's Centurion with Michael Fassbender; Waking Madison opposite Elisabeth Shue, Sarah

Roemer and Frances Conroy; Solitary Man with Michael Douglas and Susan

Sarandon; Cracks with Juno Temple; Richard Linklater's Me and Orson Welles with Zac Efron

and Christian McKay;


Beyond film, Imogen' television credits include BBC's Miss Austen Regrets as “Fanny Knight”

ITV's Bouquet of Barbed Wire as “Prue Sorensen,” and BBC's Christopher and His Kind as

“Jean Ross.”

She can currently be seen on stage as “Honey” in James Macdonald’s West End production of

Whose Afraid of Virginia Woolf, alongside Imelda Staunton, Conleth Hill and Luke Treadway.

Rosemarie DeWitt (“Bernadette Barrett”)

DeWitt will next be in the indie-thriller SWEET VIRGINIA, directed by Jamie

Dagg and is set to premiere at the 2017 Tribeca Film Festival. She was most

recently seen in Damien Chazelle’s musical romance LA LA LAND for

Lionsgate opposite Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone and also starred in

Amazon’s period drama pilot “The Last Tycoon”, which was picked up for a

full season and will be released in 2017. Other credits include Gil Kenan’s

remake of POLTERGEIST, Jason Reitman’s MEN, WOMEN, AND

CHILDREN, Focus Features’ KILL THE MESSENGER opposite Jeremy

Renner, Gus Van Sant’s PROMISED LAND, YOUR SISTER’S SISTER,

opposite Emily Blunt and Mark Duplass, and RACHEL GETTING MARRIED.

Odessa Young (“Maggie Russell”)

ODESSA YOUNG is currently shooting the lead role of the independent

feature ASSASSINATION NATION written and directed by Sam

Levinson. The film tells the story of a mysterious hacker who leaks

inflammatory personal information about the citizens of a small town - leading

to ruined lives, destroyed reputations and an increasingly deadly mob intent on

tracking down the culprit. Odessa plays “Lily”, a disaffected and brilliant

young artist who must survive by her wits when she is suspected to be the

source of the chaos. She next stars opposite Job Bernthal in Jamie M. Dagg’s

thriller SWEET VIRGINIA, premiering at the upcoming Tribeca Film

Festival. Odessa plays “Maggie”, a kind and smart teenager working at a motel in a small

Alaskan town where a deranged hit man is staying. Odessa has received critical acclaim for her

performance in the Australian feature THE DAUGHTER including a recent win for Best Lead

Actress at the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Awards. The story centers on two

families whose lives are changed forever with the arrival of a man whose return provokes the

revelation of a long-buried secret. Starring opposite Academy Award winner Geoffrey Rush,

Odessa plays “Hedvig”, the title character who suffers dire consequences as a result of this

revelation. Additional credits include a lead role in the Paramount TV pilot WHEN THE

STREET LIGHTS GO ON and the title role of “Grace” in director Sue Brooks’ indie LOOKING

FOR GRACE.


CREW BIOS

Jamie M. Dagg (Director)

Jamie M. Dagg’s first film, WAITING, premiered at the Toronto

International Film Festival in 2005 and was selected for TIFF’s 2006 Short

Film Showcase. His second short, SUNDAY, premiered at the festival in

2008. Both films went on to screen at festivals worldwide. Dagg’s first

feature film, RIVER, premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival in

2015. It won the Borsos Award for Best Canadian Feature, Best Director of a

Borsos Film, and Best Screenplay for a Borsos Film. Jamie also received a

Canadian Screen Award for River for Best First Feature Film. SWEET

VIRGINIA is Dagg’s second feature film.

Exhibit (Producers Fernando Loureiro and Roberto Vasconcellos)

Exhibit, co-founded by Fernando Loureiro and Roberto Vasconcellos, is a Los Angeles-based

entertainment company dedicated to producing and financing feature films across a variety of

genres. Last year, the partners produced “Thumper,” starring Eliza Taylor, Lena Headey, Pablo

Schreiber and Ben Feldman and "Sweet Virginia,” starring Jon Bernthal, Christopher Abbott,

Imogen Poots, Rosemarie DeWitt and Odessa Young. Exhibit also executive produced “The

Little Hours,” starring Alison Brie, Dave Franco, Kate Micucci and Aubrey Plaza, “First Light”

with Stefanie Scott, Kate Burton and Kristin Booth and “Song of Back and Neck” with

Rosemarie DeWitt, Robert Pine, Paul Feig and Clark Duke. They are currently producing “I

Think We’re Alone Now” directed by Reed Morano and staring Elle Fanning and Peter

Dinklage.

