The Peanuts Movie - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "The Peanuts Movie"
The Peanuts Movie (2015)
Timing:
1:28 (88 min)
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Film crew
Director
Steve Martino
Director
Producer
Bryan Schulz
Producer
Cornelius Uliano
Producer
Michael J. Travers
Producer
Katie Hasleham
Producer
Writer
Bryan Schulz
Writer
Casting
Christian Kaplan
Casting
Editor
Randy Trager
Editor
Art Direction
Nash Dunnigan
Art Direction
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Lora Hirschberg
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Leff Lefferts
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Original Music Composer
Production Supervisor
Patrick Worlock
Production Supervisor
Joshua Spencer
Production Supervisor
Tansal Arnas
Production Supervisor
Orchestrator
Tim Davies
Orchestrator
Jeremy Levy
Orchestrator
Director of Photography
Renato Falcão
Director of Photography
Musician
David Benoit
Musician
Randy Kerber
Musician
James Thatcher
Musician
Wade Culbreath
Musician
Helen Z. Altenbach
Musician
Kevin Axt
Musician
Kevin Ricard
Musician
Tom Rizzo
Musician
Sound Effects Editor
Jeremy Bowker
Sound Effects Editor
Mac Smith
Sound Effects Editor
Dmitri Makarov
Sound Effects Editor
Supervising Sound Editor
Character Designer
Sangjun Lee
Character Designer
Jason Sadler
Character Designer
José Manuel Fernández Oli
Character Designer
Dan Seddon
Character Designer
Still Photographer
Kevin Estrada
Still Photographer
Lead Animator
Jeff Gabor
Lead Animator
Joseph Antonuccio
Lead Animator
Lluis Llobera
Lead Animator
Raymond Ross
Lead Animator
Steve Vanseth
Lead Animator
Animation
Wee Brian
Animation
Lisa Allen
Animation
Tyler Kakac
Animation
Louis Jones
Animation
Jess Morris
Animation
Seth Hippen
Animation
Ricky Renna
Animation
Jeremy Lazare
Animation
David Crispino
Animation
Wira Winata
Animation
Nathan Dillow
Animation
Wes Storhoff
Animation
Andrew Atteberry
Animation
Elena Ortego
Animation
Julen Santiago
Animation
Christopher D. Williams
Animation
Adam Strick
Animation
Tab Burton
Animation
Richard A. Fournier
Animation
Justin Weg
Animation
Patrick Giusiano
Animation
Ken Fountain
Animation
Amila Puhala
Animation
Patrik Puhala
Animation
Pako Bagur
Animation
A.J. Conrad
Animation
Pete Devlin
Animation
Carolyn Ee-Kaiser
Animation
Scott Farrell
Animation
Hector Godoy Garcia
Animation
Tom Grevera
Animation
Matthew Hasselmann
Animation
Ken Kaiser
Animation
Graham Silva
Animation
Joerg Volk
Animation
Christopher Silva
Animation
Dan Segarra
Animation
David Nasser
Animation
Emanuele Pavarotti
Animation
Eric Prah
Animation
Jamie Giger
Animation
Jason Ho
Animation
Jin Kum
Animation
Ken Huling
Animation
Louaye Moulayess
Animation
Michael Berardini
Animation
Stephen Dahler
Animation
Theresa Adolph
Animation
Tingting Liu
Animation
Todd Elliott
Animation
Trevor Young
Animation
Eric Burnett
Animation
Edward Fornoles
Animation
Brian Raschko
Animation
Brock Boyts
Animation
Cristin McKee
Animation
Dave Vasquez
Animation
Eric Chou
Animation
Eric Anderson
Animation
Lauren Wells
Animation
Ryan Vicik
Animation
Sikand Srinivas
Animation
Thanks
Production Manager
Anthony Nisi
Production Manager
Screenplay
Cornelius Uliano
Screenplay
First Assistant Editor
William Battaglia
First Assistant Editor
Sound Designer
Dialogue Editor
Cheryl Nardi
Dialogue Editor
Assistant Editor
Daniel Ible
Assistant Editor
Foley Editor
Kimberly Patrick
Foley Editor
Painter
Francesco Giroldini
Painter
Characters
Music Supervisor
John Houlihan
Music Supervisor
Production Accountant
Alexis Jallad
Production Accountant
Laurel Elmendorf
Production Accountant
Casting Associate
Micah Dahlberg
Casting Associate
