Fashionably Yours Trailer

Fashionably Yours Trailer (2020)

11 April 2020 Comedy, Romance, TV Movie 85 mins

After years of organizing fashion in the city, Lauren decides to move home. In exchange for her organizing services, mover Rob makes it his mission to help her see the beauty of Seattle.

Watch the official Fashionably Yours 2020 trailer in HD below.

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Crew

Michael Johansson

Michael Johansson Second Assistant Director

Adam Tamer

Adam Tamer Second Assistant "A" Camera

Simon Abbott

Simon Abbott Production Manager

Sean Symondson

Sean Symondson First Assistant "B" Camera

Brandon Scott Flores

Brandon Scott Flores First Assistant "A" Camera

Brad Whitlock

Brad Whitlock "B" Camera Operator

Jason Bohn

Jason Bohn First Assistant Director

Stephan DuVal

Stephan DuVal First Assistant "A" Camera

Steven Hu

Steven Hu Camera Trainee

Chris Horniblow

Chris Horniblow Second Assistant "B" Camera

Ryan Petey

Ryan Petey "B" Camera Operator

William P. Satterfield

William P. Satterfield Second Assistant "B" Camera

Rob Wood

Rob Wood First Assistant "A" Camera

Ricardo Hubbs

Ricardo Hubbs Still Photographer

Glen A. Dickson

Glen A. Dickson "A" Camera Operator

Shawn Major

Shawn Major Lead Set Dresser

International Titles

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International Releases Dates

France 22 October 2020

United States 11 April 2020

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