Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice"
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016)
Timing:
2:32 (152 min)
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Charles Roven
Producer
Executive Producer
Benjamin Melniker
Executive Producer
Casting
Lora Kennedy
Casting
Kristy Carlson
Casting
Jo Edna Boldin
Casting
Editor
Special Effects Supervisor
Joel Whist
Special Effects Supervisor
Art Direction
Beat Frutiger
Art Direction
Kevin Ishioka
Art Direction
Lorin Flemming
Art Direction
Gregory S. Hooper
Art Direction
Patricio M. Farrell
Art Direction
Supervising Art Director
Troy Sizemore
Supervising Art Director
Costume Design
Stunts
Richard Cetrone
Stunts
Michael T. Brady
Stunts
Ele Bardha
Stunts
Todd Duffee
Stunts
Victor Lopez
Stunts
Darcy Leutzinger
Stunts
Freddy Bouciegues
Stunts
Gene Hartline
Stunts
Sam Looc
Stunts
Jessica Bouz
Stunts
Tom Elliott
Stunts
Chris Jai Alex
Stunts
Raymond Mamrak
Stunts
Eric Zimmerman
Stunts
Richard Bucher
Stunts
Richard King
Stunts
Steve Upton
Stunts
Wayne Dalglish
Stunts
Nancy McCrumb
Stunts
Mike Fierro
Stunts
Kofi Yiadom
Stunts
Daniel Maldonado
Stunts
Albert Valladares
Stunts
Matt Berberi
Stunts
Sara Holden
Stunts
James M. Halty
Stunts
Bill Young
Stunts
Kortney Manns
Stunts
Dean Bailey
Stunts
Allen Jo
Stunts
Matthew LeFevour
Stunts
Monty Stuart
Stunts
Craig Branham
Stunts
Amber Whelan
Stunts
Kevin L. Jackson
Stunts
Scott Wilder
Stunts
Brian Avery
Stunts
Ardeshir Radpour
Stunts
Keith Splinter Davis
Stunts
Jade Quon
Stunts
Jeff Shannon
Stunts
Paul Darnell
Stunts
Dario Perez
Stunts
Justin A. Williams
Stunts
Steven John Brown
Stunts
Matthew Rugetti
Stunts
Shawn Kautz
Stunts
Shawn Bernal
Stunts
Donny Bailey
Stunts
Chad Dashnaw
Stunts
Travis Parker
Stunts
Rose Sias
Stunts
Jerry T. Adams
Stunts
Kofi Elam
Stunts
Terrence Julien
Stunts
Matt Philliben
Stunts
Scout Hendrickson
Stunts
Jordan Warrack
Stunts
Ladell Preston
Stunts
Mark Warrack
Stunts
Devlin Lara
Stunts
Alex Krimm
Stunts
Alicia Skirball
Stunts
Gary Fry
Stunts
Jake Swallow
Stunts
Vincent Bellina
Stunts
Wesley Scott
Stunts
Krisztian Kery
Stunts
Craig Gubert
Stunts
Todd Rogers Terry
Stunts
Neil Macwan
Stunts
Cody Bo Kruger
Stunts
Ammar Aldieri
Stunts
Coleen M. Tracy
Stunts
Caleb Swiatek
Stunts
Stephen M. Sanders
Stunts
Travis Russell
Stunts
Steve Rosenbluth
Stunts
Jason Mowen
Stunts
Jesse Harrison
Stunts
Production Design
Stunt Coordinator
Damon Caro
Stunt Coordinator
Second Unit Director
Damon Caro
Second Unit Director
Set Decoration
Carolyn A. Loucks
Set Decoration
Stunt Driver
Richard Burden
Stunt Driver
Donny Bailey
Stunt Driver
David Angelo Morales III
Stunt Driver
Makeup Artist
Frieda Valenzuela
Makeup Artist
Suzi Ostos
Makeup Artist
Alejandra Ford
Makeup Artist
Pepper J. Gallegos
Makeup Artist
Lillian Sakamaki
Makeup Artist
Deida K. Massey
Makeup Artist
Willow Snyder
Makeup Artist
Debbie Djardkian
Makeup Artist
Key Makeup Artist
Richard Redlefsen
Key Makeup Artist
Kate Biscoe
Key Makeup Artist
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Michael Keller
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Chris Jenkins
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Original Music Composer
Unit Production Manager
Jim Rowe
Unit Production Manager
Gregor Wilson
Unit Production Manager
Co-Producer
Gregory Wilson
Co-Producer
Curt Kanemoto
Co-Producer
Jim Rowe
Co-Producer
Gregor Wilson
Co-Producer
Production Supervisor
William Doyle
Production Supervisor
Matthew Hirsch
Production Supervisor
Karen Jarnecke
Production Supervisor
Page Rosenberg-Marvin
Production Supervisor
Associate Producer
Bruce Moriarty
Associate Producer
Orchestrator
Kevin Kaska
Orchestrator
Set Dresser
Michael Trosper
Set Dresser
Darren Patnode
Set Dresser
David Venezky
Set Dresser
Scott Schutzki
Set Dresser
James Hardy
Set Dresser
Avril Dishaw
Set Dresser
Linda R. Gore
Set Dresser
Kimberly A. Fleming
Set Dresser
Christopher Hayes
Set Dresser
Derek Berk
Set Dresser
Silas Brandon
Set Dresser
Sarah Ivey
Set Dresser
Josh Moceri
Set Dresser
Christopher M. Settanni
Set Dresser
Ben Brenner
Set Dresser
Celeste Cole
Set Dresser
Second Assistant Director
Cédric Gentil
Second Assistant Director
Misha Bukowski
Second Assistant Director
Jason Roberts
Second Assistant Director
Stephen W. Moore
Second Assistant Director
Stunt Double
Richard Cetrone
Stunt Double
Albert Valladares
Stunt Double
Sara Holden
Stunt Double
Mike Justus
Stunt Double
Brian Avery
Stunt Double
Jade Quon
Stunt Double
Fight Choreographer
Utility Stunts
Michael T. Brady
Utility Stunts
Ele Bardha
Utility Stunts
Tom Elliott
Utility Stunts
Nancy McCrumb
Utility Stunts
Sara Holden
Utility Stunts
James M. Halty
Utility Stunts
Sahir Rashid
Utility Stunts
