Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland"
リトル・ニモ (1989)
Timing:
1:35 (95 min)
6.8/10
156
156
7.62/10
2060
2060
7.1/10
8800
8800
Film crew
Director
Masanori Hata
Director
William T. Hurtz
Director
Producer
Writer
Editor
Art Direction
Original Music Composer
Thomas Chase
Original Music Composer
Steve Rucker
Original Music Composer
Co-Producer
Shunzo Kato
Co-Producer
Associate Producer
Koji Takeuchi
Associate Producer
Director of Photography
Hajime Hasegawa
Director of Photography
Sound Effects Editor
Shizuo Kurahashi
Sound Effects Editor
Sound Mixer
Kunio Ando
Sound Mixer
Animation
Yoshitake Iwakami
Animation
Screenplay
Richard Outten
Screenplay
Story
Songs
Music Editor
Roy Prendergast
Music Editor
Animation Director
Nobuo Tomizawa
Animation Director
Kazuhide Tomonaga
Animation Director
Color Designer
Hiroko Kondo
Color Designer
Conceptual Design
Executive In Charge Of Production
Sander Schwartz
Executive In Charge Of Production
Background Designer
Toshio Nozaki
Background Designer
Sound Editor
Key Animation
Kuniyuki Ishii
Key Animation
Hiroyuki Aoyama
Key Animation
Osamu Nabeshima
Key Animation
Hiroyuki Horiuchi
Key Animation
Atsuko Tanaka
Key Animation
Hiroshi Shimizu
Key Animation
Keiko Tomizawa
Key Animation
Osamu Okubo
Key Animation
Hiroaki Noguchi
Key Animation
Kazuyoshi Takeuchi
Key Animation
Fumio Iida
Key Animation
Jouji Yanase
Key Animation
Sadahiko Sakamaki
Key Animation
Noboru Takano
Key Animation
Dolby Consultant
Mikio Mori
Dolby Consultant
ADR Recording Engineer
Vic Radulich
ADR Recording Engineer
Catt LeBaigue
ADR Recording Engineer
What's left behind the scenes
- In the early stages of production, Isao Takahata and Hayao Miyazaki worked on the project, but both left due to creative differences. Miyazaki later said that working on 'Little Nemo' was 'the worst experience of his professional career'.
- The creator of Little Nemo, Winsor McCay, being one of the pioneers of American animation, realized the first adaptation of his comics in 1911. It was a 10-minute film, in the creation of which McCay was assisted by director and producer James Blackton, with 2 minutes of the film consisting of animated material.
- The first Japanese anime released for wide public distribution in the United States.
- Despite generally favorable reviews, the film was a box office failure: it grossed around $10 million in Japan and just over a million dollars in the US (with a total production budget of $30 million). Nevertheless, after its release on VHS, over 2 million copies were sold.
- In the early stages of production, Isao Takahata and Hayao Miyazaki were working on the project, but both left due to creative differences. Miyazaki later said that working on "Little Nemo" was "the worst experience in his professional career".
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