Brian Kavanaugh-Jones (Producer)

Brian Kavanaugh-Jones is the President of Automatik, a Los Angeles-based film production

company. Brian recently produced the Jeff Nichols’ feature MIDNIGHT SPECIAL for Warner

Bros and executive produced Nichol’s next feature LOVING which premiered at Cannes and was

nominated for an Academy Award and two Golden Globes this year. He also produced TITAN

starring Sam Worthington and Taylor Schilling, directed by Lennart Ruff, and BOUNDARIES

directed by Shana Feste, starring Vera Farmiga and Christopher Plummer, both currently in post-

production.

In 2016, Brian executive produced Fernando Coimbra’s SANDCASTLE (Nicholas Hoult, Henry

Cavill),Jason Stone’s FIRST LIGHT (Stefanie Scott, Theodore Pellerin), INSIDIOUS:

CHAPTER 4, and Automatik’s first television series BEYOND, now going into its second season

on Disney’s Freeform.

Upcoming projects include UNTITLED ADOLF EICHMANN PROJECT written by Matt Orton,

to be directed by Chris Weitz; THE WOLF HOUR written and to be directed by Banks Griffin,

starring Jennifer Connelly and I THINK WE’RE ALONE NOW starring Peter Dinklage and Elle

Fanning.

Brian also produced INSIDIOUS: CHAPTER 3, directed by Leigh Whannell;


SINISTER 2 directed by Ciaran Foy; the action thriller COLLIDE, directed by Eran Creevy,

starring Nicholas Hoult, Felicity Jones, Sir Ben Kingsley and Sir Anthony Hopkins; the sci-fi

thriller REVOLT; THE SIGNAL written and directed by Will Eubank, which was selected for

the Sundance 2014 Park City at Midnight category; and 2012’s SINISTER, starring Ethan Hawke

and directed by Scott Derrickson. He executive produced INSIDIOUS, 2011's most profitable

film, the sequel INSIDIOUS: CHAPTER 2; HOLLOW IN THE LAND, written and directed by

Scooter Corkle, starring Dianna Agron and Shawn Ashmore, and COME AND FIND ME written

and directed by Zack Whedon, starring Annabelle Wallis and Aaron Paul.

Automatik’s other past films include WELCOME TO THE PUNCH, directed by Eran Creevy; A

HAUNTED HOUSE and A HAUNTED HOUSE 2, written by and starring Marlon Wayans,

directed by Michael Tiddes; DARK SKIES directed by Scott Stewart; and award-winning first

feature AFFLICTED, directed by Derek Lee and Clif Prowse.

Before founding Automatik, Brian was an agent at CAA in the Film Finance department.

Chris Ferguson (Producer)

Chris Ferguson is the President of Oddfellows Pictures, founded in 2012. Producing original

feature films, Oddfellows has just finished production on its eighth film, Sweet Virginia, to

premiere at Tribeca Film Festival 2017, starring Jon Bernthal, Chris Abbott, Imogen Poots and

Rosemarie DeWitt. Other upcoming feature releases include the comedy Boundaries, starring

Vera Farmiga and Christopher Plummer, the sci-fi action First Light starring Stefanie Scott, and

the dramatic thriller Hollow in the Land, starring Dianna Agron. Oddfellows also recently

launched its boutique animation studio, Oddfellows Labs, developing projects for both television

and online.

FULL CREDITS

DIRECTED BY JAMIE M. DAGG

WRITTEN BY THE CHINA BROTHERS

PRODUCED BY BRIAN KAVANAUGH-JONES CHRIS FERGUSON

PRODUCED BY FERNANDO LOUREIRO ROBERTO VASCONCELLOS

EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS RIAN CAHILL JESSE SAVATH ARAM TERTZAKIAN NATE BOLOTIN

CO-PRODUCERS GABE SCARPELLI MARLAINA MAH

JON BERNTHAL

CHRISTOPHER ABBOTT

IMOGEN POOTS

ODESSA YOUNG

JONATHAN TUCKER

JOSEPH LYLE TAYLOR GARRY CHALK


JARED ABRAHAMSON GABRIELLE ROSE

AND ROSEMARIE DEWITT

CASTING BY MELISSA KOSTENBAUDER & KATE CALDWELL

CANADIAN CASTING BY KRIS WOZ & KARA EIDE

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY JESSICA LEE GAGNÉ

PRODUCTION DESIGNER DANNY VERMETTE

EDITOR DUFF SMITH

ORIGINAL SCORE BY WILL BLAIR AND BROOKE BLAIR

COSTUME DESIGNER MIA FIDDIS

CO-EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS GIULIANA BERTUZZI ANDREW LEVINE

