Scream 3 - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Scream 3"
Scream 3 (2000)
Timing:
1:56 (116 min)
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Cathy Konrad
Producer
Marianne Maddalena
Producer
Executive Producer
Casting
Lisa Beach
Casting
Editor
Art Direction
Thomas Fichter
Art Direction
Costume Design
Abigail Murray
Costume Design
Stunts
Tabby Hanson
Stunts
Spiro Razatos
Stunts
Dana Reed
Stunts
Michelle Sebek
Stunts
Jane Austin
Stunts
Mary Albee
Stunts
Tammy Brady Conrad
Stunts
Terri Cadiente
Stunts
Clint Lilley
Stunts
Production Design
Bruce Alan Miller
Production Design
Stunt Coordinator
Second Unit Director
Set Decoration
Gene Serdena
Set Decoration
Makeup Artist
Sarah Mays
Makeup Artist
Lesa Nielsen
Makeup Artist
Key Makeup Artist
Donna Cicatelli-Lewis
Key Makeup Artist
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Tim Chau
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Andy D'Addario
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Original Music Composer
Set Dresser
Robert W. Anderson
Set Dresser
Michael Glynn
Set Dresser
George Capetanos
Set Dresser
Quinn Yarbrough
Set Dresser
Edward Tamayo
Set Dresser
Second Assistant Director
Daniel K. Arredondo
Second Assistant Director
Stunt Double
Michelle Sebek
Stunt Double
Director of Photography
Camera Operator
Ken Glassing
Camera Operator
Steadicam Operator
Mark Van Loon
Steadicam Operator
Makeup Department Head
Carol Schwartz
Makeup Department Head
Assistant Art Director
Lori Rowbotham
Assistant Art Director
Property Master
J.P. Jones
Property Master
Visual Effects Supervisor
Ray McIntyre Jr.
Visual Effects Supervisor
Gene Warren Jr.
Visual Effects Supervisor
Supervising Sound Editor
Script Supervisor
Sheila Waldron
Script Supervisor
Hair Department Head
Kathrine Gordon
Hair Department Head
Electrician
David Ghegan
Electrician
Set Costumer
Suzanne Cranfill
Set Costumer
David Dietch
Set Costumer
Supervising ADR Editor
G.W. Brown
Supervising ADR Editor
Hairstylist
Hazel Catmull
Hairstylist
Special Effects Coordinator
Ron Bolanowski
Special Effects Coordinator
Still Photographer
Sound Mixer
Jim Stuebe
Sound Mixer
Visual Effects Producer
Leslie Huntley
Visual Effects Producer
First Assistant Director
Nicholas Mastandrea
First Assistant Director
Assistant Costume Designer
Thanks
Kristen Janusis
Thanks
Mike Vigil
Thanks
Chief Lighting Technician
Michael LaViolette
Chief Lighting Technician
Production Manager
Boom Operator
David Diamond
Boom Operator
Graphic Designer
Steven Samanen
Graphic Designer
Screenplay
Set Designer
Bruce Alan Miller
Set Designer
Sloane U'Ren
Set Designer
Nancy Deren
Set Designer
Anthony D. Parrillo
Set Designer
First Assistant Editor
Tony Bacigalupi
First Assistant Editor
Foley Artist
Sound Designer
Propmaker
Cesar Orozco
Propmaker
Construction Coordinator
Robert J. Carlyle
Construction Coordinator
Art Department Coordinator
Claudia Bestor
Art Department Coordinator
Assistant Editor
Nathan Easterling
Assistant Editor
First Assistant Sound Editor
Mark A. Tracy
First Assistant Sound Editor
Lighting Technician
Mark Sadler
Lighting Technician
Transportation Coordinator
Derek Raser
Transportation Coordinator
Compositing Supervisor
Reid Paul
Compositing Supervisor
Location Manager
Robert C. Decker
Location Manager
Ilt Jones
Location Manager
Grip
Paul Wilkowsky
Grip
Eugene B. Kerry
Grip
Dolly Grip
Tim Collins
Dolly Grip
Assistant Property Master
Monica Castro
Assistant Property Master
Leadman
Grant Samson
Leadman
Construction Foreman
Ray Rarick
Construction Foreman
Painter
Gerald Gates Jr.
