Resident Evil: Afterlife - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Resident Evil: Afterlife"
Resident Evil: Afterlife (2010)
Timing:
1:37 (97 min)
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Jeremy Bolt
Producer
Robert Kulzer
Producer
Samuel Hadida
Producer
Don Carmody
Producer
Executive Producer
Martin Moszkowicz
Executive Producer
Victor Hadida
Executive Producer
Writer
Casting
Robin D. Cook
Casting
Editor
Niven Howie
Editor
Art Direction
Brandt Gordon
Art Direction
Costume Design
Denise Cronenberg
Costume Design
Azalia Snail
Costume Design
Stunts
Taryn Ash
Stunts
Angelica Lisk-Hann
Stunts
Joanne Leach
Stunts
Liise Keeling
Stunts
Mary Ann Stevens
Stunts
Karen Leach
Stunts
Vanessa King
Stunts
Danny Lima
Stunts
Kenji Sato
Stunts
Production Design
Stunt Coordinator
Rick Forsayeth
Stunt Coordinator
Set Decoration
Carolyn A. Loucks
Set Decoration
Makeup Artist
Christina Smith
Makeup Artist
Sandra Wheatle
Makeup Artist
Key Makeup Artist
Jo-Ann MacNeil
Key Makeup Artist
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Andrew Stirk
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Andrew Tay
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Mark Zsifkovits
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Original Music Composer
Tom Hajdu
Original Music Composer
Andy Milburn
Original Music Composer
Director of Photography
Glen MacPherson
Director of Photography
Pilot
Dave Tommasini
Pilot
Camera Operator
Perry Hoffman
Camera Operator
Michael Carella
Camera Operator
Roger Finlay
Camera Operator
Keith Murphy
Camera Operator
Makeup Department Head
Leslie A. Sebert
Makeup Department Head
Sound Effects Editor
Alex Bullick
Sound Effects Editor
Visual Effects Supervisor
Dennis Berardi
Visual Effects Supervisor
Wojciech Zielinski
Visual Effects Supervisor
Tom Turnbull
Visual Effects Supervisor
Supervising Sound Editor
Stephen Barden
Supervising Sound Editor
Script Supervisor
Dug Rotstein
Script Supervisor
Nadia Guglieri
Script Supervisor
Hair Department Head
Vincent Sullivan
Hair Department Head
Aerial Director of Photography
Vern Nobles
Aerial Director of Photography
Hairstylist
Cliona Furey
Hairstylist
Still Photographer
Rafy
Still Photographer
Digital Effects Supervisor
Sébastien Moreau
Digital Effects Supervisor
Visual Effects Producer
Eric J. Robertson
Visual Effects Producer
Tavia Charlton
Visual Effects Producer
Armorer
Charles Taylor
Armorer
Assistant Costume Designer
Arthur Rowsell
Assistant Costume Designer
Renee Fontana
Assistant Costume Designer
Animation
Peter Dydo
Animation
Mehta Apul
Animation
Hanung Lee
Animation
Frankie Stellato
Animation
Gavin Soares
Animation
Emrah Gonulkirmaz
Animation
Production Manager
Ronald Gilbert
Production Manager
Boom Operator
Alan Zielonko
Boom Operator
Sean Paul Armstrong
Boom Operator
Set Designer
Vladislav Fedorov
Set Designer
Tucker Doherty
Set Designer
Sorin Popescu
Set Designer
First Assistant Editor
Ben Howdeshell
First Assistant Editor
Dawn M. Stoliar
First Assistant Editor
Foley Artist
Steve Baine
Foley Artist
Sound Designer
Coll Anderson
Sound Designer
Location Scout
James Blacker
Location Scout
Tracey Savein
Location Scout
Art Department Coordinator
Collingwood Brown
Art Department Coordinator
Dialogue Editor
Jill Purdy
Dialogue Editor
Assistant Editor
Lara Johnston
Assistant Editor
First Assistant Sound Editor
Rose Gregoris
First Assistant Sound Editor
Best Boy Grip
Jim Holmes
Best Boy Grip
Rigging Grip
Jim Krauter
Rigging Grip
Transportation Coordinator
Dana Howes
Transportation Coordinator
Compositing Supervisor
Robert Greb
Compositing Supervisor
Key Grip
Robert Johnson
Key Grip
Michael E. Matteson
Key Grip
Location Manager