Director of Photography
Camera Operator
John Clothier
Camera Operator
Kevin D. Hewitt
Camera Operator
William R. Dalgleish
Camera Operator
Costumer
Sabra Temple
Costumer
Claire Sandrin
Costumer
Shaun Garcia
Costumer
Patrick Caulfield
Costumer
Malgosia Wojtkowski
Costumer
Red Rose Connerty
Costumer
Tim Phoenix
Costumer
Stella Cottini
Costumer
Lynn Ollie
Costumer
Sarah Anderson
Costumer
Kathy Fennessy
Costumer
Renee Allen
Costumer
Cacey Kirshner
Costumer
Annie Jewell
Costumer
Kiersten Hargroder
Costumer
Sarah Yellin
Costumer
Rich Siil
Costumer
Serrita Walker
Costumer
Nathalie Kwok-Lundy
Costumer
Costume Supervisor
Bob Morgan
Costume Supervisor
Jennifer Jobst
Costume Supervisor
Makeup Department Head
Victoria Down
Makeup Department Head
Key Costumer
David Fernandez
Key Costumer
Sonny Merritt
Key Costumer
Sound Effects Editor
David Grimaldi
Sound Effects Editor
Assistant Art Director
Shari Ratliff
Assistant Art Director
Tom Castronovo
Assistant Art Director
Justin N. Lang
Assistant Art Director
Property Master
Doug Harlocker
Property Master
Visual Effects Supervisor
Bryan Godwin
Visual Effects Supervisor
John 'D.J.' Des Jardin
Visual Effects Supervisor
Bryan Hirota
Visual Effects Supervisor
Keith Miller
Visual Effects Supervisor
Dusan Strugar
Visual Effects Supervisor
David Wallace Allen
Visual Effects Supervisor
Guillaume Rocheron
Visual Effects Supervisor
Dinesh K. Bishnoi
Visual Effects Supervisor
Thomas Proctor
Visual Effects Supervisor
Aleksandar Vishemirski
Visual Effects Supervisor
Olivier Dumont
Visual Effects Supervisor
Olivier Dumont
Visual Effects Supervisor
Supervising Sound Editor
Scott A. Hecker
Supervising Sound Editor
Script Supervisor
Kimi Webber
Script Supervisor
Amber Harley
Script Supervisor
Hair Department Head
Kristin Wahl
Hair Department Head
Electrician
Chris Peterson
Electrician
Brandon Kovatch
Electrician
Levi Martinez
Electrician
Noah Eagle
Electrician
Erica Kim
Electrician
Vinny Walsh
Electrician
Patrick George
Electrician
Brian Kelly
Electrician
Russell Moeller
Electrician
Daniel Shaw
Electrician
Set Costumer
Aline Hong
Set Costumer
Kate Abraham
Set Costumer
John Voght
Set Costumer
Liz Pecos
Set Costumer
May Azzow
Set Costumer
Gina Nalli
Set Costumer
Michael Welch
Set Costumer
Aerial Director of Photography
David B. Nowell
Aerial Director of Photography
Hairstylist
Lauren Kress
Hairstylist
Reyna Robinson
Hairstylist
Chase Heard
Hairstylist
Cindy Shute
Hairstylist
Anna Zenner
Hairstylist
Rosalind Jones-Crosby
Hairstylist
Still Photographer
Felicia Tolbert
Still Photographer
Lead Animator
Michael Lum
Lead Animator
Clement Yip
Lead Animator
Wesley Chandler
Lead Animator
David Apgar
Lead Animator
Digital Effects Supervisor
Douglas Bloom
Digital Effects Supervisor
Harry Mukhopadhyay
Digital Effects Supervisor
Harimander Singh Khalsa
Digital Effects Supervisor
Mohamed Sobhy
Digital Effects Supervisor
Nick Booth
Digital Effects Supervisor
Animation Supervisor
Eric Petey
Animation Supervisor
Ricardo Silva
Animation Supervisor
Richard Spriggs
Animation Supervisor
Simeon Duncombe
Animation Supervisor
Sound Mixer
Nerses Gezalyan
Sound Mixer
Visual Effects Producer
Julie Orosz
Visual Effects Producer
Lisa Goldberg
Visual Effects Producer
David P.I. James
Visual Effects Producer
Richard Ivan Mann
Visual Effects Producer
Josh R. Jaggars
Visual Effects Producer
Tricia Henry Ashford
Visual Effects Producer
Bojana Solomonova Vishemirski
Visual Effects Producer
Antonella Ferrari
Visual Effects Producer
Armorer
Gary Harper
Armorer
Victoria Wagner
Armorer
Danny Todd
Armorer
First Assistant Director
Bruce Moriarty
First Assistant Director
Brandon Lambdin
First Assistant Director
Julian Wall
First Assistant Director
Textile Artist
Sharon Fauvel
Textile Artist
Assistant Costume Designer
J.R. Hawbaker
Assistant Costume Designer
Stephanie Portnoy Porter
Assistant Costume Designer
Thanks
Stereoscopic Supervisor
Rohan Tirkey
Stereoscopic Supervisor
James Rees
Stereoscopic Supervisor
Ben Breckenridge
Stereoscopic Supervisor
Sean Santiago
Stereoscopic Supervisor
Production Manager
Ashish Kukian
Production Manager
Vinay Gautam
Production Manager
Prashant Sharan
Production Manager
Charuhas Sonar
Production Manager
Jyoti Bhalchandra Deshpande
Production Manager
Sainath Shinde
Production Manager
Boom Operator
Jason Johnston
Boom Operator
Ron Ayers
Boom Operator
Graphic Designer
Kelly Hemenway
Graphic Designer
Jason Sweers
Graphic Designer
Screenplay
Set Designer
Erick Donaldson
Set Designer
Anshuman Prasad
Set Designer
David Chow
Set Designer
Bria Kinter
Set Designer
Jeff Markwith
Set Designer
First Assistant Editor
Warren Paeff
First Assistant Editor
Carlos Castillon
First Assistant Editor
Set Decoration Buyer
Katie Childs
