Resident Evil: Apocalypse - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Resident Evil: Apocalypse"
Resident Evil: Apocalypse (2004)
Timing:
1:34 (94 min)
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Jeremy Bolt
Producer
Don Carmody
Producer
Executive Producer
Robert Kulzer
Executive Producer
Samuel Hadida
Executive Producer
Martin Moszkowicz
Executive Producer
Victor Hadida
Executive Producer
Writer
Casting
Tina Gerussi
Casting
Editor
Art Direction
Nigel Churcher
Art Direction
Fabian Jonathan
Art Direction
Costume Design
Mary E. McLeod
Costume Design
Stunts
Maxine Dumont
Stunts
Kym Kristalie
Stunts
Nick Alachiotis
Stunts
Stéphane Lefebvre
Stunts
Janet Morin
Stunts
Taryn Ash
Stunts
Alicia Turner
Stunts
Patrizia Quas
Stunts
Joanne Leach
Stunts
Cheryl Quiacos
Stunts
Mary Ann Stevens
Stunts
Isolde O'Neill
Stunts
Vanessa Reid
Stunts
Catherine Gourdier
Stunts
Jean Frenette
Stunts
Branko Racki
Stunts
Danny Lima
Stunts
Production Design
Paul D. Austerberry
Production Design
Stunt Coordinator
Second Unit Director
Spiro Razatos
Second Unit Director
Set Decoration
Steven Essam
Set Decoration
Makeup Artist
Marie Nardella
Makeup Artist
Key Makeup Artist
Marie Nardella
Key Makeup Artist
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Todd Beckett
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Original Music Composer
Associate Producer
Daniel S. Kletzky
Associate Producer
Orchestrator
Nicholas Dodd
Orchestrator
Set Dresser
Nick Fischer
Set Dresser
Second Assistant Director
Grant Lucibello
Second Assistant Director
Utility Stunts
Joel Harris
Utility Stunts
Director of Photography
Christian Sebaldt
Director of Photography
Derek Rogers
Director of Photography
Pilot
Guillaume Carpentier
Pilot
Musician
Russ Miller
Musician
Camera Operator
Roberto W. Contreras D.
Camera Operator
Steadicam Operator
Key Costumer
Adam Smith
Key Costumer
Sound Effects Editor
Nathan Robitaille
Sound Effects Editor
Assistant Art Director
David G. Fremlin
Assistant Art Director
Visual Effects Supervisor
Dennis Berardi
Visual Effects Supervisor
Supervising Sound Editor
Craig Henighan
Supervising Sound Editor
Script Supervisor
Carol Pears
Script Supervisor
Electrician
Kevin Barnes
Electrician
Still Photographer
Rolf Konow
Still Photographer
Digital Effects Supervisor
Kyle Menzies
Digital Effects Supervisor
Visual Effects Producer
Mark Halsall
Visual Effects Producer
Armorer
Charles Taylor
Armorer
First Assistant Director
Pierre Henry
First Assistant Director
Driver
John Coles
Driver
Production Manager
Nan Skiba
Production Manager
Boom Operator
Denis Bellingham
Boom Operator
Set Designer
Mayumi Konishi-Valentine
Set Designer
Foley Artist
Steve Baine
Foley Artist
Jack Stew
Foley Artist
Sound Designer
Craig Henighan
Sound Designer
Construction Coordinator
Kirk Cheney
Construction Coordinator
Location Scout
Philip Spurvey
Location Scout
First Assistant Sound Editor
Alex Bullick
First Assistant Sound Editor
Best Boy Grip
Rigging Grip
Tracy Shaw
Rigging Grip
Transportation Coordinator
Greg O'Hara
Transportation Coordinator
Compositing Supervisor
Noel Hooper
Compositing Supervisor
Key Grip
Monty Montgomerie
Key Grip
Location Manager
Jonathan Matthews
Location Manager
Grip
Randy Burbidge
Grip
Dolly Grip
Thomas Care
Dolly Grip
Key Hair Stylist
Teresa Buccione
Key Hair Stylist
Key Rigging Grip
Pete Daprato
Key Rigging Grip
Assistant Location Manager
Drazen Baric
Assistant Location Manager
Visual Effects Production Manager
Carl Beyer
Visual Effects Production Manager
Painter
Stephen Paisley
Painter
Music Supervisor
Liz Gallacher
Music Supervisor
3D Artist
Jean-Louis Billard
3D Artist
Casting Assistant
Roberta Romano
Casting Assistant
Special Effects Technician
Joel Crimi
Special Effects Technician
Third Assistant Director
Cameron Kuc
Third Assistant Director
Accountant
Ann Fitzgerald
Accountant
Sculptor
Martin L. Mercer
Sculptor
Travel Coordinator
Tami Thomson
Travel Coordinator
Gaffer
Kevin Alanthwaite
Gaffer
Assistant Director
Alan Goluboff
Assistant Director
Music Editor
Tony Lewis
Music Editor
ADR Mixer
Adam Sharpe
ADR Mixer
Video Assist Operator
Anthony Nocera
Video Assist Operator
ADR Recordist
Matthew McKenzie
ADR Recordist
Second Assistant Sound
Rose Gregoris
Second Assistant Sound
Storyboard Artist
Temple Clark
Storyboard Artist
First Assistant Camera