Jonathan Matthews
Location Manager
Dolly Grip
Ron Renzetti
Dolly Grip
Patrick King
Dolly Grip
Key Hair Stylist
Carol Hartwick
Key Hair Stylist
Visual Effects Production Manager
Mike Borrett
Visual Effects Production Manager
Eric Robinson
Visual Effects Production Manager
Compositor
Chris Ryan
Compositor
Ovidiu Cinazan
Compositor
Kaitlyn Lovatt
Compositor
Prasenjit Mukherjee
Compositor
Kamal Kumar Tiwari
Compositor
Mrityunjay Singh
Compositor
Gaffer
Gary Deneault
Gaffer
Michael Galbraith
Gaffer
Prosthetic Makeup Artist
Jason Detheridge
Prosthetic Makeup Artist
Shane Zander
Prosthetic Makeup Artist
Iantha Goldberg
Prosthetic Makeup Artist
Graham Chivers
Prosthetic Makeup Artist
Chris Devitt
Prosthetic Makeup Artist
Kyle Glencross
Prosthetic Makeup Artist
Music
Music Editor
Kevin Banks
Music Editor
ADR Mixer
Travis MacKay
ADR Mixer
ADR Recordist
Wade Barnett
ADR Recordist
Adam Horley
ADR Recordist
Andy Schlegel
ADR Recordist
Second Unit Director of Photography
David Franco
Second Unit Director of Photography
Igor Meglic
Second Unit Director of Photography
Camera Trainee
Julia Seidman
Camera Trainee
Carly Brenner
Camera Trainee
Jeff Hicks
Camera Trainee
Dan Grease White
Camera Trainee
First Assistant Camera
Mark Cyre
First Assistant Camera
Colin Akoon
First Assistant Camera
Marcel Janisse
First Assistant Camera
Brian White
First Assistant Camera
Concept Artist
Mahapatro Kalpana
Concept Artist
Mark Fordham
Concept Artist
Post Production Supervisor
Gregor Hutchison
Post Production Supervisor
Digital Intermediate Colorist
Chris Wallace
Digital Intermediate Colorist
Assistant Hairstylist
Sondra Treilhard
Assistant Hairstylist
Assistant Makeup Artist
Burton J. LeBlanc
Assistant Makeup Artist
Production Coordinator
Brian Kobo
Production Coordinator
Melissa Girotti
Production Coordinator
Sound
John J. Thomson
Sound
Visual Effects Coordinator
Julien Tremblay
Visual Effects Coordinator
Sarah Barber
Visual Effects Coordinator
Becca Donohoe
Visual Effects Coordinator
Benjamin Mossman
Visual Effects Coordinator
Josiane O'Rourke
Visual Effects Coordinator
Leann Harvey
Visual Effects Coordinator
Visual Effects Editor
Mike Barber
Visual Effects Editor
Florian Vera
Visual Effects Editor
CG Supervisor
Craig Calvert
CG Supervisor
Dominic Remane
CG Supervisor
Louis Katz
CG Supervisor
CG Artist
Gabriel Tremblay-Beauvais
CG Artist
Daniel Rhein
CG Artist
Rigging Gaffer
Tom Starnes
Rigging Gaffer
Sound Recordist
Thomas Hayek
Sound Recordist
Second Assistant Camera
Michael Carr
Second Assistant Camera
Brian Cassar
Second Assistant Camera
Amanda Wojtaszek
Second Assistant Camera
Visual Effects Art Director
Mathieu Raynault
Visual Effects Art Director
Lighting Artist
Engin Arslan
Lighting Artist
Allan Henderson
Lighting Artist
Brian Dignadice
Lighting Artist
Matte Painter
Tracey McLean
Matte Painter
Milan Schere
Matte Painter
Robin Tremblay
Matte Painter
Ken McCuen
Matte Painter
Éric Hamel
Matte Painter
Mathew Borrett
Matte Painter
Ravindra Tamhankar
Matte Painter
Peter Toufidis
Matte Painter
Stéphan Brisson
Matte Painter
Marilyne Fleury
Matte Painter
Ludovic Iochem
Matte Painter
Moika Sabourin
Matte Painter
Frederic St-Arnaud
Matte Painter
Joell Xin Zhow
Matte Painter
Foley Recordist
Peter Persaud
Foley Recordist
Digital Intermediate Producer
Peter Armstrong
Digital Intermediate Producer
Visual Effects Production Assistant
Justin Smith
Visual Effects Production Assistant
Geneviève Morin
Visual Effects Production Assistant
Gabriel Roy
Visual Effects Production Assistant
Lee Ann Simard
Visual Effects Production Assistant
Justin Smith
Visual Effects Production Assistant
Dolby Consultant
Steve F.B. Smith
Dolby Consultant
Color Timer
Harry Muller
