Bridge to Terabithia - crew, film crew

The entire team, the film crew of the film "Bridge to Terabithia"
Bridge to Terabithia (2007)
Timing: 1:35 (95 min)
Bridge to Terabithia - TMDB rating
7.306/10
5160
Bridge to Terabithia - Kinopoisk rating
7.802/10
248172
Bridge to Terabithia - IMDB rating
7.2/10
190000

Film crew

Director

Producer

Hal Lieberman
Producer
Lauren Levine
Producer
David Paterson
Producer

Executive Producer

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Alex Schwartz
Executive Producer

Casting

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Liz Mullane
Casting
Stephanie Corsalini
Casting

Editor

Special Effects Supervisor

Jason Durey
Special Effects Supervisor
Ken Durey
Special Effects Supervisor

Art Direction

Roger Guise
Art Direction
Jennifer Ward
Art Direction

Costume Design

Barbara Darragh
Costume Design

Stunts

Jonathan Costelloe
Stunts
Darcy Costelloe
Stunts
Fintan Costelloe
Stunts
Tyrone Costelloe
Stunts
Dominic Melchers
Stunts
Joris Melchers
Stunts
Jessica Ria
Stunts

Production Design

Robert Gillies
Production Design

Stunt Coordinator

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Allan Poppleton
Stunt Coordinator

Set Decoration

Jackie Gilmore
Set Decoration

Key Makeup Artist

Vinnie Ashton
Key Makeup Artist

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Michael Hedges
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Gilbert Lake
Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Original Music Composer

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Aaron Zigman
Original Music Composer

Co-Producer

Kevin Halloran
Co-Producer
Meyer Shwarzstein
Co-Producer
Tim Coddington
Co-Producer

Associate Producer

David Kaufmann
Associate Producer

Set Dresser

Penny Kerr
Set Dresser

Second Assistant Director

Anton Steel
Second Assistant Director

Utility Stunts

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Augie Davis
Utility Stunts
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Shane Dawson
Utility Stunts
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Stuart Thorp

Stuart Thorp
Utility Stunts

Director of Photography

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Michael Chapman

Michael Chapman
Director of Photography

Camera Operator

Cameron McLean
Camera Operator

Costume Supervisor

Dianne Foothead
Costume Supervisor

Sound Effects Editor

Frederick Howard
Sound Effects Editor
Melanie Graham
Sound Effects Editor

Visual Effects Supervisor

Matt Aitken
Visual Effects Supervisor
Bill Kent
Visual Effects Supervisor

Supervising Sound Editor

Tim Prebble
Supervising Sound Editor
Chris Ward
Supervising Sound Editor

Set Costumer

Samantha Morley
Set Costumer

Digital Effects Supervisor

Dan Lemmon
Digital Effects Supervisor

First Assistant Director

Todd Amateau
First Assistant Director

Screenplay

Jeff Stockwell
Screenplay

Novel

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Katherine Paterson
Novel

Set Designer

Sam Storey
Set Designer

Sound Designer

Brent Burge
Sound Designer

Compositing Supervisor

Charles Tait
Compositing Supervisor

Grip

David Sargison
Grip

Key Hair Stylist

Vinnie Ashton
Key Hair Stylist

Second Second Assistant Director

Emma Hinton
Second Second Assistant Director

Casting Assistant

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Charley Medigovich
Casting Assistant

Special Effects Technician

Richard Schuler
Special Effects Technician
Mark White
Special Effects Technician
Steve Yardley
Special Effects Technician
Timothy Watson
Special Effects Technician
Oliver Gee
Special Effects Technician
Aaron McLachlan
Special Effects Technician

