Moonlight - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Moonlight"
Moonlight (2016)
Timing:
1:51 (111 min)
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Jeremy Kleiner
Producer
Adele Romanski
Producer
Executive Producer
Sarah Esberg
Executive Producer
Casting
Yesi Ramirez
Casting
Editor
Nat Sanders
Editor
Art Direction
Mabel Barba
Art Direction
Costume Design
Caroline Eselin Shaefer
Costume Design
Production Design
Hannah Beachler
Production Design
Stunt Coordinator
Artie Malesci
Stunt Coordinator
Alex Edlin
Stunt Coordinator
Set Decoration
Regina McLarney
Set Decoration
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Chris David
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Onnalee Blank
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Mathew Waters
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Alessandro Checcacci
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Original Music Composer
Unit Production Manager
Jennifer Radzikowski
Unit Production Manager
Co-Producer
Veronica Nickel
Co-Producer
Andrew Hevia
Co-Producer
Associate Producer
John Montague
Associate Producer
Second Assistant Director
Roger Mendoza
Second Assistant Director
Director of Photography
James Laxton
Director of Photography
Musician
Camera Operator
Joseph B. Dare
Camera Operator
Steadicam Operator
Libor Cevelik
Steadicam Operator
Osvaldo Silvera Jr.
Steadicam Operator
Makeup Department Head
Doniella Davy
Makeup Department Head
Sound Effects Editor
Frederick Howard
Sound Effects Editor
Christopher Bonis
Sound Effects Editor
Property Master
Becca Kenyon
Property Master
Supervising Sound Editor
Joshua Adeniji
Supervising Sound Editor
Script Supervisor
Melinda Taksen
Script Supervisor
Laura Pinto
Script Supervisor
Hair Department Head
Gianna Sparacino
Hair Department Head
Electrician
Adam Roback
Electrician
Sound Mixer
Chris Giles
Sound Mixer
First Assistant Director
Stephen P. Del Prete
First Assistant Director
Thanks
Jay Van Hoy
Thanks
Justin Simien
Thanks
Carolyn Govers
Thanks
Micah Green
Thanks
Morgan Kellum
Thanks
Graham Leggat
Thanks
Marco Antonio Martinez
Thanks
Andres Des Rochers
Thanks
Boom Operator
Julio Alvarez
Boom Operator
Screenplay
Location Scout
Rod Deal
Location Scout
Dialogue Editor
Ryan Briley
Dialogue Editor
Foley Editor
Benjamin Gieschen
Foley Editor
Key Grip
David Lanes
Key Grip
Anthony Schrader
Key Grip
Location Manager
Faren Humes
Location Manager
Grip
Giovanni Rodriguez
Grip
Daniel Williams
Grip
Jean Daguillard
Grip
Fabricio Sacknies
Grip
Leadman
Robert Crowley
Leadman
Ryan Crowley
Leadman
Jeremy Koenig
Leadman
Story
Music Supervisor
Maggie Phillips
Music Supervisor
Gaffer
Kiva Knight
Gaffer
First Assistant Camera
Stéphane Renard
First Assistant Camera
Digital Intermediate Colorist
Alex Bickel
Digital Intermediate Colorist
VFX Artist
Dirk Greene
VFX Artist
Production Coordinator
Pedro M. Guillen
Production Coordinator
Scoring Mixer
Thomas Vicari
Scoring Mixer
Line Producer
Veronica Nickel
Line Producer
Elayne Schneiderman Schmidt
Line Producer
ADR Editor
Ryan Briley
ADR Editor
Wardrobe Supervisor
Assistant Sound Editor
James Parnell
Assistant Sound Editor
Nate Grady-Reitan
Assistant Sound Editor
Publicist
Title Designer
Sebastian Pardo
Title Designer
Steadycam
James Baldanza
Steadycam
Studio Teachers
Deby Stewart
Studio Teachers
What's left behind the scenes
- As director Barry Jenkins recounted, the three actors playing Chiron never crossed paths on set. He wanted each actor to create their own image of the character without subconsciously adjusting to the performances of others. The exact same technique was used with the actors playing Kevin.
- Naomi Harris filmed all her scenes in just 3 days. She had to fit the shooting schedule in between the promotional tour for "Spectre" (2015).
- Filming took 25 days in late October and early November 2015. It took place in the southern part of Florida.
- Director Barry Jenkins and screenwriter Tarell McCraney knew exactly what and how to film, as both grew up in the Liberty City area of Miami, and both of their mothers used drugs. Almost 80% of the filming took place in this area, one of the poorest in the entire United States. Initially, the crew was worried about safety, but the locals somehow found out that Jenkins grew up here. After that, the reasons for concern disappeared. Naomi Harris even said that she had never felt so safe during filming before.
- Director Barry Jenkins' favorite moment in the film is the scene where Paula looks directly into the camera, operating at 48 frames per second. Jenkins decided to film and include this episode in the film quite literally at the last moment.
- Initially, Naomi Harris was unsure whether she should take on the role of a drug addict, as it went against her life principles. From the very beginning of her acting career, she was determined to create images of exclusively positive women. The actress agreed only when director Barry Jenkins confessed to her that the image of her character was based on his own mother. While preparing for the role, the actress watched YouTube videos about drug addicts for a month.
- Due to the low budget, actors were allocated only one trailer as a makeup room and restroom, and they had to share a recreation room with the crew.
- The grown-up Chiron drives a car with the license plate BLACK305. Black, or "black," was a nickname Kevin gave him as a child, and "305" is the area code for Miami.
- The film's narrative model is borrowed from the film "Three Times."
- In the scene where Juan teaches Little to swim, Mahershala Ali actually taught Alex R. Hibbert how to swim.
- Naomi Harris is the only actress who appears in all three parts of the film.
- The grown-up Chiron drives a car with the license plate BLACK305. Black is the nickname Kevin gave him as a child, and "305" is the Miami area code.
- The film's narrative model is borrowed from the film "Three Times".
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