High School Musical - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "High School Musical"
High School Musical (2006)
Timing:
1:38 (98 min)
6.546/10
4768
4768
7.052/10
35861
35861
5.7/10
105000
105000
Film crew
Director
Producer
Don Schain
Producer
Executive Producer
Bill Borden
Executive Producer
Barry Rosenbush
Executive Producer
Casting
Natalie Hart
Casting
Jason La Padura
Casting
Jeff Johnson
Casting
Editor
Seth Flaum
Editor
Costume Design
Tom McKinley
Costume Design
Production Design
Mark Hofeling
Production Design
Set Decoration
Ken Kirchner
Set Decoration
Makeup Artist
Ryan McCormick
Makeup Artist
Key Makeup Artist
Tara Starling
Key Makeup Artist
Original Music Composer
Unit Production Manager
Don Schain
Unit Production Manager
Production Supervisor
Shauna Miller Schain
Production Supervisor
Second Assistant Director
Tobijah Tyler
Second Assistant Director
Director of Photography
Gordon Lonsdale
Director of Photography
First Assistant Director
Matias Alvarez
First Assistant Director
Screenplay
Key Hair Stylist
Jennifer Llewelyn
Key Hair Stylist
Hair Designer
Edwin Matsu
Hair Designer
Assistant Director
L.J. Balkaran
Assistant Director
Makeup & Hair
Robin Michelle Patrick
Makeup & Hair
Post Production Supervisor
Tom Summers
Post Production Supervisor
Assistant Makeup Artist
Jamie Taylor Smith
Assistant Makeup Artist
Choreographer
Charles Klapow
Choreographer
Bonnie Story
Choreographer
Vocals
Jessica Rotter
Vocals
Lyricist
What's left behind the scenes
- High School Musical-1 entered the Guinness Book of World Records as the first television film to have nine songs simultaneously appear on the Billboard Hot 100's list of the 100 most popular songs.
- The television film's soundtrack received an award from Billboard Music Award as the best soundtrack of 2006, achieving four times platinum status in Ireland, double platinum in Spain and the United Kingdom, platinum in Italy, and gold in France, Germany, and Portugal. Since its release on January 10, 2006, six individual songs from High School Musical-1 have become "Gold Singles". In the US, the film's music album not only became the #1 album of 2006 but also the #1 soundtrack and the #1 children’s album of the year.
- In Russia, the main characters of the film were voiced by singer Sergey Lazarev (Zac Efron) and participants of the television project "Star Factory" Ksenia Larina (Vanessa Anne Hudgens) and Mikhail Veselov (Lucas Grabeel), as well as Evgenia Otradnaya (Ashley Tisdale), a participant in the Russian qualifying round for the Eurovision Song Contest 2008.
- Other translations of the film include "School Musical", "Higher Music School", and "Musical in High School".
- Initially, Ashley Tisdale auditioned for the role of Gabriella Montez.
- In the first installment, Zac Efron does not sing himself.
- Corbin Bleu auditioned for the role of Ryan.
- The premiere of the film on the American cable channel Disney Channel attracted an audience of 7.7 million viewers, becoming its largest in 2006.
- The title "High School Musical" was initially conceived as a placeholder to avoid filming without a title. But no matter how much the creators wracked their brains, they couldn't come up with anything suitable. They reluctantly had to approve it as the final one.
- The soundtrack of the television film received a Billboard Music Award as the best soundtrack of 2006, and went four times platinum in Ireland, twice platinum in Spain and the UK, platinum in Italy, and gold in France, Germany and Portugal. Since its release on January 10, 2006, six individual songs from High School Musical-1 have become "Gold Singles." In the US, the album from the television film not only became the #1 album of 2006, but also the #1 soundtrack and the #1 children's album of the year.
- In Russia, the main characters of the film were voiced by singer Sergey Lazarev (Zac Efron) and participants of the television project "Star Factory" Ksenia Larina (Vanessa Anne Hudgens) and Mikhail Veselov (Lucas Grabeel), as well as Evgeniya Otradnaya (Ashley Tisdale), a participant in the Russian qualifying round for the Eurovision Song Contest 2008.
- Other translations of the film include "School Musical," "Higher School of Music," and "Musical in High School."
- The title "Classy Musical" was conceived as a working title to avoid filming without a title. But no matter how hard the creators tried, they couldn't come up with anything worthwhile. They reluctantly had to approve it as the final one.
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