A More or Less Perfect Union

Directed by:	Jim Taylor
Producer:	Barbara Potter
Writer / Co-Producer:	Gary Parker
Executive Producers:	Thomas Skinner Bob Chitester Robert Chatfield
Original Music:	John Keltonic Music ©2019, JDK Music, Inc. ASCAP, Used by Permission
Camera / Editor:	Jim Taylor
Additional Camera / Sound:	Vince Franke
Field Producer:	Barbara Potter
Story Consultant:	Max Borders
Archival Research:	Image Finders
Additional Research:	Ross Kenyon Marley Behrendt Susan Gable
Graphics Designer:	Matt Strauss
Re-recording Mixer:	Max Conklin
Audio Post:	Pomann Sound (NYC)
Paris Production Coordinator:	Ann Fitzgerald
Project Manager:	Tara Schupp
Project Accounting:	Cindee Behrendt
Project Assistants:	Teresa Burgess Michael Kraus Nick Liberatore
Product Package Design:	Mike Hanel Len Juniewicz Joseph Lehr
Marketing:	Amy Ritzel Dana Roberts Charles Santini
Public Relations:	Hawkins Public Relations
Community Engagement:	Kristen O’Brien
Historical Characters Portrayed By:	Alexander Hamilton Eben Kuhns James Madison John Zak George Washington Dean Malissa George Mason Ed Kane Benjamin Franklin Bill Robling Mr. Kuhns and Mr. Zak appear courtesy of American Historical Theatre. Mr. Kuhns' and Mr. Zak's costumes by Kim Hanley of AHT
Spot the Crime
Producer:	Tanvir Toy
Actors:	Kathryn Roberts Miguel Palestino Zarahi Castellanos Charisma Mosely John Sanango Anda Pielaru Sandra Masias Chavez Sharon Hardeen Damian Hardeen Wale Adebixi Sandy Castillo Jesse Ortiz
Sedition Act Actors:	Evan Duncan Alan Highe Vincent Gagliardi Nathan Levy Cesar Lozada
Archival:	AP Archives Dred Scott Foundation Institute for Justice Pond5 NBCUniversal KFVS Television New York Public Library Metropolitan Museum of Art Howard University White House Archives National Gallery of Art Historic New Orleans Collection U.S. Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division National Archives and Records Administration George Mason Portrait, Courtesy Board of Regents, Gunston Hall
Archival:	Presidential Libraries: John F. Kennedy Lyndon B. Johnson Richard Nixon Gerald R. Ford Jimmy Carter Ronald Reagan George H.W. Bush William J. Clinton George W. Bush Barack Obama Missouri Historical Society Special Collections & Archives J. Edgar and Louise S. Monroe Library Loyola University, New Orleans
Special Thanks:	Antonin Scalia School of Law Smith, Gambrell & Russell, LLP The King’s College Brookings Institution Institute for Justice Georgetown Law School The George Washington University Law School Yale University Law School University of Chicago Law School Cato Institute The Whitney Plantation Independence National Historical Park National Park Service National Constitution Center Thomas Jefferson Foundation at Monticello, Charlottesville, VA James Madison’s Montpelier George Washington’s Mount Vernon Colonial Williamsburg Foundation KFVS 12, St. Louis, MO
Special Thanks:	Old Sturbridge Village The Newseum Winter Harbor Lobster Co-op Faith Like A Mustard Seed Farm City of London Corporation The Bell In Hand Tavern City of Boston The Boston Tea Party Reenactment Theatre 99 Washington, D.C. Film Commission Korean War Memorial by Frank Gaylord Three Servicemen Statue, Three Soldiers ©1984 F.E. Hart and V.V.M.F. All Rights Reserved. Used With Permission. Les Archives Nationales (Ministère de la Culture et de la Communication) Françoise Banat-Berger and staff The Producers thank The Department of Homeland Security for its cooperation and assistance.
Production Services:	Resolution Productions, Inc.
Original Production Funding Provided by:	Diana Davis Spencer Foundation The Dunn Foundation Thomas Peterffy Judicial Education Project C. Boyden Gray Mrs. Richard Monroe Fairbanks III Sarah Scaife Foundation Fred M. Young Jr.
For WNET/THIRTEEN:	Legal Affairs Matt Clark Budget Controller Enaé Boone Audience Engagement Lindsey Horvitz Natasha Padilla
For WNET/THIRTEEN:	Station Relations RoseLynn Marra Robin Rodriguez Program Administration Emilio Saldana Coordinating Producer Benjamin Phelps
For WNET/THIRTEEN:	Director, Programming Operations Jane Buckwalter Executive-in-Charge Stephen Segaller

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