Dementia 13 - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Dementia 13"
Dementia 13 (1963)
Timing:
1:15 (75 min)
5.6/10
160
160
6.01/10
1319
1319
5.7/10
10000
10000
Film crew
Director
Producer
Writer
Editor
Morton Tubor
Editor
Stuart O'Brien
Editor
Art Direction
Al Locatelli
Art Direction
Stunts
Second Unit Director
Associate Producer
Marianne Wood
Associate Producer
Director of Photography
Charles Hannawalt
Director of Photography
Camera Operator
John Vicario
Camera Operator
Script Supervisor
Angela Wadlow
Script Supervisor
Assistant Editor
Best Boy Grip
Michael Vines
Best Boy Grip
Sculptor
Edward Delaney
Sculptor
Assistant Director
Richard F. Dalton
Assistant Director
Music
Ronald Stein
Music
Additional Writing
Other
George Brady
Other
Patrick Doyle
Other
Patrick Brady
Other
Michael Purcell
Other
Production Assistant
Eyemonn Callian
Production Assistant
Sound
Joseph Gross
Sound
Liam Saurin
Sound
Title Designer
Set Supervisor
Technical Advisor
William Joseph Bryan
Technical Advisor
What's left behind the scenes
- The film was originally intended to be titled simply "Dementia." The number "13" was added to the title when it was discovered that a film called "Dementia" already existed from 1955.
- Francis Ford Coppola is credited in the film's credits without a middle name.
- Francis Ford Coppola assisted Roger Corman on the set of the action film "Young Racers" (1963) in Ireland, and Corman allowed him to simultaneously shoot "Dementia 13" and use his set, equipment, crew, and actors Luana Anders (1938-1996), William Campbell (1926-2011), and Patrick Magee (1924-1982) on the condition that it did not interfere with his own shooting schedule.
- The filming of the movie took 9 days.
- Initially, the film was supposed to be simply titled "Dementia." The number 13 was added to the title when it turned out that a film with the same name already existed in English – "Madness" from 1955.
- Francis Ford Coppola assisted Roger Corman on the set of the action film "The Young Racers," and Corman allowed him to simultaneously shoot "Dementia 13" and use the filming location, equipment, crew, and actors on the condition that it did not interfere with his own filming.
- The film was originally supposed to be simply titled “Dementia.” The number 13 was added to the title when it was discovered that a film with the same English title – “Madness” from 1955 – already existed.
- Francis Ford Coppola assisted Roger Corman on the set of the action film 'The Young Racers,' and Corman allowed him to simultaneously work on 'Dementia 13' and use the filming location, equipment, crew, and actors, provided it did not interfere with his own filming.
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