CKCO-TV - The GARY BUCK Christmas Special (1977)
Hosted by Gary Buck with guests - Audi Henry, The Post Family and Trudy Lynn Buck.
Produced and Directed by George Copeland
Production Consultant - Cy True
Associate Producer - Gary Buck
Production Co-Producer - George Moskal
Music Director - Gary Buck
Settings - Don Bowen - Larry Ernewein
Technical Director - Eric Sutherland
Technical Supervisor - Bill Strain
Audio - Eric Posner
Cameras - Mike Ellis - Brian Dunseith
Video Tape Editing - Paul Nyhout - Earl Pierson
Lighting - Jack Alexander
Make-Up - David Antscherl
Hairstylist - Jerry Spataro
Audio Re-Recording - RCA Studios Toronto
This Program Was Pre-Recorded At Doon Pioneer Village, Kitchener
Executive Producer - Don Willcox
A CKCO-TV Mobile Production
1977
Produced and Directed by George Copeland
Production Consultant - Cy True
Associate Producer - Gary Buck
Production Co-Producer - George Moskal
Music Director - Gary Buck
Settings - Don Bowen - Larry Ernewein
Technical Director - Eric Sutherland
Technical Supervisor - Bill Strain
Audio - Eric Posner
Cameras - Mike Ellis - Brian Dunseith
Video Tape Editing - Paul Nyhout - Earl Pierson
Lighting - Jack Alexander
Make-Up - David Antscherl
Hairstylist - Jerry Spataro
Audio Re-Recording - RCA Studios Toronto
This Program Was Pre-Recorded At Doon Pioneer Village, Kitchener
Executive Producer - Don Willcox
A CKCO-TV Mobile Production
1977
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Posted: Jul. 5, 2021
Filmed: Dec. 1, 1977
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