Color Timer
Digital Intermediate
Lee Hughes
Digital Intermediate
Senior Animator
Kevin Labanowich
Senior Animator
Digital Intermediate Editor
Motassem Younes
Digital Intermediate Editor
Makeup Effects
Richard Redlefsen
Makeup Effects
Rocky Faulkner
Makeup Effects
Jo-Ann MacNeil
Makeup Effects
Patrick Baxter
Makeup Effects
Neil Morrill
Makeup Effects
Kelly Kavanagh
Makeup Effects
Kelly O'Leary
Makeup Effects
Makeup Effects Designer
Paul Jones
Makeup Effects Designer
Underwater Camera
Brent Robinson
Underwater Camera
What's left behind the scenes
- In the scene where Alice, Claire, and Chris fight Wesker, the latter attempts to "eat" Alice using spider-like claws-tentacles from his mouth. This is a reference to the game Resident Evil 5, where African villagers infected with parasites also "emit" parasitic tentacles from their mouths. However, unlike the film, in the games of the series, Wesker was a carrier of the virus, but not a parasite.
- When Alice fights the guards in the bunker at the beginning of the film while escaping, it is noticeable that she is wearing heeled boots. When she pushes off the shoulder of one of the guards and spins in mid-air, it is visible that she is already wearing different boots, with flat soles. When she kills everyone and is shown from afar, she is wearing heeled boots again.
- When Alice is in the shower, in a close-up, water is running from the shower. When switching to a distant plan, the sound of water is present, but there is no water, then in a close-up, water is visible again.
- During filming, Milla Jovovich accidentally "shot" a camera worth $100,000.
- Filming was scheduled in the pavilions of one of the largest film studios in Toronto, but a fire broke out there the day before filming began.
- Boris Kodjoe actively trained for six weeks to get in shape and perform his stunts himself. While performing one of the stunts on camera, he suffered a leg injury.
- Due to filming this movie, Ali Larter missed filming seven episodes of the television series "Heroes" (2006-2010).
- During filming, the ship used for scenes in Arcadia was filmed docked in Toronto, and the pier was later removed from the shot using digital technology.
- After seeing James Cameron's 'Avatar' (2009), Paul W.S. Anderson also became keen to film in 3D, after which he and the film crew spent two weeks learning how to properly use 3D equipment.
- The size and weight of the 3D cameras did not allow for the use of the 'Steadicam' camera stabilization system, and the operators filmed while moving on Segways.
- When the elevator doors open at the 8-minute mark of the film, the cabin is well lit. When the camera moves inside the elevator, there is no lighting.
- At the 10-minute mark of the film, Alice sweeps away all the soldiers along with the concrete floor using her superpowers. When she moves a little further, the Umbrella Corporation logo can be seen on the floor, which was not only undamaged but wasn't even covered in dust.
- At the 11th minute of the film, Alice destroys a security camera with a shot, however, the barrel of her weapon was noticeably aimed to the left of the camera.
- At the 11th minute of the film, Wesker kills one of his subordinates with a gunshot, and he falls to the floor. In one of the following shots, it can be noticed that the body lying on the floor is in a different location, and the bloodstain has changed its shape.
- At the 12th minute of the film, Alice's clones kill three soldiers, and their bodies remain lying in front of the rest of the squad. When the clones throw grenades towards the soldiers, the corpses of the killed soldiers are already behind the squad.