Tony Magaletta
First Assistant Camera
Special Effects Assistant
Rocco Larizza
Special Effects Assistant
Digital Compositor
Jody Johnson
Digital Compositor
Post Production Coordinator
Lorraine Samuel
Post Production Coordinator
Concept Artist
Barton Rendulic
Concept Artist
Additional Music
Elia Cmiral
Additional Music
Conductor
Nicholas Dodd
Conductor
Colorist
Adam Glasman
Colorist
Post Production Supervisor
Gregor Hutchison
Post Production Supervisor
Researcher
Chris Ellefson
Researcher
Production Assistant
David McElroy
Production Assistant
Assistant Makeup Artist
Lorraine Greenwood
Assistant Makeup Artist
Unit Publicist
Joel Green
Unit Publicist
Joel Green
Unit Publicist
Production Coordinator
Kimberley Bradley
Production Coordinator
Assistant Director Trainee
Walter Lawlor
Assistant Director Trainee
Visual Effects Coordinator
Sarah McMurdo
Visual Effects Coordinator
Scenic Artist
Matthew Lammerich
Scenic Artist
Visual Effects Editor
Sue Len Quon
Visual Effects Editor
Jennifer Wood
Visual Effects Editor
Production Secretary
Jillian Sabean
Production Secretary
Visual Effects
Steve Parsons
Visual Effects
Visual Effects Compositor
Barb Benoit
Visual Effects Compositor
Line Producer
Dennis Chapman
Line Producer
CG Supervisor
Shawney Cohen
CG Supervisor
ADR Editor
Stephen Barden
ADR Editor
Extras Casting
Jane Rogers
Extras Casting
CG Artist
Karl Sisson
CG Artist
Rigging Gaffer
Ian Foulds
Rigging Gaffer
Best Boy Electric
John O'Boyle
Best Boy Electric
Assistant Accountant
Camera Loader
Renée Pilgrim
Camera Loader
Assistant Production Coordinator
Darron Leiren-Young
Assistant Production Coordinator
Baron Evans
Assistant Production Coordinator
Second Assistant Camera
Deanna Cadette
Second Assistant Camera
Choreographer
Derek Aasland
Choreographer
Sharon Moore
Choreographer
Dialect Coach
Julie Adams
Dialect Coach
Sequence Supervisor
Rick Leary
Sequence Supervisor
Lighting Artist
Alex Murtaza
Lighting Artist
Production Executive
Jan Hogevold
Production Executive
Assistant Production Manager
Ian Maxwell
Assistant Production Manager
Title Designer
Glyn Tebbutt
Title Designer
Sound Editor
Kevin Banks
Sound Editor
Clapper Loader
Craig Cooper
Clapper Loader
First Assistant Accountant
Hope White
First Assistant Accountant
Set Medic
Steve Holt
Set Medic
Costume Illustrator
Madeline Brian
Costume Illustrator
Foley Recordist
Peter Persaud
Foley Recordist
Aerial Camera
Clyde Miller
Aerial Camera
Visual Effects Production Assistant
Patrick White
Visual Effects Production Assistant
Second Assistant Art Director
Matt Middleton
Second Assistant Art Director
Location Production Assistant
Fernando DaSilva
Location Production Assistant
Set Supervisor
Monica Wier
Set Supervisor
Craft Service
Simone Lindo
Craft Service
Negative Cutter
Tom Mayclim
Negative Cutter
Key Special Effects
Skyler Wilson
Key Special Effects
Assistant Foley Artist
Gina Gyles
Assistant Foley Artist
Digital Intermediate
Claire McGrane
Digital Intermediate
3D Supervisor
Conrad Dueck
3D Supervisor
Assistant Camera
Murat Akser
Assistant Camera
Extras Casting Assistant
Dylaine Bovaird
Extras Casting Assistant
Aerial Coordinator
3D Modeller
Emily Cobb
3D Modeller
Software Engineer
John Charles
Software Engineer
Continuity
Liza Vespi
Continuity
Makeup Effects
Dave Axford
Makeup Effects
3D Animator
Brian Anderson
3D Animator
Head Carpenter
Ian Fraser
Head Carpenter
Makeup Effects Designer
Paul Jones
Makeup Effects Designer
Pyrotechnician
Tom Blacklock
Pyrotechnician
Digital Compositors
Barb Benoit
Digital Compositors
CG Animator
Mark Palowich
CG Animator
Systems Administrators & Support
Vladimir Popovic
Systems Administrators & Support
Dialogue Coach
Miriam Laurence
Dialogue Coach
Playback Coordinator
Kris Wood
Playback Coordinator
Storyboard
Rob McCallum
Storyboard
Costume Set Supervisor
Elayne Alexander
Costume Set Supervisor
Casting Consultant
Robyn Ray
Casting Consultant
Second Unit Cinematographer
John Jay Hebert
Second Unit Cinematographer
Story Editor
Monica Sandstede
Story Editor
Key Accountant
James F. Breithaupt
Key Accountant
Head Driver
Paul Marshall
Head Driver
Music Score Producer
What's left behind the scenes
- The weapon called "Nemesis" (it is actually called the M134) is a development of General Electric. However, an exclusive version was prepared specifically for the film.