Set Decoration Buyer
Libby Morris
Set Decoration Buyer
Foley Artist
Rick Owens
Foley Artist
Sound Designer
Scott A. Hecker
Sound Designer
Chuck Michael
Sound Designer
Jussi Tegelman
Sound Designer
Art Department Coordinator
Mike Piccirillo
Art Department Coordinator
Deborah Jurvis
Art Department Coordinator
Dialogue Editor
Daniel Saxlid
Dialogue Editor
Assistant Editor
Carlos Castillon
Assistant Editor
Jason Fields
Assistant Editor
First Assistant Sound Editor
Roy Seeger
First Assistant Sound Editor
Aerial Camera Technician
Eric Dvorsky
Aerial Camera Technician
Best Boy Grip
Jeremy Brussell
Best Boy Grip
Dan Mikulski
Best Boy Grip
Art Department Assistant
Liz Ritenour
Art Department Assistant
Lane Stewart
Art Department Assistant
Kristen Nowotarski
Art Department Assistant
Lighting Technician
Marc-Antoine Serou
Lighting Technician
Ted Nimz
Lighting Technician
Mike D. Fernandez
Lighting Technician
First Assistant "B" Camera
Dean M. Simmon
First Assistant "B" Camera
Props
Gena Vazquez
Props
Godofredo Catolico Gannod
Props
First Assistant "A" Camera
Bill Coe
First Assistant "A" Camera
Rigging Grip
Quinn Grove
Rigging Grip
Tommy Copper
Rigging Grip
Colin Robertson
Rigging Grip
Creig Symons
Rigging Grip
Ed Titus
Rigging Grip
Compositing Supervisor
Jep Hill
Compositing Supervisor
Sean Konrad
Compositing Supervisor
Julian Gnass
Compositing Supervisor
Sean Heuston
Compositing Supervisor
Sherin Varghese
Compositing Supervisor
Jason Bowers
Compositing Supervisor
Troy Moore
Compositing Supervisor
Ranjit Gosavi
Compositing Supervisor
Murugan Siju
Compositing Supervisor
Key Grip
Gary J. Dodd
Key Grip
Ager/Dyer
Rachel Bris
Ager/Dyer
Jason Rainey
Ager/Dyer
Grip
Tim Soronen
Grip
Ryan Faulkner
Grip
Tyler Gendron
Grip
Brian Christie
Grip
David Skinner
Grip
Matthew Massie
Grip
Oscar Cifuentes
Grip
Christy Taddeo
Grip
John P. Chittick
Grip
Kevin Olson
Grip
Dolly Grip
David Tomita
Dolly Grip
Assistant Property Master
Bradley Good
Assistant Property Master
Brad Elliott
Assistant Property Master
Key Hair Stylist
Jules Holdren
Key Hair Stylist
Leadman
Grant Samson
Leadman
John Millard
Leadman
Jon J. Bush
Leadman
Key Rigging Grip
Kevin Erb
Key Rigging Grip
John S. Robertson
Key Rigging Grip
Additional First Assistant Camera
Stewart Smith
Additional First Assistant Camera
Kyle R. Adcock
Additional First Assistant Camera
Andy Hoehn
Additional First Assistant Camera
Michael Dzialowski
Additional First Assistant Camera
Visual Effects Production Manager
Holly Price
Visual Effects Production Manager
Kevin Maliakal
Visual Effects Production Manager
Seamstress
Aura Sperling Pierce
Seamstress
Jessica R. Lawson
Seamstress
Assistant Set Decoration
Cynthia La Jeunesse
Assistant Set Decoration
Painter
Nikki Sass
Painter
Gary Metzen
Painter
Characters
3D Artist
Ryan Bridger
3D Artist
Casting Assistant
Jeanette Benzie
Casting Assistant
Lava Buckley
Casting Assistant
Production Controller
Ross Jensen
Production Controller
Production Accountant
Merrilee Dale
Production Accountant
Casting Associate
Marie A. Kohl
Casting Associate
Caitlin Well
Casting Associate
Kristina Robison
Casting Associate
Sculptor
Cuitlahuac Morales Velazquez
Sculptor
Jonathan Burdeshaw
Sculptor
Christine Mahuna
Sculptor
Robert Clark
Sculptor
Edward Skade
Sculptor
David James
Sculptor
Daniel Soltis
Sculptor
Gerald D'Onofrio
Sculptor
Travel Coordinator
Anouk Frösch
Travel Coordinator
Gaffer
Jim Grce
Gaffer
Music Editor
Melissa Muik
Music Editor
Digital Imaging Technician
Gus Sacks
Digital Imaging Technician
Clark Birchmeier
Digital Imaging Technician
Daniel A Hernandez
Digital Imaging Technician
Production Sound Mixer
Michael McGee
Production Sound Mixer
ADR Mixer
Jay Fisher
ADR Mixer
ADR Recordist
Ryan Young
ADR Recordist
Jeffrey Gates
ADR Recordist
Second Unit Director of Photography
William R. Dalgleish
Second Unit Director of Photography
Storyboard Artist
Neil D'Monte
Storyboard Artist
Jared Purrington
Storyboard Artist
VFX Editor
Zack Mazerolle
VFX Editor
Martin November
VFX Editor
Abhishek Chauhan
VFX Editor
Nick Dacey
VFX Editor
Lei Zhang
VFX Editor
Michael Fournier
VFX Editor
Ryan Atimoyoo
VFX Editor
Digital Compositor
Eric Andrusyszyn
Digital Compositor
Online Editor
Dan Spellman
Online Editor
Concept Artist
Michael Meyers
Concept Artist
Victor James Martinez
Concept Artist
Jonas De Ro
Concept Artist
Christian Scheurer
Concept Artist
Kelton Cram
Concept Artist
Robert McKinnon
Concept Artist
Dan Milligan
Concept Artist
Po Sing Chu
Concept Artist
Leandre Lagrange
Concept Artist
Rob Bliss
Concept Artist
Nadezda Kuzmina
Concept Artist
Additional Music
Steve Mazzaro
Additional Music
Andrew Kawczynski
Additional Music
Colorist
Dave Lee
Colorist
Researcher
Joel Thingvall