LINE PRODUCER JORDAN BARBER

ASSOCIATE PRODUCER SANDRA YEE LING

PRODUCTION MANAGER KYLE HOLLETT

FIRST ASSISTANT DIRECTOR ANDREW MCEWAN

SECOND ASSISTANT DIRECTOR DAVID RONCIN

CAST

SAM ROSSI JON BERNTHAL

ELWOOD CHRISTOPHER ABBOTT

LILA MCCABE IMOGEN POOTS

BERNADETTE BARRETT ROSEMARIE DEWITT

MAGGIE RUSSELL ODESSA YOUNG

TOM BARRETT JOSEPH LYLE TAYLOR

MITCHEL MCCABE JONATHAN TUCKER

LOU HOPKIS GARRY CHALK

PAUL ANDERSON JARED ABRAHAMSON

ROSE MILLER GABRIELLE ROSE

MR. BARNES MIKE DOPUD

MARTY PETROWNE DARCY LAURIE

LAWYER SCOTT MCGILLIVRAY

PROSTITUTE THERES AMEE

WOMAN IN ROOM 7 VICTORIA BIDWELL

MOTEL GUEST KATHRYN KIRKPATRICK

PARKING LOT GUYS SHAWN ORR CAMERON HILTS

OBESE MAN RICK PEARCE

WAITRESS CAFE LINDA JONES

STAND INS MIKE HANUS


JUSTINE WARRINGTON ROAN CURTIS JUSTIN STONE

STUNT COORDINATOR SHAWN ORR

ELWOOD STUNT DOUBLE ADRIAN HEIN

PAUL STUNT DOUBLE CAMERON HILTS

LILA STUNT DOUBLE JENNIFER CLARKE

BERNIE STUNT DOUBLE CRYSTAL DALMAN

BULL RIDER JAKE WILSON

BULL FIGHTERS LON STREETER CHASE KEELEY

FIRST ASSISTANT CAMERA JARED BOYCE

SECOND ASSISTANT CAMERA BRYCE ZIMMERMAN

B CAMERA OPERATOR DAVID TENNISWOOD

STEADICAM OPERATOR DAVID TENNISWOOD

CAMERA TRAINEE CHRIS MERRELL

DIGITAL IMAGING TECHNICIAN

IAN MACDONALD

SCRIPT SUPERVISOR TALI SANFORD

ART DIRECTOR JUSTIN LUDWIG

SET DECORATOR ROBIN TILBY

PROPS MASTER TEDDY FOLEY

DRESSER DANIEL CURTIS

CONSTRUCTION MAKE HAUS

ART DEPARTMENT ASSISTANT KIAYOTE WILSON JR.