- The building that explodes in the movie (of course, not for real) actually exists – it is the administrative center of Toronto.
- According to Paul Anderson (the screenwriter and producer), the name of Dr. Isaacs (Ayn Glenn) is a sign of respect for actor Jason Isaacs, whose voice we can hear at the very beginning of the first film.
- The telephone headset used by Major Kane is a SonyEricsson HBH-65 bluetooth headset.
- Apart from scenes involving Eric Mabius, the only character who carries over from the first film will be Alice (Milla Jovovich).
- The film's teaser was specifically styled after commercials advertising cosmetic products. The advertisement stated that the new skin cream contained T-cells. In films and video games, mutations began due to the T-virus. The teaser did not include a single frame from the second film; it consisted entirely of footage specifically shot for the advertisement or frames from the first film.
- Emily Bergl was originally cast as Claire Redfield, but later left the project.
- The Nemesis costume weighed approximately 30 pounds (about 13.6 kg). His machine gun, which he holds with one hand, weighed 65 pounds (29.5 kg).
- The construction of the church set took seven weeks.
- The word "zombie" is never spoken throughout the film. However, it can be spotted in the end credits.
- A shot at the end of the film, where zombies lift their heads to look at the flying rocket, is a frame-by-frame reproduction of the ending of "Resident Evil 3: Nemesis" (1999).
- The film's director, Alexander Witt, played a cameo role as a sniper on the roof of Raccoon City Hall.
- Ben Moody, the former lead guitarist for the rock band "Evanescence," appears as a zombie in one of the film's episodes, as mentioned in the DVD commentary.
- Tobey Maguire and Josh Hartnett were originally intended to play Chris Redfield and Leon Kennedy.
- At 00:07:50, it is visible that Milla Jovovich is wearing a blue sweater (on her right shoulder), and in the next shot, she is in a white sheet.
- At the 8th minute of the film, it can be noticed that Alice is wearing a blue sweatshirt, and in the next frame, she is already wearing a white sheet.
- Raccoon City is a fictional city located in the USA. However, at the 6th minute of the film, when a truck crashes into an SUV during the evacuation, the CN Tower, located in Toronto, can be seen in the background in one of the shots.
- At the 6th minute of the film, a truck rams into an SUV, crushing the car's body on the right side. As the SUV rolls onto its roof and slides down the road after the impact, a bar welded to the undercarriage for attaching a film camera becomes visible. Also, when the SUV is lying on its roof after the crash, the dents on the right side of the body are already gone.
- At the 7th minute, Jill reloads the same pistol twice. During the second reload, a holster appears on her shoulders that was not present in the previous frame.
- At the 12th minute of the film, Carlos and two mercenaries run to the edge of the roof from which the girl jumped. In the next frame, as the camera flies over Carlos, only one mercenary is standing with him at the edge.
- When Alice enters the gun shop at the 19th minute of the film, she is wearing only a medical gown. In the next frame, as she takes a pistol from the display case, she is suddenly wearing blue jeans. When Alice removes the gown, she is not wearing jeans. When she feels sick from the previously administered virus and falls to the floor, she is wearing blue jeans again.
- At the 30th minute of the film, a lone mercenary can be seen near the van, whom the zombies avoid.
- At the 33rd minute of the film, you can notice that the back of the actress playing the zombie emerging from the ground is not made up.
- At the 34th minute of the film, a program displaying data on the level of infection is shown on the laptop screen, but the lower right corner of the screen indicates that the connection is lost.
- At the 37th minute of the film, a lone zombie walks around the parking lot with only its face made up.