Researcher
Lighting Programmer
Jeff Amaral
Lighting Programmer
Conceptual Illustrator
Josue Clotaire Fleurimond
Conceptual Illustrator
Sound Assistant
Sam François
Sound Assistant
Additional Grip
Casey McClurken
Additional Grip
VFX Artist
Christoph Westphal
VFX Artist
Casting Director
Kathy Mooney
Casting Director
Unit Publicist
Lee Anne Muldoon
Unit Publicist
Production Coordinator
Erin Sahlstrom
Production Coordinator
Lauren Swearingen
Production Coordinator
Maria Mira
Production Coordinator
David Buehrle
Production Coordinator
Scoring Mixer
Alan Meyerson
Scoring Mixer
Visual Effects Coordinator
Lara Perez Takagi
Visual Effects Coordinator
Hugh Brompton
Visual Effects Coordinator
Karina Benesh
Visual Effects Coordinator
Chloe Feodoroff
Visual Effects Coordinator
Megan Galbraith
Visual Effects Coordinator
Ryan Doell
Visual Effects Coordinator
Wahid Ibn Reza
Visual Effects Coordinator
Maximillian McNair MacEwan
Visual Effects Coordinator
Edan Hopper
Visual Effects Coordinator
Robin Williams
Visual Effects Coordinator
Mark Divekar
Visual Effects Coordinator
Will Newis
Visual Effects Coordinator
Andrew Fitchett
Visual Effects Coordinator
Warren Larkam
Visual Effects Coordinator
Josephine Dinata
Visual Effects Coordinator
Nicole Maria Nonis
Visual Effects Coordinator
Sapna Agrawal
Visual Effects Coordinator
Allan Peresh Christian
Visual Effects Coordinator
Deepak Jalesh
Visual Effects Coordinator
Rebecca Matkaluk
Visual Effects Coordinator
Tylor Maurer
Visual Effects Coordinator
Alexandra Sumner
Visual Effects Coordinator
Connie Sung
Visual Effects Coordinator
Jon Warne
Visual Effects Coordinator
Jon Warne
Visual Effects Coordinator
Production Secretary
Emma Siegel
Production Secretary
Kristen Schreck
Production Secretary
Payroll Accountant
Allison Daly
Payroll Accountant
Amy Denning Winfrey
Payroll Accountant
Modelling Supervisor
Joel Kittle
Modelling Supervisor
Animation Director
Jade Mansueto
Animation Director
Lidia Martinez Prado
Animation Director
CG Supervisor
Daniel Macarin
CG Supervisor
Gabriel Vargas
CG Supervisor
Hannes Poser
CG Supervisor
ADR Editor
Thomas Whiting
ADR Editor
ADR Voice Casting
Caitlin McKenna
ADR Voice Casting
ADR Supervisor
Margit Pfeiffer
ADR Supervisor
Extras Casting
Jessica Gisin Needham
Extras Casting
Rigging Gaffer
Bob Gomez
Rigging Gaffer
Best Boy Electric
Dan Jones
Best Boy Electric
Sound Mix Technician
Ryan Murphy
Sound Mix Technician
Brian Tarlecki
Sound Mix Technician
Studio Teacher
Lisa Nichols
Studio Teacher
Maura Gannett
Studio Teacher
Camera Loader
Jule Fontana
Camera Loader
Ryan Creasy
Camera Loader
Actor's Assistant
Madison Ainley
Actor's Assistant
Construction Buyer
H. Barclay Aaris
Construction Buyer
Second Assistant Camera
Trevor Carroll-Coe
Second Assistant Camera
Sound Supervisor
Scott A. Hecker
Sound Supervisor
Pre-Visualization Supervisor
Kyle Robinson
Pre-Visualization Supervisor
Modeling
Manmath Matondkar
Modeling
Vipin Raj
Modeling
Atanas Atanasov
Modeling
Fiaz Shaikh
Modeling
Senior Modeller
Ian Spriggs
Senior Modeller
Thirupathi Nomula
Senior Modeller
Bogdan Dubovyk
Senior Modeller
Nelson Sousa
Senior Modeller
Matte Painter
Pier Lefebvre
Matte Painter
Matchmove Supervisor
Dan Carnegie
Matchmove Supervisor
Michael Karp
Matchmove Supervisor
Richard Hayward
Matchmove Supervisor
Souvik Mitra
Matchmove Supervisor
Evan Fraser
Matchmove Supervisor
Costume Assistant
John Ostrander
Costume Assistant
Adam Girardet
Costume Assistant
Alexander Headley
Costume Assistant
Pyrotechnic Supervisor
Lou Carlucci
Pyrotechnic Supervisor
Costume Illustrator
Digital Intermediate Producer
Stefan Sonnenfeld
Digital Intermediate Producer
Annie Johnson
Digital Intermediate Producer
Visual Effects Production Assistant
Rachel Cadden
Visual Effects Production Assistant
Courteney Smith
Visual Effects Production Assistant
Alex Rush
Visual Effects Production Assistant
Digital Intermediate
Ian Sullivan
Digital Intermediate
Music Consultant
Tom Pearson
Music Consultant
Extras Casting Assistant
Lauren Candela
Extras Casting Assistant
Johanna McGinley
Extras Casting Assistant
Mary Aldousary
Extras Casting Assistant
Mandy Marion
Extras Casting Assistant
Charles Irving Beale
Extras Casting Assistant
Aerial Coordinator
Clay Staub
Aerial Coordinator
3D Editor
Brett Schlaman
3D Editor
Visual Effects Technical Director
Gerardo Aguilera
Visual Effects Technical Director
Yann Moalic
Visual Effects Technical Director
Ramachari Murali
Visual Effects Technical Director
Brendan Carroll
Visual Effects Technical Director
Volker Heisterberg
Visual Effects Technical Director
Ngnodjom Yvan
Visual Effects Technical Director
Clementine Lo
Visual Effects Technical Director
3D Generalist
Babak Bina