Painter
Characters
Music Supervisor
Ed Gerrard
Music Supervisor
Casting Assistant
Elisha Gruer
Casting Assistant
Foley Mixer
Casting Associate
Sarah Katzman
Casting Associate
Music Editor
Bill Abbott
Music Editor
Adam Kay
Music Editor
ADR Mixer
Second Unit Director of Photography
Paul Hughen
Second Unit Director of Photography
Storyboard Artist
Robert Consing
Storyboard Artist
First Assistant Camera
Digital Compositor
Patrick Murphy
Digital Compositor
Bruce Harris
Digital Compositor
Post Production Coordinator
Tina Anderson
Post Production Coordinator
Stand In
Frank Anello
Stand In
Greensman
Craig B. Ayers Sr.
Greensman
Unit Publicist
Patti Hawn
Unit Publicist
Scoring Mixer
John Kurlander
Scoring Mixer
ADR Editor
Howell Gibbens
ADR Editor
Extras Casting
Jennifer Bender
Extras Casting
Lisa Gabaloon
Extras Casting
Assistant Sound Editor
F. Scott Taylor
Assistant Sound Editor
Transportation Captain
J.T. Thayer
Transportation Captain
Second Unit First Assistant Director
Rosemary C. Cremona
Second Unit First Assistant Director
Title Designer
Robert Dawson
Title Designer
Sound Editor
Albert Gasser
Sound Editor
John Kwiatkowski
Sound Editor
David Kern
Sound Editor
Piero Mura
Sound Editor
Donald J. Malouf
Sound Editor
Assistant Chief Lighting Technician
Eric Sandlin
Assistant Chief Lighting Technician
Makeup Effects
24 Frame Playback
Mark Wineman
24 Frame Playback
Transportation Co-Captain
Jim Chesney
Transportation Co-Captain
First Company Grip
Philip Sloan
First Company Grip
What's left behind the scenes
- The house used for filming the final scene, where most of the murders in the film take place, was also used for filming the school in “Halloween: 20 Years Later” (1998).
- The name of the cinematographer for “Scream 3,” Peter Deming, is written on the camera operator’s chair during the filming of “Stab 3,” the film within “Scream 3”.
- Throughout the film, the actors and actresses repeatedly talk about the constant rewriting of the script and three different endings for 'Scream 3'. The script for 'Scream 3' was also rewritten many times, and the film's screenwriter came up with three different endings.
- In the US, the film set a record for the number of theaters on its opening weekend – 3467. In 2001, this record was broken by 'Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone' (3762 theaters).
- Jay and Silent Bob, popular characters from Kevin Smith’s films, can be spotted as tourists at Sunrise Studios. Seeing Gale Weathers, they mistakenly take her for Connie Chang.
- The film’s director, Wes Craven, can be spotted in the scene with Jay and Silent Bob. He is behind them.
- The song 'Red Right Hand' has been used in all three films.
- During his video message, Randy repeatedly mentions the "Star Wars" trilogy. Carrie Fisher, who played Princess Leia in the "Star Wars" trilogy, had a cameo role in "Scream 3": she played Bianca, the keeper of the studio archive.
- The bathroom where Sidney finds Angelina during the filming of "Stab 3" is the same bathroom used for the scene where Sidney flees the killer in "Scream".
- Neve Campbell signed a special agreement stipulating that all scenes with her participation had to be filmed within 20 days. This explains why she is not as prominently featured as the main character as in the previous two films.
- Shortly before filming began, Courteney Cox and David Arquette got married.
- Kate Winslet, Shannen Doherty, and Charisma Carpenter were considered for the role of Cici. Ultimately, the role went to Kelly Rutherford.
- Courtney Cox wore the same green suit as Parker Posey in the first film.
- All the sets for 'Stab 3' are copies of the sets from 'Scream' because all the 'Scream' sets were destroyed after filming was completed.
- The person responsible for the special effects on the set of 'Stab 3' is named Stan. This is a possible nod to the legendary special effects creator Stan Winston.
- Rules for the final film in the horror trilogy: 1) The killer possesses superhuman abilities. He cannot simply be stabbed or shot. 2) Anyone, including the main heroine, can die. 3) The film will have an unexpected plot twist revealing the past of the main character.
- Compared to its predecessors, the third film featured the least amount of blood spilled – 10 gallons. The first film had 50 gallons, and the second had 30.
- Wes Craven agreed to direct for the third time, provided that Miramax Studios gave the green light to 'Music of the Heart' (1999).
