Murder, She Wrote: South by Southwest - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Murder, She Wrote: South by Southwest"
Murder, She Wrote: South by Southwest (1997)
Timing:
1:40 (100 min)
7/10
30
30
7.081/10
333
333
7.2/10
1300
1300
Film crew
Director
Anthony Pullen Shaw
Director
Producer
Anthony Pullen Shaw
Producer
Executive Producer
David Shaw
Executive Producer
Writer
Derek Marlowe
Writer
Mark A. Burley
Writer
Editor
Stan Cole
Editor
Art Direction
Mary Dodson
Art Direction
Costume Design
Eilish Zebrasky
Costume Design
Stunts
Bret Kiene
Stunts
Production Design
Hub Braden
Production Design
Stunt Coordinator
John Moio
Stunt Coordinator
Set Decoration
Ellen Totleben
Set Decoration
Makeup Artist
Robin Beauchesne
Makeup Artist
Vera Yurtchuk
Makeup Artist
Original Music Composer
Unit Production Manager
Robert D. Simon
Unit Production Manager
Orchestrator
Frank Macchia
Orchestrator
Second Assistant Director
Martha L. Mericka
Second Assistant Director
Director of Photography
Stevan Larner
Director of Photography
Costumer
Cheri Reed
Costumer
Costume Supervisor
Amy Stofsky
Costume Supervisor
Property Master
Bryan Rodgers
Property Master
Supervising Sound Editor
Joe Melody
Supervising Sound Editor
Hairstylist
Gloria Montemayor
Hairstylist
Sound Mixer
Brian Bidder
Sound Mixer
First Assistant Director
Boom Operator
Glenn Young
Boom Operator
Foley Artist
Tim Chilton
Foley Artist
Second Second Assistant Director
Algric Leo Chaplin
Second Second Assistant Director
Music Editor
Sherry Whitfield
Music Editor
Supervising Producer
Mark A. Burley
Supervising Producer
Sound Editor
Bob Costanza
Sound Editor
What's left behind the scenes
- Due to the large number of locations involved, this became one of the most complex scripts in history in terms of its writing. It was necessary to find locations for road work, car chases, a place where helicopters could land and take off, a typical diner (found in California), a lecture hall, a train station (also in California), tracks for Amtrak trains where moving trains could be filmed. Universal Studios and Amtrak were forced to obtain permission for priority use of the railway tracks. Interior shots inside a bus were also required, and it was necessary to create scenery corresponding to the script for a street in the California town chosen for filming, and so on. Throughout all of this, the cast and crew had to travel to the set independently, as no one was accommodated in the nearby hotels.
- Filming in California took place, in particular, in a town called Piru. The buildings along its rather short main street had long been vacant and boarded up. The film's set decorator, Mary Dodson (1932-2016), independently created signs for the buildings (corresponding to their intended purpose, which was also fictional) – grocery stores, a souvenir shop, a barbershop, and a gas station. In addition, several other town buildings were used in the filming.
- The filming required cooperation with the company "Amtrak". The tracks began in the city's business center, at the "Union Pacific" railway station, and ran to Santa Clarita, with the film's action unfolding along the route from Piru to Santa Clarita. All the seats were removed from one car, and the car was converted into a dining car.
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