3D Generalist
Daniel Perez
3D Generalist
Creature Technical Director
Tim Teramoto
Creature Technical Director
Adam Vanner
Creature Technical Director
Kevin Kelm
Creature Technical Director
Amy Thomas
Creature Technical Director
Stacy M. Yoi
Creature Technical Director
Charlie Banks
Creature Technical Director
Yoshihiro Harimoto
Creature Technical Director
Senior Animator
Jonathan Macintosh
Senior Animator
Allen Holbrook
Senior Animator
Ran Sieradzki
Senior Animator
Matthieu Poirey
Senior Animator
Ken Satchel King
Senior Animator
Aaron Barlow
Senior Animator
Additional Camera
Geoff George
Additional Camera
Andy Leo
Additional Camera
3D Modeller
Matthew Bullock
3D Modeller
VFX Lighting Artist
Jason Gagnon
VFX Lighting Artist
Animation Coordinator
Kirstin Cambie
Animation Coordinator
Animal Wrangler
Lisa Berry
Animal Wrangler
Marine Coordinator
John Arbuckle
Marine Coordinator
Stereoscopic Editor
Dhirendra Chhatpar
Stereoscopic Editor
Priyal Mahadik
Stereoscopic Editor
Smeet Vedant
Stereoscopic Editor
Vaibhav Marathe
Stereoscopic Editor
Senior Visual Effects Supervisor
Systems Administrators & Support
Doug Penner
Systems Administrators & Support
Helicopter Camera
Brian Heller
Helicopter Camera
Storyboard
Extras Casting Coordinator
Maryellen Aviano
Extras Casting Coordinator
Underwater Director of Photography
Ian Seabrook
Underwater Director of Photography
Graphic Novel Illustrator
BTS Photographer
Jeff Feller
BTS Photographer
What's left behind the scenes
- Andrew Kevin Walker began working on the film as early as August 2001. Wolfgang Petersen was considered as director, and Akiva Goldsman as screenwriter. According to Goldsman's script, the Joker killed Bruce Wayne's fiancée, after which Wayne went on a rampage driven by revenge, resulting in a conflict with Superman, who tried to stop him. The project was then put on hold, but in the film "I Am Legend" (2007), written by Goldsman, viewers noticed a poster in the opening scene on the wall of one of the buildings – a Superman symbol against a Batman symbol.
- Previously, Ben Affleck and Diane Lane starred together in the film "Superman Doomsday" (2006), where Affleck played George Reeves, the actor famous for his role as Superman on television.
- Immediately after it became known that Ben Affleck had been cast as Batman, he began spending two hours a day at the gym to get into the necessary physical shape for the role.
- Adam Driver, Penn Badgley, and Ezra Miller auditioned for the role of Nightwing, an ally of Batman.
- Jamie Alexander, Olga Kurylenko, and Elodie Yung auditioned for the role of Wonder Woman before it went to Gal Gadot.
- The film's title is a reference to the "Justice League".
- Jason Momoa was offered the role of Doomsday.
- Ben Affleck asked Christian Bale for advice on portraying Batman. Bale replied: "The worst thing about this suit is when you need to pee. Keep that in mind." The actors met by chance in a store where they were buying Batman costumes for their sons.
- Ben Affleck told Jimmy Fallon in an interview that Warner Bros. warned him about the potential negative reaction from the public to his casting as Batman. He was advised not to go online when the official casting announcement was made. The actor was shown unflattering responses from fans of the franchise to casting choices in previous films. Affleck disregarded the advice and went to a forum. The very first comment he saw was succinct: "Affleck as Batman? NOOOOO!" The actor immediately turned off his computer.
- Top managers at Warner Bros. were shown a rough cut of the film. It is said to have made such an impression that those present gave a standing ovation at the end of the screening, and then held negotiations with Ben Affleck about filming three separate Batman films, although initially only one was planned.
- For filming in this movie, Henry Cavill doubled his muscle mass compared to filming "Man of Steel" (2013). As a result of constant training before and during filming, the actor reached a weight of 100 kilograms, but soon lost the weight again. His trainer once said that gaining weight became possible because between these two films Cavill maintained the physique he had gained for the role of Superman, so they didn't have to start from scratch.
- Ben Affleck said he was surprised when he was offered the role of Batman and initially even considered turning it down. He agreed to the role after meeting with Zack Snyder, who told him about his vision for Batman and introduced him to the concept of the film.
- To prepare for the role of Bruce Wayne (Batman), Ben Affleck gained nearly 14 kilograms of muscle mass and reduced his body fat to 8% of his total body weight.