- When Nemesis fires a grenade launcher at the sniper on the roof at the 38th minute of the film, pyrotechnic equipment standing on the roof can be seen in the left part of the frame during the explosion.
- When El-Jay looks around in fear at the 40th minute of the film, you can notice that the slain mercenary lying on the right side of the frame is still breathing.
- At the 42nd minute of the film, Alice says that a nuclear charge will be dropped on the city to eliminate all traces of the infection, and a cover story about an accident at a nuclear power plant will be used. However, even a complete meltdown of a nuclear reactor is not capable of causing a nuclear explosion.
- When Nemesis kills Peyton with a burst of machine gun fire at the 44th minute of the film, an electronic ammunition counter in the upper left corner of the screen shows that he has approximately 3900 rounds remaining. When Nemesis starts shooting at Ellis, Jill, and Terry after a short pause, the number of remaining rounds changes to 3600.
- When El-Jay stops the car carrying Jill and Terry at the 49th minute of the film, it can be noticed that rain is falling only on the left side of the frame near the car, and not throughout the entire scene.
- At the 49th minute of the film, Jill, Terry, and El-Jay pass by a car that has crashed into a fire hydrant. In this shot, it can be noticed that the water is not coming from the hydrant, but from behind the car on the left.
- At the 53rd minute of the film, Jill finds Terry's camera, but instead of being in recording mode, it is in playback mode, which shows the moment of her death.
- At the 65th minute of the film, Alice hits a guard in protective gear on the head, and his helmet's visor shatters into numerous glass fragments upon impact. This is an inaccuracy, as the visors of modern police helmets are made of plastics and polymers to prevent fragmentation.
- At the 73rd minute of the film, El-Jay prepares to punch Kane with his left hand, but in the next frame, he punches him with his right.
- At the 77th minute of the film, the survivors take off in a helicopter at night, however, morning abruptly begins shortly after. When the helicopter crashes due to being hit by a shockwave, one frame shows the morning pink sky changing to a bright blue daytime sky.
- When Alice's dead body is filmed in profile at the 79th minute of the film, her eyes are closed, however, in the next frame, filmed head-on, both of her eyes are open.
- At the 81st minute of the film, the oxygen mask hose connected to Alice initially points upwards, then downwards in the next frame, and subsequently disappears altogether.
- In the 81st minute of the film, when Dr. Isaac approaches Alice's glass tank, she awakens. After a brief dialogue, he turns his back to her, and in the following shot, Alice is seen unconscious again.
- In the 84th minute of the film, Alice stops a pen a few millimeters from an assistant's eye, but in the next shot, the pen is noticeably further away.
- According to Paul Anderson (the screenwriter and producer), the name of Dr. Isaacs (Iain Glen) is a sign of respect for actor Jason Isaacs, whose voiceover we can hear at the very beginning of the first film.
- Major Kane uses a SonyEricsson HBH-65 Bluetooth headset.
- Excluding scenes with Eric Mabius, the only character to carry over from the first film will be Alice (Milla Jovovich).
- The character of Dr. Ashford was named in honor of the Ashford family in the “Resident Evil” video game series. However, in the film, he is a positive character, while in the video games, he is a negative one.
- The film utilizes plotlines from the video games “Resident Evil 2” (1998) and “Resident Evil 3: Nemesis” (1999).
- During the final showdown, we can hear the words “Finish him.” This phrase is a quote from the “Mortal Kombat” video game series. Paul W.S. Anderson directed the film adaptation of this game.
- The opening scene, where Alice wakes up in the hospital and up to the moment she reloads her shotgun, consists entirely of footage from the first film.
- The DVD for Region 1 contains approximately 12 minutes of deleted scenes.
- When Umbrella Corporation employees are evacuating people from the first house, an advertisement for the cosmetic product “Regenerate” can be seen on the television screen, with footage taken from the film’s teaser.
- The film's teaser was specifically designed in the style of commercials advertising cosmetic products. The video stated that the new skin cream contained T-cells. In films and video games, mutations began due to the T-virus. The teaser did not contain a single frame from the second film; it consisted entirely of footage specifically shot for the teaser, or footage from the first film.
- Emily Bergl was originally cast to play Claire Redfield, but later left the project.
- The Nemesis costume weighed approximately 30 pounds (about 13.6 kg). His machine gun, which he holds in one hand, weighed 65 pounds (29.5 kg).
- The word “zombie” is never spoken during the course of the film. However, it can be spotted in the end credits.
- The shot at the end of the film, in which zombies raise their heads to look at the flying rocket, is a frame-by-frame recreation of the ending of “Resident Evil 3: Nemesis” (1999).
- Ben Moody, former lead guitarist for the rock band Evanescence, appears as a zombie in one of the film's episodes, as mentioned in the DVD commentary.
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