Title: Trouble Sleeping (film)
Content:  The film was produced by Greg Mckay, Roger Fex, and Linda Eskeland.
Title: Sleeping Sun
Content: Director: Sami Käyhkö ; Producer: Paula Eronen ; Executive producer: Sami Manninen ; Cinematographer: Risto Laasonen ; Camera assistant: Kalle Pekkala ; Trip and organizer: Juha Virtala ; Makeup and costumes: Johanna Pulli ; Grip assistant: Esko Virtala, Ville Kyro ; Offline editors: Sami Käyhkö, Reko Turja ; Telecine colourist: Adam Vidovic ; Online and compositing: Sami Käyhkö, Reko Turja 
Title: Sleepwalkers (David Sylvian album)
Content:  producer (2, 7) ; Steve Jansen – producer (3, 8, 11), strings arrangement (3, 8), mixing (7, 11) ; Jan Bang – producer (4, 14), mixing (4, 14), arrangement (14) ; Erik Honoré – producer (4, 14), mixing (4, 14) ; Ryuichi Sakamoto – producer (5), mixing (5) ; Fernando Aponte – mixing (5) ; Dai Fujikura – orchestration (6), conducting (6) ; Takagi Masakatsu – producer (9) ; Chris Vrenna – producer (10), mixing (10) ; Christian Fennesz – producer (12), mixing (12) ; Takuma Watanabe – producer (13) ; Jean-Philippe Verdin – producer (15), mixing (15) ; Tony Cousins – mastering at Metropolis Studios ; Kristamas Klousch – cover, artwork ; Chris Bigg – design Musicians  Technical
Title: Sleep in Safety
Content: Craig Leon – co-production ; Paul B. Cutler – co-production 
Title: In My Sleep
Content:  Allen Wolf wrote, directed and produced In My Sleep. The film entered post production in August 2009, after having resolved several technical glitches before moving into sound design, music scoring and visual effects. Sound design was handled by Hollywood's Jonathan Miller, whose works include Independence Day, Saw, Narc, Trainspotting, The Hills Have Eyes Part II, and many others, while music scoring was completed by Conrad Pope, who also orchestrated Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, Horton Hears a Who! and Julie & Julia and The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, and who recorded the score in Bulgaria and Los Angeles. Ralph Winter was the executive producer. Alyssa Weisberg, who won an Emmy for casting Lost and also cast Star Trek, was the casting director.
Title: Don't Lose Any Sleep
Content: Frank Filipetti, Rick Nowels, John Waite - producers of "Don't Lose Any Sleep" ; Frank Filipetti - remixer on "Single Version" of "Don't Lose Any Sleep" ; Frank Filipetti, John Waite - producers of "Wild One" Production
Title: The Sleeping Voice
Content:  The film was produced by Maestranza Films alongside Mirada Sur, and it had support from the Spanish Ministry of Culture, the Junta de Andalucía, the Diputación de Huelva, TVE, Canal+ and Canal Sur. Antonio Pérez Pérez (productor) is credited as producer and Álex Catalán as cinematographer. Shooting locations included the Plaza Mayor in Madrid. Around a 40% of the film was shot in the province of Huelva.
Title: Sleep Has Her House
Content:  Sleep Has Her House was directed by Scott Barley, who was also the film's producer, cinematographer, sound designer and editor. It was independently produced through his production company, Ether Films. Sleep Has Her House was not originally made for film festivals or the internet. The film's first draft cut had a duration of four hours, and was planned as an installation where audience members would be welcome to - in the director's own words - "take a nap" during its screening. Barley eventually decided to rework the film into a more condensed, consumable form for the internet and later for festivals, but has not ruled out releasing a longer cut in the future. Principal photography was shot on an iPhone, and took place during 2015 and 2016 in Wales and Scotland, with post-production being completed alongside ongoing production for sixteen months. Some of the sequences in the film consist of up to sixty separate shots invisibly stitched together in post-production, that in some cases took months to render. The film was completed in December 2016.
Title: Slumberin' on the Cumberland
Content: Michael Melford - producer ; Richard Adler - recording engineer 
Title: Sleep (rapper)
Content:  Leading up to 2009, Sleep had contacted Sage Francis in an attempt to receive a feature for his upcoming album, which eventually led to his signing to Sage's independent label Strange Famous Records. In 2009, Sleep released his third solo album, Hesitation Wounds. It features verses from Grayskul and Del the Funky Homosapien as well as production from likes of Zavala and Reanimator, among others.

Question: Who was the producer of Sleep?
Answer: Andy Warhol.
Andrew Warhola.
Andrew Warhol.
Drella.
Andrej Varchol.
Andrej Warhol.