- Christian Bale once said in an interview that he feels envious when another actor plays the role of Batman. "I feel jealous that someone else will play him," he jokingly stated. Bale played Bruce Wayne (Batman) in the film trilogy about this superhero: "Batman Begins" (2005), "The Dark Knight" (2008), and "The Dark Knight Rises" (2012).
- Ben Affleck revealed in an interview that he asked the producers if he could keep the hero's costume after filming. They replied that he could, but for $100,000. Affleck decided that simply taking a picture in the costume would be cheaper.
- Jimmy Fallon once asked Ben Affleck what his daughters thought of his portrayal of Batman. "They don't think anything of it," he replied. "They only watch 'Frozen' (2013)."
- Hans Zimmer wrote separate music for each of the superheroes, with the exception of Batman. It will be featured in the film "Justice League: Part One" (2017) and standalone films about these superheroes.
- When reporters asked Gal Gadot how she was going to get a chest like her character Wonder Woman, she replied: "Wonder Woman is an Amazon, and Amazons only had one breast. So strict adherence to the canon would be... problematic." In preparation for the role, the actress practiced kung fu, kickboxing, swordsmanship, jiu-jitsu, and a Brazilian martial art called "capoeira".
- Producers claim that this will be the first film from "DC Comics" to unite different characters in a single cinematic universe. As Snyder stated: "Batman will be brought into the universe where Superman lives."
- Jason Momoa confirmed that he signed a contract with "DC Comics" to star in four films.
- This is the first feature film to feature Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman together (the so-called Trinity).
- The Batman costume worn by Ben Affleck's character was copied from the Batman costume in Frank Miller's comic "The Dark Knight Returns."
- This is the first feature film featuring Diana Prince, also known as Wonder Woman. Until now, this character has only appeared in a television series and animated films.
- Stephen Amell, known for his leading role in the series "Arrow" (2012), announced that he would like to star in this film.
- Will Smith, who starred in the lead role in "I Am Legend" (2007), will play Deadshot in "Suicide Squad" (2016), which will take place in the same cinematic universe as Batman v Superman.
- Josh Brolin, Ryan Gosling, Matthew Goode, Richard Armitage, Max Martini, Armie Hammer, Jensen Ackles, Joe Manganiello, Idris Elba, and Matthias Schoenaerts were candidates for the role of Bruce Wayne (Batman) before the filmmakers settled on Ben Affleck.
- This is the first live-action film featuring a character named Victor Stone, also known as Cyborg.
- Starting with 1943, this will be Batman's tenth appearance on screen. Superman has appeared on screen sixteen times, starting with 1939.
- Impressed by Tom Hanks' performance in "Cloud Atlas" (2012), the filmmakers wanted to offer him the role of Lex Luthor.
- Jeffrey Dean Morgan was once considered for the role of Bruce Wayne (Batman). He ultimately played Thomas Wayne, Bruce Wayne's father.
- Timothy Dalton was considered for the role of butler Alfred Pennyworth.
- The film was initially planned for release in 2015. "Given the complexity of the visuals," the premiere was postponed to 2016 to "give the filmmakers the opportunity to most vividly reflect their ideas on screen."
- Ben Affleck was offered the chance to direct a prequel to "Man of Steel" (2013), but he declined, citing a lack of experience with special effects. Affleck said: "I've long understood that special effects, their cost, and the like are not the main thing. The main thing is what the film is about."
- Considering that Ben Affleck is a year and a half older than Christian Bale, he became the first actor to play Bruce Wayne (Batman) who was older than the actor who played the same role in the previous live-action film featuring a mix of actors and computer graphics. Until now, all actors who have played Batman have been younger than their predecessors. Val Kilmer "inherited" the role from Michael Keaton, who was 8 years older than him. George Clooney then played Batman, who was a year and a half younger than Kilmer. Christian Bale, the next actor to take on the role, was 13 years younger than Clooney.
- The film was partially shot in the IMAX system.
- Gal Gadot is the first non-American actress to play Diana Prince, or Wonder Woman. On the other hand, for the Wonder Woman character, this is the third project in which live-action performances are combined with animation. The first two were the "Wonder Woman" series (1975-1979) and the television project "Legends of the Superheroes" (1979).
- Superman's costume is significantly brighter than usual. The blue color in the palette is also slightly lighter, and the yellow background behind the "S" shield is a bright gold. There are also some other changes, especially to the "S" shield on the costume.
- Producer Charles Roven claims that Ben Affleck was the very first candidate for the role of Bruce Wayne (Batman) and the first person the filmmakers approached with an offer to play the part.
- Filming took place primarily in Detroit, Michigan.
- Actress Alexandra Daddario expressed interest in the role of Wonder Woman.
- Costume designer Michael Wilkinson deliberately made Batman's suit fabric-based and removed the armor. "Batman's invulnerability is the result of his incredible physical strength and combat skills," Wilkinson said.
- Michael Wilkinson, the costume designer, commented on the Batman suit: "Zack Snyder told me that the main thing was for our Batman to look huge and pumped up. Even bigger than Superman. But it wasn't about armor and other gadgets, he just needed to look like a mountain of muscle. Snyder himself loves Frank Miller's 'The Dark Knight Returns' comic. We certainly had to work on Batman's appearance. We especially succeeded with the mask, and I am genuinely proud of it. Batman can even turn his head in it, which is important in the sense that the mask doesn't restrict his movements, so Batman can perform stunts in it."
- In the animated film "Justice League: Paradox of the Source" (2013), Victor Stone, also known as Cyborg, is voiced by actor Michael B. Jordan. At one point, the same actor was considered for the role of Victor Stone (Cyborg) in a film combining live-action and animation. Michael B. Jordan plays Johnny Storm, or the Human Torch, in “Fantastic Four” (2015), the first film in the rebooted series about these comic book heroes.
- This is Ben Affleck's second appearance on screen as a comic book superhero. In 2003, the film "Daredevil" was released, in which he played Matt Murdock, known as Daredevil. Like Batman, Daredevil is skilled in martial arts and began fighting crime after the death of a loved one.
