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The Fare - crew, film crew

The entire team, the film crew of the film "The Fare"

The Fare (2018)

Timing: 1:22 (82 min)

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All about film

Video 1

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Actors and characters

Film crew

Director

D.C. Hamilton

Director

Producer

D.C. Hamilton

Producer

Brinna Kelly

Producer

Gino Anthony Pesi

Producer

Kristin Starns

Producer

Writer

Brinna Kelly

Writer

Editor

D.C. Hamilton

Editor

Original Music Composer

Torin Borrowdale

Original Music Composer

Co-Producer

David Midell

Co-Producer

Camera Operator

Andy Chinn

Camera Operator

Still Photographer

Jenna Hagel

Still Photographer

Sound Mixer

Steve Blazewick

Sound Mixer

Thanks

Jean Nakahara

Thanks

Lina Suh

Thanks

Winship Cook

Thanks

Michael Stratigakis

Thanks

Jan S. Utstein

Thanks

Christopher Cass

Thanks

Mark Bartosik

Thanks

Sarah Nezamzadeh

Thanks

Chief Lighting Technician

Paul Samaniego

Chief Lighting Technician

Cinematography

Josh Harrison

Cinematography

Sound Designer

Scott A. Jennings

Sound Designer

Dialogue Editor

Borja Sau Razquin

Dialogue Editor

Best Boy Grip

Stephen Ji

Best Boy Grip

First Assistant "B" Camera

Scott Birnkrant

First Assistant "B" Camera

First Assistant "A" Camera

Summer Marsh

First Assistant "A" Camera

Transportation Coordinator

Tony Scaletta

Transportation Coordinator

Key Grip

Barham Lashley

Key Grip

Location Manager

Roberto Guevara

Location Manager

Grip

Charles Cartwright

Grip

Colorist

Borna Jafari

Colorist

Visual Effects

D.C. Hamilton

Visual Effects

Best Boy Electric

Ryan Figueroa

Best Boy Electric

Second Assistant Camera

Joshua D.W. Smith

Second Assistant Camera

Epk Camera Operator

Nina Duncan

Epk Camera Operator

Additional Camera

Peter Schmidt

Additional Camera

Additional Visual Effects

Morgan Mead

Additional Visual Effects

What's left behind the scenes

The original title translates to "Fare."
The entire film was shot in 6 days, and all the scenes inside the taxi were filmed using projection in a studio. All outdoor scenes were filmed in Pasadena and Palmdale, California.
The vintage taxi shown in the film was not in the best condition, and often refused to start when it needed to be filmed. On the last day of outdoor shooting, the crew struggled for 15 minutes, but the car finally started, and after that the engine was not turned off all day. Fortunately, there was enough fuel in the tanks without needing to refuel.
No one was ever found for the role of the dispatcher, even after filming had already finished and the film was being edited. Producer David Middel performed the role. Towards the end of post-production, Jason Stewart was found for the role and recorded all his lines in just three hours.
The original title translates to "Farewell".

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