Hair Designer

Jane O'Kane
Hair Designer

Makeup Designer

Jane O'Kane
Makeup Designer

Songs

Gaffer

Jono Kouzouyan
Gaffer

Assistant Director

Siobhan Nolan O'Driscoll
Assistant Director

Production Sound Mixer

Tony Johnson
Production Sound Mixer

ADR Mixer

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Chris Navarro
ADR Mixer

Makeup & Hair

Michael Krehl
Makeup & Hair
Anita Aggrey
Makeup & Hair

VFX Artist

Fernando Borges-Pacheco
VFX Artist

Visual Effects Coordinator

Teresa Berus
Visual Effects Coordinator

Techno Crane Operator

Evan Pardington
Techno Crane Operator

Title Designer

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Kyle Cooper
Title Designer

Sound Editor

Matthew Lambourn
Sound Editor

Foley Recordist

Robyn McFarlane
Foley Recordist
Hayden Collow
Foley Recordist

What's left behind the scenes

  • The film is based on the novella by Katherine Paterson, "Bridge to Terabithia" (1977).
  • The role of Leslie was originally offered to Dakota Fanning.
  • The television series that Jess and her sisters constantly watch is “Hannah Montana,” also produced by Disney. The song “I Learned from You” from the soundtrack of the first season of this series also appears in the film and is included in its soundtrack. In the series, it is performed by Miley Cyrus and her father, Billy Ray Cyrus, while the version in the film is performed solely by Miley Cyrus.
  • In the scene where Jess and her father are playing with a toy car, the radio plays “You’ve Got to Keep Your Mind Wide Open” performed by AnnaSophia Robb.
  • The animal trapped in the greenhouse is a common opossum, or brushtail possum, an Australian marsupial that has become established in New Zealand, where the film was shot, and is not found in North America.
  • This is the last film by cinematographer Michael Chapman.
  • The story in Katherine Paterson's novel takes place in 1977. In the film, it has been moved thirty years forward, to the present day.
  • The word "Terabithia" sounds very similar to the name of the island Terabinthia in The Chronicles of Narnia. The author does not deny intentionally allowing this coincidence. However, the similarities do not end there – the film was shot in New Zealand, where the film adaptation of “The Chronicles of Narnia” was also created, and WETA, the company responsible for the visual aspects of “The Lord of the Rings” and “The Chronicles of Narnia,” worked on the special effects.
  • AnnaSophia Robb's single "Keep Your Mind Wide Open," from the film's soundtrack, ranked 90th on the Billboard Hot 100 chart for a week.
  • During casting, the director initially considered AnnaSophia Robb too attractive for the role. However, during the audition, the girl demonstrated a deep understanding of the character Leslie and received the role.
  • David Paterson wrote the screenplay and was one of the film's producers. The novel "Bridge to Terabithia" was written by his mother, Katherine Paterson, and his name is mentioned on the first page, where it is indicated that the book is dedicated to David Paterson and Lisa Hill. The story written by Katherine Paterson is based on the real friendship between her son David and Lisa Hill, who died from a lightning strike when they were eight years old.
  • In the first scene, before Leslie (Anna-Sophia Robb) appears in her new class for the first time, someone rewrites the inscription "Mrs. Myers" three times on the blackboard.
  • The film is based on Katherine Paterson's novella "Bridge to Terabithia" (1977).
  • The television series that Jess's sisters constantly watch is "Hannah Montana", also produced by Disney. The song "I Learned from You" from the soundtrack of the first season of this series also appears in the film and was included in its soundtrack. However, in the series it is performed by Miley Cyrus and her father Billy Ray Cyrus, while in the version featured in the film, it is performed solely by Miley Cyrus.
  • In the scene where Jess plays with a toy car with his father, the radio plays "You've Got to Keep Your Mind Wide Open" performed by AnnaSophia Robb.
  • The word “Terabithia” sounds very similar to the name of the island Terabinthia in The Chronicles of Narnia. The author does not deny that she allowed this coincidence intentionally. However, the similarities do not end there – the film was shot in New Zealand, where the film adaptation of “The Chronicles of Narnia” was also created, and WETA, the company responsible for the visual component of “The Lord of the Rings” and “The Chronicles of Narnia,” worked on the special effects.
  • David Paterson became the screenwriter and one of the producers of the film. The novella “Bridge to Terabithia” was written by his mother, Katherine Paterson, and his name is mentioned on the first page, where it is indicated that the book is dedicated to David Paterson and Lisa Hill. The story written by Katherine Paterson is based on the real friendship between her son David and Lisa Hill, who died from a lightning strike when they were eight years old.
  • In the first scene, before Leslie (AnnaSophia Robb) first appears in the new class, someone rewrites the inscription “Mrs. Myers” on the blackboard three times.
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