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| Kevin Leslie | First Assistant Director |
| Emma Krokdal | Co-Producer |
| Mike Hatton | Executive Producer |
| Brandon Menchen | Line Producer |
| Kevin Leslie | Associate Producer |
| Craig Baumgarten | Producer |
| Dolph Lundgren | Writer |
| Dolph Lundgren | Producer |
| Craig Baumgarten | Executive Producer |
| Natalie Burn | Producer |
| Dolph Lundgren | Director |
| Michael Worth | Story |
| Frank Valdez | Screenplay |
| Matthew Gay | Additional Camera |
| Sacha Chaban | Original Music Composer |
| Joe M. Han | Director of Photography |
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