Music Editor
Ted Caplan
Music Editor
Terry Wilson
Music Editor
Additional Music
Conductor
Tim Davies
Conductor
VFX Artist
Richard Aponte
VFX Artist
Rosalinda Malibiran
VFX Artist
Production Coordinator
Kyle Milardo
Production Coordinator
Lauren Conway Weber
Production Coordinator
Ed Corcoran
Production Coordinator
Scoring Mixer
Visual Effects
Jon Townley
Visual Effects
Scott Carroll
Visual Effects
Matthew Doble
Visual Effects
Cleveland Hibbert
Visual Effects
Michael Tanzillo
Visual Effects
Ignacio Barrios
Visual Effects
Sabine Heller
Visual Effects
Aimee Johnson
Visual Effects
Alen Lai
Visual Effects
Angel Camacho-Torres
Visual Effects
Douglas Seiden
Visual Effects
Jeremy Oborn
Visual Effects
Nikki Tomaino
Visual Effects
Stephen Gressak
Visual Effects
Rigging Supervisor
Justin Leach
Rigging Supervisor
ADR Editor
Cheryl Nardi
ADR Editor
ADR Voice Casting
Sound Recordist
Justine Baker
Sound Recordist
Kristin Catuogno
Sound Recordist
Hunter Berk
Sound Recordist
Supervising Music Editor
Fernand Bos
Supervising Music Editor
Visual Development
Motoko Wada
Visual Development
Assistant Sound Editor
Modeling
Ramón López Seco de Herrera
Modeling
Dinis 'Dennis' Morais
Modeling
Jonathan Lin
Modeling
Krzysztof Fus
Modeling
Executive In Charge Of Production
Paul Ohrt
Executive In Charge Of Production
Lighting Artist
Dan Haring
Lighting Artist
Assistant Production Manager
Lorry Ann Shea
Assistant Production Manager
Gina Grasso
Assistant Production Manager
Sound Editor
Joe Garten
Sound Editor
Color Timer
Jim Passon
Color Timer
Digital Intermediate
Amy Pawlowski
Digital Intermediate
Foley
Sean England
Foley
Ronni Brown
Foley
Creature Technical Director
Christian Haniszewski
Creature Technical Director
Ferris Webby
Creature Technical Director
James Gu
Creature Technical Director
Christopher M.K. Hill
Creature Technical Director
Story Artist
Michael Daley
Story Artist
Moroni Taylor
Story Artist
Supervising Animator
Scott Carroll
Supervising Animator
Character Modelling Supervisor
David V. Mei
Character Modelling Supervisor
Apprentice Sound Editor
Jamie Branquinho
Apprentice Sound Editor
Layout
Harald Kraut
Layout
Harald G. Kraut
Layout
Editorial Coordinator
Sophia Ohara
Editorial Coordinator
Technical Supervisor
Andrew Beddini
Technical Supervisor
Christopher Moore
Technical Supervisor
Digital Compositors
Claudio Gonzalez
Digital Compositors
Joshua Rivas
Digital Compositors
Systems Administrators & Support
Joe Bonomo
Systems Administrators & Support
Sequence Leads
Daniel Patrick O'Brien
Sequence Leads
Compositors
Jake Albers
Compositors
Julia Correnti
Compositors
Morgan C. Griffiths
Compositors
Ashleigh Abramovich
Compositors
Editorial Production Assistant
Jorge Lucas
Editorial Production Assistant
Animation Department Coordinator
Glen Young
Animation Department Coordinator
Editorial Manager
Schedule Coordinator
Kristine Familletti
Schedule Coordinator
Carrie Perry
Schedule Coordinator
Tansal Arnas
Schedule Coordinator
What's left behind the scenes
- The sounds made by Snoopy and Woodstock are taken from old recordings of Bill Melendez.
- The first full-length animated film featuring these characters in 35 years.
- This is the first cartoon featuring characters created by Charles M. Schulz, made after his death in 2000.
- Charles M. Schulz maintained that the boy Charlie Brown is not bald, but simply has hair so light it is barely visible.
- Notes left behind by Charles M. Schulz reveal that the Little Red-Haired Girl (an unseen character in his comics and the object of Charlie Brown's affections) was meant to be named Donna Wald, just like the real girl from whom Schulz drew inspiration for the character.
