The Final Destination - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "The Final Destination"
The Final Destination (2009)
Timing:
1:22 (82 min)
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Craig Perry
Producer
Warren Zide
Producer
Executive Producer
Richard Brener
Executive Producer
Sheila Hanahan
Executive Producer
Writer
Casting
David Rapaport
Casting
Lindsey Hayes Kroeger
Casting
Editor
Mark Stevens
Editor
Art Direction
Scott Plauche
Art Direction
Costume Design
Claire Breaux
Costume Design
Stunts
Tracy Keehn-Dashnaw
Stunts
Dana Reed
Stunts
Holly O'Quin
Stunts
Cindy Ellis
Stunts
Jill Cypert
Stunts
Chad Randall
Stunts
Alan D'Antoni
Stunts
J.J. Dashnaw
Stunts
Matt Brockman
Stunts
John T. Cypert
Stunts
Bob Fisher
Stunts
Brennan Dyson
Stunts
Joey Crumpton
Stunts
Thirl Haston
Stunts
Dick Hancock
Stunts
Riley Harper
Stunts
Lexi Lieth
Stunts
David Brian Martin
Stunts
Eddie Matthews
Stunts
Kevin Reid
Stunts
Felix Sabates
Stunts
James Ryen
Stunts
Wesley Scott
Stunts
Jeff Schwan
Stunts
Lonnie R. Smith Jr.
Stunts
Production Design
Jaymes Hinkle
Production Design
Stunt Coordinator
Second Unit Director
Set Decoration
Raymond Pumilia
Set Decoration
John Tegethoff
Set Decoration
Stunt Driver
David Castillo
Stunt Driver
Makeup Artist
Samantha M. Capps
Makeup Artist
Lee Grimes
Makeup Artist
Remi Savva
Makeup Artist
Krystal Kershaw
Makeup Artist
Christine Wostak
Makeup Artist
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
John Ross
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Original Music Composer
Unit Production Manager
Todd Lewis
Unit Production Manager
Co-Producer
Art Schaefer
Co-Producer
Associate Producer
Tawny Ellis
Associate Producer
Second Assistant Director
Eric A. Pot
Second Assistant Director
Stunt Double
Bevin Kaye
Stunt Double
Utility Stunts
Susan Saddler
Utility Stunts
Robyn Graham
Utility Stunts
Danny Cosmo
Utility Stunts
Jacob Kabel
Utility Stunts
Phil Ortiz
Utility Stunts
James Ralph
Utility Stunts
Director of Photography
Glen MacPherson
Director of Photography
Camera Operator
Julian Chojnacki
Camera Operator
Makeup Department Head
Robin Mathews
Makeup Department Head
Visual Effects Supervisor
Mat Beck
Visual Effects Supervisor
Michel Barrière
Visual Effects Supervisor
Sebastien Dostie
Visual Effects Supervisor
Thierry Delattre
Visual Effects Supervisor
Lafleche Dumais
Visual Effects Supervisor
Brian Ali Harding
Visual Effects Supervisor
Michael Joyce
Visual Effects Supervisor
Erik Henry
Visual Effects Supervisor
Richard Martin
Visual Effects Supervisor
Nicolas-Alexandre Noel
Visual Effects Supervisor
Philippe Theroux
Visual Effects Supervisor
Supervising Sound Editor
Dave McMoyler
Supervising Sound Editor
Script Supervisor
Pam Fuller
Script Supervisor
Hair Department Head
Paul Anthony Morris
Hair Department Head
Hairstylist
Amy Wood
Hairstylist
Marcos Gonzales
Hairstylist
Andrea Young
Hairstylist
Paul Anthony Morris
Hairstylist
Jane Hassinger
Hairstylist
Sound Mixer
Jeffrey Haupt
Sound Mixer
Visual Effects Producer
Dan Rucinski
Visual Effects Producer
Dione Wood
Visual Effects Producer
Mark G. Soper
Visual Effects Producer
Fiona Campbell Westgate
Visual Effects Producer
Reid Paul
Visual Effects Producer
Trent Smith
Visual Effects Producer
Ian Noe
Visual Effects Producer
Richard Ivan Mann
Visual Effects Producer
Daniel Leduc
Visual Effects Producer
First Assistant Director
James Giovannetti Jr.
First Assistant Director
Thanks
Sound Designer
Jon Title
Sound Designer
Key Grip
Eddie Evans
Key Grip
Characters
Music Supervisor
Dana Sano
Music Supervisor
Gaffer
Dan Cornwall
Gaffer
Music
Second Unit Director of Photography
Vern Nobles Jr.
Second Unit Director of Photography
Techno Crane Operator
Kenny Dezendorf
Techno Crane Operator
"C" Camera Operator
Michael Applebaum
"C" Camera Operator
Title Designer
Jarik Van Sluijs
Title Designer
Makeup Effects
Howard Berger
Makeup Effects
What's left behind the scenes
- Most of the scenes in the film were shot in the state of Alabama.
- At the beginning of the final scene, you can notice bus number “180”, the same as the plane and train in the first and third films, respectively.
- James Wong was supposed to direct the fourth Final Destination film.
- Filming was completed in May 2008, but in April 2009, reshoots of some scenes were organized in Florida.
- This is the first film in the franchise shot in the USA, not Canada.
- The name of the pool where Hunt dies is a reference to the name of the heroine from the first two films, Clear Rivers.
- At the beginning of the film, the main characters were sitting in the stands in section 180, like the flight from the first part. Also, the car that crashed first and started the disaster at the racetrack was number 6, just like the seat on the «Roller Coaster» from the 3rd part, where the main character was supposed to sit.
- During the filming of the car washing scene, Haley Webb actually broke the car window she was hitting. This take made it into the final cut of the film.
- This is the only film in the franchise that does not feature Tony Todd in the cast. Todd was busy filming Michael Bay's science fiction action film "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen" (2009) during the filming of this movie.
- The sound a racing car makes after hitting an oil slick on the track is the same sound dolphins make.
- The opening crash is based on the largest accident in motorsport history, which occurred in 1955 in France during the 24 Hours of Le Mans endurance race. Many episodes of those tragic events were transferred to the film.
- Hunt (played by Nick Zano) died when he was pulled underwater by a drain that didn't shut off as it should have when an object entered it, but instead continued to operate with increasing power. The film does not explain why the power increased. However, in a scene that was cut during editing, a golf cart parked nearby the pool rolls down a slope and crashes into a street lamp, which falls onto a distribution panel, causing the drain to operate with increasing power and ultimately leading to Hunt's death.
- At the beginning of the final scene, you can notice bus number "180", the same as the plane and train numbers in the first and third films respectively.
- At the beginning of the film, the main characters were sitting in section 180 of the stands, like the flight number from the first part. Also, the car that crashed first and started the disaster at the racetrack was number 6, just like the seat on the "Roller Coaster" ride from the 3rd part where the main character was supposed to sit.
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