- The studio carefully guarded the film's plot, so journalists were not allowed on set. The first screening of the film for journalists was organized just two days before its premiere.
- Wes Craven shot three different endings and did not tell the actors which one he intended to include in the final cut.
- The film's original website was entirely dedicated to Sunrise Studios, a fictional studio where 'Scream 3' was filmed. The site also featured filmographies and biographies of the actors who appeared in 'Scream 3', and a list of the studio's future projects.
- The studio deliberately avoided test screenings, fearing leaks of the plot and numerous spoilers. The actors and crew first saw the finished version of the film only at the premiere.
- The house where much of the second half of the film takes place belongs to Randall Kleiser, the director of 'Grease' (1978).
- Ehren Kruger had to rewrite the script urgently after filming had already begun.
- Patrick Dempsey was cast in the role one day before filming began.
- Neve Campbell was simultaneously filming 'Scream 3', 'Drowning Mona' (2000), and 'The Five Hearts'. Because her character in 'Drowning Mona' had long hair, she had to wear a special wig for the role of Sidney.
- Carrie Fisher was dissatisfied with her character's lines, so she asked the screenwriter to rewrite her dialogue and actively helped him with the process.
- Throughout the film, Sidney wears Greek letters around her neck, a gift from Derek (her boyfriend in "Scream 2" (1997)).
- Number of corpses: 10.
- The filmmakers wanted to bring back Jamie Kennedy's character, Randy; it was assumed he had survived the events of the second film. But ultimately, the idea was considered far-fetched. However, Randy does appear in the film: with a message to his friends in a video recording he managed to make in case he became the killer's victim.
- The gun that Sidney takes from the detective's table is a FIE Titan. When, at the killer’s request, Sidney retrieves the hidden weapon and throws it into the pool, she is holding a Beretta 950 Jetfire.
- Kate Winslet, Shannen Doherty, and Charisma Carpenter were considered for the role of Christie. Ultimately, the role went to Kelly Rutherford.
- The house used for filming the final scene, where most of the murders in the film take place, was also used for filming the school in "Halloween: 20 Years Later" (1998).
- The name of the cinematographer of "Scream 3" is written on the operator's chair during the filming of "Stab 3," the film within a film in "Scream 3," Peter Diming.
- Throughout the film, the actors repeatedly talk about the constant rewriting of the script and three different endings for "Stab 3." The script for "Scream 3" was also rewritten several times, and the film's screenwriter came up with three different endings.
- Jay and Silent Bob, popular characters from Kevin Smith's films, can be spotted as tourists at Sunrise Studios. Upon seeing Gale Weathers, they mistake her for Connie Chang.
- The film's director, Wes Craven, can be seen in the scene with Jay and Silent Bob. He is standing behind them.
- During his video message, Randy repeatedly mentions the Star Wars trilogy. Carrie Fisher, who played Princess Leia in the Star Wars trilogy, had a cameo role in Scream 3, playing Bianca, the studio archive keeper.
- The bathroom where Sidney finds Angelina during the filming of Stab 3 is the same bathroom used for the scene where Sidney flees the killer in Scream.
- Neve Campbell signed a special agreement stipulating that all scenes involving her had to be filmed within 20 days. This explains why she isn't as prominently featured as the main character as she was in the previous two films.
- Shortly before filming began on the movie, Courteney Cox and David Arquette got married.
- Kate Winslet, Shannen Doherty, and Charisma Carpenter were considered for the role of Christie. Ultimately, the role went to Kelly Rutherford.
- Parker Posey wears the same green outfit that Courteney Cox wore in the first film.
- All the sets for 'Scream 3' are copies of the sets from 'Scream', as all the 'Scream' sets were destroyed after filming was completed.
- Wes Craven agreed to direct for the third time only if Miramax Studios gave the green light to 'Music of the Heart' (1999).
- The film's initial website was entirely dedicated to Sunrise Studios, a fictional studio where 'Stab 3' was filmed. The site also featured filmographies and biographies of the actors in 'Stab 3', and a list of the studio's future projects.
- The house where much of the second half of the film takes place belongs to Randall Kleiser, the director of 'Grease' (1978).
- Neve Campbell was simultaneously filming 'Scream 3', 'Lost Highway' (2000), and 'The 5th Wave'. Because her character in 'Lost Highway' had long hair, she had to wear a special wig for the role of Sidney.
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