- The filmmakers made every effort to closely match the visuals to the spirit of the comics and the cartoons based on them. For example, trees and bushes are always still, never swaying in the wind. Even the depiction of the main characters is somewhat blurry, to make them resemble the hand-drawn characters of cartoons from years past.
- As in the comics themselves, the floor of Snoopy's doghouse is never shown in the cartoon.
- The screenplay for the cartoon was written in 2006 by Schulz's son, Craig, and grandson, Brian.
- Kristin Chenoweth, who voices Fifi, won a Tony Award for her role as Sally Brown in the 1999 Broadway production of the classic musical "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown." This is the third cartoon from 20th Century Fox that she has voiced.
- When Charlie Brown becomes famous, other children start to flock around him. Shermy (this is the first scene in the cartoon where he appears) grabs Charlie's hand and says, "I was the first to notice him!" In the very first comic strip of the series, Shermy is indeed the first to notice Charlie Brown.
- The cartoon is released 50 years after the debut of the first short film in the "Peanuts" series, "A Charlie Brown Christmas," and 65 years after the first comic strip of the series went on sale.
- This is the first cartoon whose English title does not include the names of Snoopy and Charlie Brown.
- Charlie Brown shows Patty and Violet a collection of comics from the "Barney Google" series, the cover of which features a horse nicknamed Spark Plug. Friends called Schulz "Sparky" in honor of this character.
- In the year the cartoon was released, Charles M. Schulz was honored with inclusion in the California Hall of Fame. The award was presented to his wife, Jean.
- Steve Martin perceives this cartoon as a heroic odyssey. "Charlie Brown falls again and again, but each time he gets up and refuses to give up. That's a wonderful character trait," Martin said. "In my opinion, having such good stubbornness and treating those around you well in general is an achievement no less significant than having a nameplate unveiled on the Hollywood Walk of Fame or achieving star status on Broadway."
- This is the first computer-animated film based on the "Peanuts" comic strip.
- "Snoopy and Charlie Brown in the Cinema" was the tenth cartoon released by Blue Sky Studios.
- Steve Martino and the animators spent over a year studying Charles M. Schulz’s "Peanuts" comic strips before "bringing the warmth of Schulz’s hand-drawn illustrations to the indifferent world of pixels and computer graphics".
- One scene features the logo of the company “Mendelson and Melendez.” The creators of the cartoon named it in honor of Lee Mendelson and Bill Melendez, who served as executive producers of the “Peanuts” television cartoon series for many years.
- While talking to Charlie Brown about the little red-haired girl, Lucy mentions real estate. For many years, the topic of real estate has invariably been touched upon with every appearance of this character on screen and in print.
- In the comics, Patty is a brunette who wears an orange dress. In the cartoon, however, she is blonde and wears a green dress.
- The songs “Snoopy vs. the Red Baron,” “The Return of the Red Baron,” and “Snoopy’s Christmas” were performed by the rock band The Royal Guardsman. These three songs form a trilogy. “Snoopy vs. the Red Baron” was recognized as one of the best songs of the 1960s, and in late 1966, it reached number two on the “Billboard” charts.
- Among the list of grades given to students, you can see the name of a red-haired girl. She is fourth on the list and her name is Heather Wald. The character first received the name "Heather" in the short animated film "It's Your First Kiss, Charlie Brown" (1977).
- Judging by the design of the scoreboard at the baseball field where Charlie Brown's team practices, no one has expected a win from the home team here for a long time.
- The cartoon was released in theaters alongside the short film "Cosmic Scratastrophe" featuring the character from "Ice Age".
- The idea to make the Red Baron Snoopy's opponent came to Schulz thanks to his son's hobby of collecting model airplanes from World War I. A triplane model is present in the cartoon's plot.
- On the logo of the moving company on the side of the truck, you can read "Mendelson and Melendez." These people played a significant role in the cinematic history of "A Charlie Brown Christmas." Mendelson produced all the short films and co-wrote the song "Christmas Time is Here." Melendez worked as an animator at the studio that made over 40 short films based on Schulz's comics.
- Number four on the list of grades assigned to students is the name "Heather Wold." Apparently, that's what the redhead was called. In the 1977 cartoon "It's Your First Kiss, Charlie Brown," the redhead was named Heather. The surname "Wold" comes from Donna Wold, whom Schulz dated for three years but who then rejected his marriage proposal. Schulz and Donna remained close friends until his death in 2000.
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