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Love Serenade Tail Credits dedicated to collin dragsbaek dimity hurley miranda otto vicki-ann hurley rebecca frith ken sherry george shevtsov albert lee john alansu deborah jessica napier curler victim jill mcwilliam boy on ride ryan jackson beautiful baby sabrina norris director shirley barrett original screenplay shirley barrett producer jan chapman director of photography mandy walker production designer steven jones-evans costume designer anna borghesi film editor denise haratzis casting alison barrett production supervisor sally ayre-smith first assistant director p j voeten art director tony campbell sound recordist gary wilkins continuity kristin voumard location manager maude heath hair and make-up stephanie larman costume supervisor robyn elliott script editors keith thompson jan chapman production accountant denise farrell moneypenny services music supervisor christine woodruff post production supervisor david birrell second assistant director john martin third assistant director jennifer leacey producer's assistant lee-anne higgins focus puller kattina bowell clapper loader viv scanu camera attachment rena marnich second unit photography john whitteron camera assistant andrew birbara second unit grip arthur manousakis remote flying camera birdseye films australia boom operator phil sterling gaffer les frazier best boy trevor ripper electrician warwick fry grip tony hall assistant grips pal reinhardt fabian poggendorf production co-ordinator lorelle adamson production secretary jan edwards casting assistant trish mcaskill runner debbie antoniou rushes runner nigel doyle accounts assistant stuart mcphee art dept co-ordinator miriam johnson buyer/dressers colin robertson joanna park standby props robert 'moxy' moxham assistant standby katie sharrock construction manager walter sperl carpenter colin gearman metalwork and rigs marcus skipper greensman steve wright head scenic artist cicily gatacre scenic artists helen davies john rouch animal wrangler evanne chesson animal handler christine powell boat wrangler laurie knight model makers tristan fitzgerald chris norris sign writer bryon neville stunt co-ordinator johnny hallyday asst stunt co-ordinator paul doyle stunts collin dragsbaek paul doyle stunt assistant debbie sanctic safety officer bernadette van gyen unit nurse stephanie castro-lewis safety report george mannix standby wardrobe nina parsons wardrobe assistant cheyne phillips cutter suzanne head assistant make-up/hair heather ross special fx makeup nik dorning ann-maree hurley laura morris stills photographer elise lockwood publicity maria farmer public relations unit production notes one globe promotions extras casting shirley cameron quixote casting - mildura catering claire pollard / camera cooks catering assistant gino lopez unit manager bob graham unit assistants laurie pettinari nino negrin phil brown assistant editor david birrell avid supplied by frameworks location projection equipment the joinery rushes processing cinevex liaison ian anderson rushes transfers aav australia rushes grading peter ritchie liaison nik round digital/optical imaging dfilm services digital effects rob sandeman optical effects roger cowland title design steven jones-evans titles optical & graphic laboratory atlab liaison ian russell negative matching margaret bourke colour timing arthur cambridge sound mixer peter smith sound design frank lipson dialogue editor steve lambeth sound editing thundertracks adr recordist rick lisle recorded at spectrum films pty ltd foley walker gerry long foley recordist paul pirola foley mixer steve burgess recorded at soundfirm melbourne music restoration neil smith abc audio restoration mixed at soundfirm sydney film stock kodak camera equipment samuelson film service legal representation joanne court peter thompson tress, cocks & maddox insurance tony gibbs h w woods completion guarantor film finances, inc travel / freight jet aviation "love serenade" "never never gonna give you up" "i'm gonna love you just a little more baby" written by barry white (sa-vette music co/unichappell music inc) performed by barry white courtesy polygram records inc, by arrangement with polygram pty limited "the hustle" written by van mccoy (warner-tamerlane publishing corp/van mccoy music inc) performed by van mccoy courtesy of amherst records inc in north america and japan by arrangement with original sound entertainment and courtesy avco record corp by arrangement with polygram pty limited "wichita lineman" written by jim webb (canopy music inc / polygram intl publishing inc) "what the world needs now is love" written by burt bacharach/hal david (blue seas music inc/jac music co inc) performed by dionne warwick courtesy warner special products, by arrangement with warner special products "my little angel" written by harry vanda/george young (j. albert & son) performed by william shakespeare courtesy of albert productions "rockin' chair" written by willie clarke/clarence reid (southern music publishing co of australasia pty ltd) performed by gwen mccrae courtesy of rhino records, by arrangement with warner special products "me and mrs jones" written by leon huff/kenny gamble/cary gilbert (warner-tamerlane publishing corp) performed by billy paul courtesy of columbia records, by arrangement with sony music licensing "behind closed doors" written by kenny o'dell (warner house of music) "it's a sin when you love somebody" written by jim webb (canopy music inc/polygram intl publishing inc) performed by glen campbell courtesy of capitol nashville and emi music australia pty ltd "rock your baby" written by harry casey/richard finch (southern music publishing co of australasia pty ltd) performed by george mccrae courtesy of rhino records, by arrangement with warner special products "my coo ca choo" written by peter shelley (magnet music limited) performed by alvin stardust courtesy of warner music uk limited, by arrangement with warner music australia pty limited "desiderata" written by max ehrman/fred werner (emi music publishing) performed by les crane courtesy of warner bros records, inc, by arrangement with warner special products soundtrack available with thanks to people of robinvale, mildura & euston shires of swan hill, mildura & balranald len and bernadette norris telstra mobile communications vicrail vicgrain limited Dolby ® In selected theatres - logo international sales beyond films limited beyond logo developed with the assistance of the australian film commission this film was developed with the assistance of the new south wales film and television office NSW Film and TV office sydney, australia - logo produced with assistance and finance from new south wales film and television office sydney, australia produced with the assistance of Film Victoria - logo the persons and events of this cinematograph film are fictitious. any similarity to actual persons or events is unintentional. this cinematograph film is protected under the laws of australia and internationally. unauthorised duplication, distribution, diffusion or exhibition may result in civil liability and/or prosecution. © 1996 australian film finance corporation limited new south wales film and television office film victoria and jan chapman productions pty ltd acn 067 439 187 .
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