Mr. Burnett
| Cliff DeYoung |
Don Carlos
| Francesco Quinn |
Francisco Cortez
| Luis Garciá |
Don Julio
| Ismael East Carlo |
Nestor
| Alexis Cruz |
Papi
| Angelo Pagan |
Dr. Fishbeck
| George Wyner |
Mrs. Parsons
| Christine Healy |
Mrs. Moore
| Diane Salinger |
Miss Narayan
| Anne DeSalvo |
Delsa Santiago
| Evangelina Martínez |
Norma Santiago
| Stacy Gallardo |
Hector Santiago
| Gabriel A. Flores |
Alicia Santiago
| Yanniva Mendoza |
Edna Santiago
| Marisabel García |
Raymond Santiago
| Austin Marques |
Yolanda
| Carmen Moreno |
Miss Brown
| Robinne Lee |
Mr. Fuller
| Peter Jason |
Office Social Worker
| Justin Williams |
Field Social Worker
| Dawn Didawick |
Laura
| Sara Rivas |
Harvey
| Jacob Hobbs |
Gang Girls
| Patrice Fisher
Johanna Denis
Amy Correa
|
Older Raymond
| Achilles Aiken |
Dr. Fishbeck's Nurse
| Alicia Kaplan |
Librarian
| Sarah Zinsser |
Jacob
| Bob Prest |
Salsa Band
| Son y Clave |
Production Credits

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| Based on the memoir by | Esmeralda Santiago
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| Directed by | Betty Kaplan
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| Screenplay by | Esmeralda Santiago
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| Produced by | Ronald Colby
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| Co-Produced by | Tim Leary Swan
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| Director of Photography | Carlos Gonzales
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| Editor | Luis Colina
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| Music by | Lee Holdridge
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| Casting | Phyllis Huffman
Olivia Harris
Dan Ramirez
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| Associate Producer | Helene Mulholland
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| Production Designer | Franco-Giacomo Carbone
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| Costume Designer | Eduardo Castro
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| Executive Producers for ALT Films | Marian Rees
Anne Hopkins
Stephen Kulczycki
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| Series Executive Producer | Rebecca Eaton
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| Unit Production Manager | Ronald Colby
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| First Assistant Directors | Bradley Gross
Larry Lerner
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| Second Assistant Director | Roberto Gonzalez-Rubio
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| Costume Supervisor | Josephine Monmaney
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| Set Costumers | Tammy S. Hynes
Stephanie S. Kim
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| Location Manager | Patrick Reinoso
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| Key Make-Up Artist | Martha Callender
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| Key Hair Stylist | David Blair
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Second, Second Assistant Director
| Dan Leatham
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| Art Director | Linda Berger
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| Set Decorator | Joyce Gilstrap
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| Leadman | Gene Molnar
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| Propmaster | Sean E. Markland
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| Construction Coordinator | Daniel E. Turk
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| Camera Operator | Loaquii Sedillo
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| 1st Assistant A Camera | Renee Hedstrom
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| B Camera Operator | Darren Rydstrom
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| 1st Assistant B Camera | Richard Garcia
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| Gaffer | Paul Cuffee
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| Key Grip | Hiro Kakuhari
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| Production Sound Mixer | Steve Bowerman
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| Boom Operator | Tom Thoms
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| Script Supervisor | Liliana Molina
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| Production Accountant | Glenn Nicol
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| Assistant Accountant | Gail A. Nicol
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| Production Coordinator | Ted Gidlow
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Assistant Production
Coordinator
| Rachel Simpson
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| Transportation Coordinator | Andy R. Straub
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Transportation Captain /
Picture Car Coordinator
| William Barillaro
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| Studio Teacher | Carol S. Hart
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| Choreographer | Kim Blank
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| Stunt Coordinator | Joni Avery
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| Additional Editing | Breil Mccarthy
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| Post Production Assistant | Maru Hernandez
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| Voice Casting | Barbara Harris
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| Casting Associate | Elda Lopez
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| Supervising Sound Editors | Doug Kent
John Kincade
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| Music Editor | Eduardo Ponsdomenech
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| Music Engineer | Armin Steiner
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| Re-Recording Mixers | Larry Stensvold
Pete Elia
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| Film Lab | CFI
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| Post Production Services | Hollywood Digital
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| Title Design | Marla Sandamela
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| Sound Editorial | Miles O' Fun
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| Re-Recorded At | Westwind Media
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| Mastering Colorist | Tony Smith
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Almost a Woman is a production of ALT Films in association for Masterpiece Theatre's American Collection. It was filmed entirely in the United States.
The series of nine films in the American Collection are produced by WGBH Boston and ALT Films. Rebecca Eaton is the series executive producer. Major funding is provided by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and PBS.
Masterpiece Theatre's American Collection is closed captioned for deaf and hard-of-hearing viewers by The Caption Center at WGBH. A special narration track is added to the series by Descriptive Video Service® (DVS®), a service of WGBH to provide access to people who are blind or visually impaired. The DVS narration is available on the SAP channel of stereo TVs and VCRs.
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