- Jesse Eisenberg was eventually cast as Lex Luthor, but initially, the filmmakers considered Matt Damon, Bradley Cooper, Adam Driver, Jean Dujardin, Mark Strong, Denzel Washington, Joaquin Phoenix, and Idris Elba for the role. Damon previously auditioned for the role of Harvey Dent in "The Dark Knight" (2008).
- The character Batman was created by artist Bob Kane and American comic book writer Bill Finger, who initially named the character "Bat-Man." This superhero first appeared in the monthly comic book "Detective Comics" #27 in May 1939.
- It was claimed that Zack Snyder's son, Eli Snyder, would appear in one of the flashbacks in the film as Jason Todd (Robin). In an interview, the director refuted these rumors as untrue.
- Linda Carter, who played Wonder Woman in the mid-to-late 1970s television series, disliked the Wonder Woman costume worn by Gal Gadot in the film. Carter felt it lacked red, white, and blue.
- The film's title includes the word "justice" as an indication that the main characters are members of the "Justice League," a team of superheroes whose first film was released in 2017.
- Jesse Eisenberg starred in "The Social Network" (2010), which was produced by Kevin Spacey, the former actor who played Lex Luthor.
- This is the first film alternating between live-action and computer graphics to feature Batman and Superman together, but it is not the first time the actors who played these characters have met on set. Michael Keaton and Christopher Reeve starred in "Speechless" (1994).
- It is rumored that actor Dan Amboyer will play Hal Jordan (Green Lantern) in subsequent films set in the DC Extended Universe, although he is only listed in the cast as playing a pilot.
- Costume designer Michael Wilkinson incorporated an element of Amazonian writing into Wonder Woman's costume. He did the same with Superman's costume, which features an inscription in Kryptonian.
- The film's release coincided with the premiere of a film based on the comics of «Marvel», which also features a battle between two heroes. The film is called «Captain America: Civil War» (2016).
- The working title of the film on set and elsewhere was «Sage & Milo» (the first word translates as «wise man», the second refers to the ancient hero Milo, or Milon of Croton).
- Henry Cavill and Amy Adams doused each other with ice water on set as part of a charitable ice bucket challenge to raise funds for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis research. Cavill also had several buckets of ice dumped on him.
- "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" (2016) marks Holly Hunter's return to superhero films. In "The Incredibles" (2004), she voiced Elastigirl.
- Tao Okamoto plays the role of Lex Luthor's assistant, Mercy Graves. This is the second film in which the role of Mercy Graves has been played by an actress of Asian descent. The first was "Batman" (2004).
- Initially, British actress Lucy Griffiths was considered for the role of Wonder Woman.
- In 2007, Jason Reitman was offered the opportunity to direct "Justice League." Reitman declined the offer. He considers himself an independent filmmaker and does not want to work on high-budget superhero films.
- In the early stages of developing the film, the creators considered making a character named Metallo the main villain.
- Actress Megan Fox expressed interest in playing the role of Diana Prince (Wonder Woman).
- In 2013, the press reported that Jackie Earle Haley auditioned for one of the roles in the film.
- The actor who played Jimmy, Michael Cassidy, appeared in seven episodes of the 2001 series "Smallville," about the youth of Superman.
- Rapper and actor Tyrese Gibson once admitted that he would like to play the role of John Stewart, also known as Green Lantern.
- In 2014, a rumor circulated that the film would consist of two parts. It turned out that this was not the case.
- At one time, Armie Hammer was considered for the role of Bruce Wayne (Batman). The same actor was also supposed to play Batman in George Miller's unreleased film "Justice League: Mortal," which was canceled due to the writers' strike.
- This is the first 3D film to feature not only Batman, but also Wonder Woman, Cyborg, The Flash, and Aquaman. The first Superman film in this format has already been released – it's "Man of Steel" (2013). "Green Lantern" (2011) was the first film about Green Lantern in 3D, and it has no connection to this franchise.
- At one point, the filmmakers considered Tyler Hake for the role of Bruce Wayne (Batman).
- Ben Affleck and Harry J. Lennix Jr. starred in "The Great Game" (2009) alongside Russell Crowe, who played Jor-El in "Man of Steel" (2013).
- Lex Luthor's image in the film is presented similarly to his portrayal in the limited comic book series "Superman: For All Seasons." In it, Luthor looks down on Superman due to his alien origin.
- In the graphic novel "The Dark Knight Returns," Batman's clash with Superman occurs after the dissolution of the Justice League. In the film, they fight before it is formed.
- Jason Momoa's portrayal of Aquaman is based on the character from comics published in the 1990s.
- Michael Shannon, who played General Zod in "Man of Steel" (2013), portrays Zod's corpse in the film. The actor once recounted that, due to gloves resembling fins or flippers at the ends of his costume sleeves, he spent a long time stuck in a restroom stall on set, unable to open the door himself. This, of course, turned out to be a fabrication.
- Doomsday in the film is depicted as envisioned by its creators. It is a creature from Krypton, the result of experiments that transformed it into a biological weapon. Furthermore, the film attributes some characteristics of the supervillain zombie Solomon Grundy to him.
- An image of Aquaman that appeared online is accompanied by the caption "Unite the Seven." This refers to the seven core members of the "Justice League" – Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, The Flash, Cyborg, and Aquaman himself.
- Robin's costume was first shown to the public in a trailer presented during the annual "Comic Con" festival in San Diego in 2015. It features the words "Ha-ha-ha. You're a fool. Batman" written in yellow letters.
- Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Lauren Cohan, who played Bruce Wayne's parents in this film, previously appeared in the series Supernatural and The Walking Dead.
- Ben Affleck and Michael Shannon had previously worked together in the 2001 film Pearl Harbor.
