Drinking Buddies - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Drinking Buddies"
Drinking Buddies (2013)
Timing:
1:30 (90 min)
5.93/10
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5.978/10
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6.1/10
62000
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Alicia Van Couvering
Producer
Paul Bernon
Producer
Andrea Roa
Producer
Sam Slater
Producer
Executive Producer
Anish Savjani
Executive Producer
Mike Witherill
Executive Producer
David Kaplan
Executive Producer
Ashley Bernon
Executive Producer
Jessica Slater
Executive Producer
Writer
Casting
Mark Bennett
Casting
Editor
Art Direction
Akin McKenzie
Art Direction
Costume Design
Amanda Ford
Costume Design
Production Design
Set Decoration
Jennifer Herrig
Set Decoration
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Co-Producer
Chris Modoono
Co-Producer
Alex Witherill
Co-Producer
Director of Photography
Ben Richardson
Director of Photography
Makeup Department Head
Amy L. Forsythe
Makeup Department Head
Sound Mixer
Jesse McAlpin
Sound Mixer
Grip
Ron Ruanphae
Grip
Michael Penick
Grip
Gaffer
Matt Gonzales
Gaffer
Line Producer
Michaela McKee
Line Producer
Sound Editor
Nick Biscardi
Sound Editor
What's left behind the scenes
- The film was improvised from beginning to end. It had no script. The actors and crew had only a vague idea of the plot and the order in which events were supposed to unfold.
- Olivia Wilde confirmed in several interviews that during filming, the actors drank real beer and strong alcoholic beverages because it turned out to be cheaper than using prop alcohol, where water is poured into liquor bottles.
- In the scene where they play a game during a drinking bout, Anna Kendrick was genuinely drunk. This scene was filmed last that shooting day, so Kendrick and Jake Johnson decided not to hold back.
- Since the film had no script, the actors often came to the set with no idea what they would be filming that day. Ron Livingston arrived in Chicago the day before his first appearance on set, but he received a call telling him that filming was ahead of schedule and that he was supposed to film right now – the scene of the 'breakup' with his girlfriend. Livingston only knew that his character had some kind of relationship with Olivia Wilde's character, and also with Anna Kendrick's character, so, rushing to the set, he first asked the director with whom exactly he was breaking up and why.
- As the film had no script, the actors often arrived on set with no idea what they would be filming that day. Ron Livingston arrived in Chicago the day before his first appearance, but he received a call telling him that filming was ahead of schedule and that he was needed on set immediately – for the "breakup" scene with his girlfriend. Livingston only knew that his character had a relationship with Olivia Wilde’s character, as well as Anna Kendrick’s, so he immediately asked the director upon arriving on set with whom exactly he was breaking up and why.
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