SOUND MIXER TIM KUBBINGA

BOOM OPERATOR NADIA DRAGOS

GAFFER BRYCE LARKIN

BEST BOY LEO HARIM

LAMP OPERATOR DAVID PRATT

SWING EVAN WEST

KEY GRIP CHESTER DIXON

DOLLY GRIP ERIC HOFMANN

SWING JOHN PAUL HUNTER

KEY MAKEUP & SPECIAL ALEX ROTUNDO


EFFECTS MAKEUP

KEY HAIR KITA LOEKS

ASSISTANT MAKEUP AUDREY HIMMER JUDE ASHLEY LAMON

TATTOO DESIGN ACROW

SPECIAL EFFECTS COORDINATOR

DAVID ALLINSON

SPECIAL EFFECTS BEST BOY BRANT MCILROY

SPECIAL EFFECTS SET LEAD RUSS ALLINSON

SPECIAL EFFECTS ASSISTANTS CHRIS VALAGAO PAULO BRONCO

ARMOURER FELCAN ENTERPRISE

LOCATION MANAGER PERRY MIOTTO

ASSISTANT LOCATIONS MANAGER

ACE DIXON

PRODUCTION ASSISTANTS RYDER WHITE DAN ELSTONE JESSICA THALMANN LU ZHANG TERRANCE AZZUOLO COLINE DEBRAY RYDER WHITE

PRODUCTION COORDINATOR MADELEINE DAVIS

PRODUCER’S ASSISTANT PHILLIP THOMAS

THIRD ASSISTANT DIRECTOR HANNAH SHRADER

ASSISTANT COSTUME DESIGNER

ANNA MACDONALD

BUYER ALYSON HOLLER

CASTING ASSISTANTS IAIN BELCHER JAMES KIRK

UNIT PUBLICIST GRADY MITCHELL

STILL PHOTOGRAPHER GRADY MITCHELL

GALLERY PHOTOGRAPHER ASTERIOS MOUTSOKAPAS

DIGITAL CAPTURE TECHNICIAN ROB SEEBACHER

EPK VIDEOGRAPHER KERI ANDERSON


CATERING BIG SKY CATERING

CHEF MATTHEW FORMAGIN

ASSISTANT CHEF SAM GRIMSON

FIRST AID CRAFT SERVICE ASHLEY KIPPING

TRANSPORT COORDINATOR MIKE BABIARZ

CAST DRIVER KASSY BAILEY

MOHO DRIVER DAVID GREENWOOD

DRIVERS KHEAVAN LEWANDOWSKI NICK YUILL SCOTT LEE

RUNNER ZANDER STARTUP

PRODUCTION ACCOUNTANT DARIN OISHI

ASSISTANT ACCOUNTANT ELIZABETH WELLS

SECOND UNIT

PRODUCTION DESIGNER TEDDY FOLEY

FIRST ASSISTANT CAMERA DAVID TENNISWOOD

CAMERA TRAINEE JESSICA THALMANN

SOUND MIXER DAVE PULLMER

GAFFER MARIO JURADO

KEY GRIP ERIC HOFFMAN

GRIP EVAN WEST

ON SET COSTUME ANNA MCLEAN

FIRST AID CRAFT SERVICE KATRINA YDENBERG

POST PRODUCTION

POST PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR

ANDREW LEVINE

1st Assistant Editor

Stephen Grobe


Finishing by Umedia

Finishing Producer Sam Trounce

Supervising Digital Colourist Andrea Chlebak

Finishing Artist Scott McKenzie

Colour Science & Media Engineer

Chris Davies

Head of Finishing David Hollingsworth

Visual Effects By Patti Gannon

Title design and animation by The Sequence Group

Post Production Sound Services By Kustom Kut Productions Inc. & National Soundboard

Sound Supervisor BRODY RATSOY

Supervising Sound Editor ERIC J PAUL

Re-recording Mixer BRODY RATSOY

Re-recording Mixer ERIC J PAUL

Dialogue Editors HARLEY PAUL

MIGUEL ARAUJO

CHRISTINE MCLEOD

ADR Mixers BRODY RATSOY

MIGUEL ARAUJO

Sound Effects Editor HUMBERTO CORTE

Backgrounds Editor HUMBERTO CORTE

Sound Assistant FRANCISCO CASTELLANOUS

Foley Artist MICHAEL KEEPING

Foley Mixer JESSE BARDEN


Foley Editor JOHN FRANCO

Walla Artists GRAEME DUFFY

SCOTT PATEY

BRIAN COOK

KEN LAWSON

CAITILIN BUSS

SARAH DAWN PLEDGE

Re-recording Mix Facility WESTERN POST PRODUCTIONS

SONGS

“DANCE ALL NIGHT”

PERFORMED BY ROLLA OLAK

COMPOSED AND PUBLISHED BY ROLLA OLAK (SOCAN)

“EARTHQUAKE”

PERFORMED BY THE BUTTHOLE SURFERS

COMPOSED BY ROKY ERICKSON, TOMMY HALL

PUBLISHED BY CHARLY PUBLISHING LTD. (PRS)

COURTESY OF SIRE RECORDS

BY ARRANGEMENT WITH WARNER MUSIC GROUP

FILM & TV LICENSING

INSURANCE PROVIDED BY FRONT ROW INSURANCE BROKERS

CLEARANCE SERVICES PROVIDED BY

COASTAL CLEARANCES

PRODUCTION LEGAL COUNSEL MICHAEL, EVRENSEL & PAWAR LLP CHRISTINA BULBROOK


SPECIAL THANKS

ISABEL DAGG

JOHN W. DAGG

JOHN & MICHELLE SEGUIN

STACEY MITSOPULOS

BARRY & KIM TWILT

NAVEEN & SHOANA PRASAD

MEYASH PRABHU

SOLCO SCHUIT

RICH COOK

ZAC FROGNOWSKI

JEFF SILVER

CUFFE OWENS

NICK SORBARA

KERI ANDERSON

HANLEY BAXTER

JOANNIE BURSTEIN

JAMES FARRELL

FRANKLIN LATT

TROY NANKIN

ELAN RUSPOLI

DANIELLE SHEBBY

CHRIS GOBLE

WILLIAM F WHITE

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