Ice Age - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Ice Age"
Ice Age (2002)
Timing:
1:21 (81 min)
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Lori Forte
Producer
Executive Producer
Editor
John Carnochan
Editor
Art Direction
Steve Martino
Art Direction
Production Design
Brian McEntee
Production Design
Marcin Jakubowski
Production Design
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Paul Massey
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Doug Hemphill
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Original Music Composer
Production Supervisor
Michael Feder
Production Supervisor
Associate Producer
John C. Donkin
Associate Producer
Orchestrator
Gregory Jamrok
Orchestrator
Rebecca R. Liddle
Orchestrator
Set Dresser
Marcie Matsui
Set Dresser
Musician
Nico Abondolo
Musician
Sound Effects Editor
Craig Berkey
Sound Effects Editor
Lewis Goldstein
Sound Effects Editor
Paul Urmson
Sound Effects Editor
Supervising Sound Editor
Sean Garnhart
Supervising Sound Editor
Character Designer
Peter DeSève
Character Designer
Lead Animator
James Bresnahan
Lead Animator
Associate Editor
Tim Nordquist
Associate Editor
Animation Supervisor
Leslie Schor-Bresnahan
Animation Supervisor
Animation
Galen T. Chu
Animation
Rodrigo Blaas
Animation
Kompin Kemgumnird
Animation
Tom Bisogno
Animation
Aaron Hartline
Animation
Scott Robideau
Animation
Andreas Procopiou
Animation
David Torres
Animation
Nina Bafaro
Animation
Floyd Bishop Jr.
Animation
Thomas Bisogno
Animation
Nick Craven
Animation
Marcelo Fernandes De Moura
Animation
Jeffrey Joe
Animation
Simi Nallaseth
Animation
Dana O'Connor
Animation
Mika Ripatti
Animation
David J. Smith
Animation
David B. Vallone
Animation
Joshua West
Animation
Dan Whiting
Animation
Dean Lennert
Animation
Jaime Castañeda
Animation
James Hundertmark
Animation
Jean Cullen De Moura
Animation
David Gallagher
Animation
Tony Kluck
Animation
Austin Lee
Animation
Gary Macarevich
Animation
Dean Yeagle
Animation
Production Manager
Maria Criscuolo
Production Manager
Screenplay
Michael J. Wilson
Screenplay
Michael Berg
Screenplay
First Assistant Editor
Anthony L. Jamison
First Assistant Editor
Foley Artist
Marko Costanzo
Foley Artist
Sound Designer
Sean Garnhart
Sound Designer
Assistant Editor
James Palumbo
Assistant Editor
Shannon Carey
Assistant Editor
Dan Madden
Assistant Editor
First Assistant Sound Editor
Bill Orrico
First Assistant Sound Editor
Lighting Technician
Bryan Godwin
Lighting Technician
Rafael Castelblanco
Lighting Technician
Wooksang Chang
Lighting Technician
Keith Cormier
Lighting Technician
James Gettinger
Lighting Technician
Jenifer Lee Gilchrist
Lighting Technician
Lisa Kalmanson
Lighting Technician
Inkyong Irene Kim
Lighting Technician
Fran Roberts
Lighting Technician
Zach Schläppi
Lighting Technician
Sandra Singler
Lighting Technician
Kevin Thomason
Lighting Technician
Haji Uesato
Lighting Technician
Kristi Hansen Walvoord
Lighting Technician
Foley Editor
Frank Kern
Foley Editor
Story
Michael J. Wilson
Story
Yvette Kaplan
Story
Foley Mixer
George A. Lara
Foley Mixer
Production Accountant
Paul Ohrt
Production Accountant
Casting Associate
Meg Morman
Casting Associate
Music Editor
Richard A. Harrison
Music Editor
ADR Recordist
Shayna Brown
ADR Recordist
Storyboard Artist
Kevin O'Brien
Storyboard Artist
Moroni Taylor
Storyboard Artist
Jorgen Klubien
Storyboard Artist
Additional Writing
Galen T. Chu
Additional Writing
Jeff Siergey
Additional Writing
James Bresnahan
Additional Writing
Doug Compton
Additional Writing
Xeth Feinberg
Additional Writing
Story Consultant
Co-Director
Head of Story
Yvette Kaplan
Head of Story
Additional Music
Justin Skomarovsky
Additional Music
Conductor
Colorist
Mark Nakamine
Colorist
Post Production Supervisor
Kendall McCarthy
Post Production Supervisor
Researcher
Richard Hadsell
Researcher
Sound Engineer
Bill Talbott
Sound Engineer
Production Assistant
Sharon Mancuso
Production Assistant
Production Coordinator
Chris Kuwata
Production Coordinator
Scoring Mixer
John Kurlander
Scoring Mixer
Visual Effects
Michael Knapp
Visual Effects
Galen T. Chu
Visual Effects
ADR Editor
Marissa Littlefield
ADR Editor
Nicholas Renbeck
ADR Editor
Albert Gasser
ADR Editor
Kenton Jakub
ADR Editor
ADR Voice Casting
Sound Recordist
Tim Gomillion
Sound Recordist
Dennis Rogers
Sound Recordist
Temp Music Editor
Joshua Winget
Temp Music Editor
Visual Development
Buck Lewis
Visual Development
Sequence Supervisor
Clifford Bohm
Sequence Supervisor
Modeling
Mike Defeo
Modeling
Rachel Tiep-Daniels
Modeling
Frank Denota
Modeling
John K. Dodelson
Modeling
Ken Lee
Modeling
Alexander Levenson
Modeling
Jenga Zamani Mwendo
Modeling
John Paine
Modeling
Matte Painter
Daisuke Tsutsumi
Matte Painter
Production Executive
Stephanie Swengel
Production Executive
Assistant Production Manager
Anthony Nisi
Assistant Production Manager
Billy Foster
Assistant Production Manager
Lauren Prince