- Ben Affleck is the tallest actor to portray Batman. He is 192 centimeters tall, which is taller than the canonical Bruce Wayne, who is 188 centimeters tall.
- Justin Bieber posted a photo of himself with the film's script on Instagram. Everyone immediately assumed that Bieber would play Batman's loyal friend and partner, Robin. It later turned out to be just a sketch for Funny or Die. Chris O'Donnell, who played Robin in Joel Schumacher's films, posted his response to Bieber's photo on the same Instagram.
- This is the third film featuring both Ben Affleck and Scoot McNairy. They previously starred together in Argo (2012) and Gone Girl (2014).
- Initially, Vicki Vale, a reporter for the Gotham Gazette, was planned to be included in the film. However, the character was soon dropped.
- Emily Blunt was in negotiations for the role of Catwoman. However, she was turned down for it.
- David Morse auditioned for the role of Commissioner Gordon, but after a script revision, the role was completely cut.
- Peter Jackson declined an offer to direct the film.
- The film was based on the comics «Batman: The Dark Knight Returns», «Kingdom Come», «Superman: Peace on Earth» and «The Death of Superman».
- The inscription on Robin's costume reads "You're the fool." This is a phrase used by Jason Todd, Batman's second protégé, who died at the hands of the Joker. However, in some storylines, Todd did not die, but became an anti-hero known as the Red Hood. In other versions, he remained Joker's prisoner forever, where the Joker continues to torture Todd in the hope of breaking his spirit and making him his successor.
- The piece of kryptonite behind glass that Lex Luthor is examining is shaped like Zod's skull.
- A photograph of Dick Grayson's grave from the film once appeared online as a result of a leak, but DC immediately removed the image.
- In the scene where Batman is shown in heavy armor, a question mark is depicted on one of the columns behind him. This is a reference to the Riddler, a master of puzzles and riddles.
- Megan Fox expressed interest in the role of Diana Prince (Wonder Woman).
- This is the third film featuring Ben Affleck and Scoot McNairy. They previously starred together in "Argo" (2012) and "Gone Girl" (2014).
- Work on the film began with Andrew Kevin Walker as early as August 2001. Wolfgang Petersen was considered as director, and Akiva Goldsman as screenwriter. According to Goldsman's script, the Joker killed Bruce Wayne's fiancée, prompting Wayne to embark on a rampage of revenge, which led to a conflict with Superman, who tried to stop him. The project was then put on hold, but in 'I Am Legend' (2007), for which Goldsman wrote the screenplay, viewers noticed a poster in the opening scene on the wall of one of the buildings – the Superman symbol against the Batman symbol.
- Previously, Ben Affleck and Diane Lane starred together in "Superman Returns" (2006), where Affleck played George Reeves, the actor famous for his role as Superman on television.
- The film's title is a reference to "Justice League".
- Ben Affleck asked Christian Bale for advice on playing Batman. Bale replied: “The worst thing about this suit is when you need to pee. Keep that in mind.” The actors met by chance in a store where they were buying Batman costumes for their sons.
- Ben Affleck told Jimmy Fallon in an interview that Warner Bros. warned him about the potential negative reaction from the public regarding his casting as Batman. He was advised not to go online when the official casting announcement was made. The actor was shown unflattering reactions from fans of the franchise to previous casting choices. Affleck disregarded the advice and went to a forum. The very first comment he saw was brief: “Affleck as Batman? NOOOOO!” The actor immediately turned off his computer.
- Top executives at Warner Bros. were shown a rough cut of the film. It is said to have made such an impression that those present gave it a standing ovation at the end of the screening, and then held negotiations with Ben Affleck about filming three separate Batman films, although originally only one was planned.
- For filming this movie, Henry Cavill doubled his muscle mass compared to filming "Man of Steel" (2013). As a result of constant training before and during filming, the actor reached a weight of 100 kilograms, but soon lost weight again. His trainer once said that gaining weight became possible because between these two films, Cavill maintained the physique he had gained for the role of Superman, so they didn't have to start from scratch.
- Christian Bale once said in an interview that he feels jealous when another actor plays the role of Batman. "I feel jealous that someone else will play him," he jokingly stated. Bale played Bruce Wayne (Batman) in the superhero film trilogy: "Batman Begins" (2005), "The Dark Knight" (2008), and "The Dark Knight Rises" (2012).
- Jimmy Fallon once asked Ben Affleck what his daughters think of his portrayal of Batman. "They don't think anything of it," he replied. "They only watch 'Frozen' (2013)."
- Hans Zimmer wrote separate music for each of the superheroes, with the exception of Batman. It will be featured in "Justice League: Part One" (2017) and standalone films about these superheroes.
- When reporters asked Gal Gadot how she was going to get the breasts like her character Wonder Woman, she replied: "Wonder Woman is an Amazon, and Amazons only had one breast. So strict adherence to canon would be... problematic." In preparing for the role, the actress practiced Kung Fu, kickboxing, swordsmanship, Jiu-Jitsu, and the Brazilian martial art called "Capoeira."
- Producers claim this will be the very first film from "DC Comics" to unite different characters in a single cinematic universe. As Snyder stated: "Batman will be brought into the universe where Superman lives."
- Jason Momoa has confirmed that he has signed a contract with "DC Comics" to appear in four films.
- The Batman costume worn by Ben Affleck was copied from the Batman costume in Frank Miller's comic book "The Dark Knight Returns."
- Stephen Amell, known for playing the lead role in the series "Arrow" (2012), has stated that he would like to star in this film.
- Will Smith, who starred in the lead role in "I Am Legend" (2007), will play Deadshot in "Suicide Squad" (2016), which will be set in the same cinematic universe as "Batman v Superman."
- Impressed by Tom Hanks' performance in "Cloud Atlas" (2012), the filmmakers wanted to offer him the role of Lex Luthor.
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