- At the 13th minute of the film, Wesker kills an Alice clone with pistol shots, and she drops her weapon before falling to the floor. When Wesker approaches Alice's body in the next scene, she unexpectedly has two grenades in her hands. It is unclear how Alice could have obtained the grenades, as she had no grenades in her hands or pouches.
- At the 21st minute of the film, Alice walks between two helicopters surrounded by trees and located close to each other.
- During filming, Milla Jovovich accidentally "shot" a $100,000 camera.
- In the scene where Alice, Claire, and Chris fight Wesker, the latter attempts to "consume" Alice using spider-like claw-tentacles from his mouth. This is a reference to the game Resident Evil 5, where African villagers infected with parasites also "emit" parasite tentacles from their mouths. However, unlike the film, in the series' games, Wesker was a carrier of the virus, but not a parasite.
- When Alice aims with two revolvers at the 25-minute mark of the film, it can be noticed that there are no cartridges in their cylinders.
- At the 26-minute mark of the film, Alice examines a mechanical beetle, and blood begins to flow from under its leg. After a change of scene, the beetle changes position, and the blood stops flowing.
- When the group approaches the garage at the 53-minute mark of the film, Chris states that the armored vehicle has 16 wheels. However, at the 59-minute mark, when Bennett, Kim, and Angel enter the garage, it can be seen that the armored vehicle has 8 wheels.
- At the 59-minute mark of the film, Claire and Luther brace the gates with a car, bumper first. When the zombies break through the gates, the car is already positioned across them.
- At the 61st minute of the film, Bennett hijacks a plane, the group runs after him and stops at the edge of the roof. When the plane takes off from the building in the next shot, it can be noticed that there is no one on the roof.
- At the 63rd minute of the film, Chris, Claire, Luther, and Kim survive falling into the water in the elevator cabin. In reality, the impact of the elevator hitting the water would have killed everyone inside, as would a fall onto a solid surface.
- At the 64th minute of the film, Alice fires 9-10 times from each revolver without reloading, however, their cylinders only hold 6 cartridges each.
- At the 65th minute of the film, Alice runs to Luther and slides under the roller shutters, which are completely intact. When Alice and Luther are inside behind the closed shutters, the shutters are already riddled with coins after shots from sawn-off shotguns, although Luther lowered them after the shots.
- At the 66th minute of the film, the executioner lacks a bullet hole in the bag and traces of blood, although Luther previously shot him in the head during the scene at the gates.
- At the 66th minute of the film, the executioner hits Alice, and she flies into a tiled wall. At the moment of impact, it can be noticed that the wall bends under her weight, as if it were made of plywood.
- At the 66th minute of the film, the executioner chases Claire and breaks water pipes with an axe, causing water to spray out. The number of intact and broken pipes changes with each cut, and during the overhead shot, it can be seen that chopped pipes are already lying in the executioner's path.
- At the 67th minute of the film, Claire sees a sawn-off shotgun on the floor, but when she runs towards the executioner, the shotgun is no longer on the floor next to the pipe. Moreover, with changes in camera angle, Claire and the executioner change their positions.
- At the 68th minute of the film, when the executioner is lying on the floor, a horizontal mark from an axe can be seen on the wall behind Claire's back, even though the executioner has not yet thrown it.
- When the beheaded executioner falls to the floor at the 68th minute of the film, coins do not spill out of his remains or exploded head, but fall from off-screen from above, as if they were poured out by hand.
- At the 68th minute of the film, when Claire shoots the executioner with a sawn-off shotgun while sliding on her back, he holds the axe above his head with both hands and prepares to strike. In the next frame, the defeated executioner falls to the floor, but already leaning on the axe handle with his right hand.
- At the 73rd minute of the film, the control surfaces of the plane that crashed onto the deck move spontaneously.
- At the 78th minute of the film, Alice notices a blood trail on the floor leading into the next hall. When she enters it, and the camera changes the angle to a front view, the blood trail behind Alice is no longer there.
- At the 82nd minute of the film, Bennett stands a couple of meters from Alice and has her in his sights. After a scene change, when Alice kicks the gun out of his hand, he ends up almost directly next to her.
- At the 85th minute of the film, Bennett wants to pick up the sawn-off shotgun from the floor, which is covered with shards of broken glass. When he tries to do so again in the next scene, there are no shards left on the floor.
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