Assistant Production Manager
Irka B. Seng-Bloom
Assistant Production Manager
Samantha Berg
Assistant Production Manager
Leslie Schor-Bresnahan
Assistant Production Manager
Roburta Burroughs
Assistant Production Manager
Hugh Hitchens
Assistant Production Manager
Laura V. Perrotta
Assistant Production Manager
Background Designer
Philip A. Cruden
Background Designer
Translator
José Antonio Macías
Translator
ADR Engineer
Derek Casari
ADR Engineer
Color Timer
Jim Passon
Color Timer
Negative Cutter
Gary Burritt
Negative Cutter
Visual Effects Technical Director
Christopher M. Burrows
Visual Effects Technical Director
Kirk Garfield
Visual Effects Technical Director
Supervising Technical Director
Dave Walvoord
Supervising Technical Director
Additional Casting
Alan Filderman
Additional Casting
Software Engineer
David Tesch
Software Engineer
Apprentice Sound Editor
Mark Richelo
Apprentice Sound Editor
Layout
Daniel Barlow
Layout
Editorial Coordinator
Deanna Pizzuti
Editorial Coordinator
Digital Compositors
Jason Galeon
Digital Compositors
CG Animator
Tom Bisogno
CG Animator
Systems Administrators & Support
Jack Ham
Systems Administrators & Support
Melvin Ortiz
Systems Administrators & Support
Editorial Production Assistant
Alexander Gradet
Editorial Production Assistant
Lighting Coordinator
Vanessa M. Ross
Lighting Coordinator
Additional Effects Development
Kelly Kimball
Additional Effects Development
Alexander Levenson
Additional Effects Development
Mary Grandpré
Additional Effects Development
Amy Ning
Additional Effects Development
Will Shefelman
Additional Effects Development
Vinh Truong
Additional Effects Development
What's left behind the scenes
- The film's director, Chris Wedge, voiced the squirrel named Scrat. Many viewers highlight Scrat as their favorite character, even though he barely participates in the development of the main storyline. It was thanks to the audience's reaction during test screenings that the decision was made to include his presence in some scenes of the cartoon.
- The initial script included a character named Sylvia, who was supposed to be Sid the sloth's friend.
- John Leguizamo, who voices Sid, tried various intonations and speech patterns for his character until he realized that he was best at lisping.
- All the voice actors were allowed to improvise to their heart's content in order to give the animation a certain element of spontaneity.
- None of the human characters in the cartoon utter a single word throughout the entire film.
- Before the animators began work, there was a long preparation period to launch the project, which lasted about a year.
- The scene with the squirrel Scrat was included in the film to justify the title of the cartoon, as ice first appears only at the 37th minute of the action.
- Scrat was deliberately deprived of a voice to add a comedic effect to the action.
- The first film released in 2002 to surpass the 100 million mark.
- James Earl Jones and Wing Rames were considered to voice Manny.
- Initially, the cartoon was supposed to be a drama, however, the studio agreed to greenlight the project only if the genre was changed to a family comedy, which was then done.
- Initially, the creators of the cartoon wanted to cover the "20th Century Fox" company logo with ice (this version of the logo can be seen in the trailers), but during final editing, they decided to leave the standard emblem.
- The first drawings in the cave (before the characters enter the large hall with mammoth drawings) are copies of the earliest cave paintings known to humankind. The cave with these drawings is located in Lascaux, in southern France. The drawings are approximately 15,000-17,000 years old.
- The drawings that can be seen during the end credits were created by the animators’ children.
- "Scrat's Lost Adventure" can be found on DVD.
- The only objection from consultants at the "American Museum of Natural History," who worked on the cartoon, was that they demanded the removal of dinosaurs from the film, as they became extinct long before the events depicted in the movie.
- Initially, Blue Sky Animation was a small division of "20th Century Fox" that spent 15 years developing and refining technologies for creating computer characters. For example, their developments formed the basis for the special effects in the films "Alien Resurrection" (1997) and "Joe's Apartment" (1996).
- The child's name is Roshan, his mother's name is Nadia, his father's name is Runar, and the names of the saber-toothed tigers are Soto, Zeke, Oscar, and Lenny. A wife and child of Manny are drawn on the wall in the cave. All this information can be found in the original film script.
- The programmers worked with a 3 terabyte system.
- James Earl Jones and Wing Rames could have voiced Manny.
- James Earl Jones and Wing Rames were considered to voice Manny.
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