Friday the 13th - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Friday the 13th"
Friday the 13th (1980)
Timing:
1:35 (95 min)
6.401/10
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3239
6.263/10
30865
30865
6.4/10
174000
174000
Film crew
Director
Producer
Executive Producer
Alvin Geiler
Executive Producer
Writer
Casting
Julie Hughes
Casting
Barry Moss
Casting
Editor
Bill Freda
Editor
Art Direction
Virginia Field
Art Direction
Costume Design
Caron Coplan
Costume Design
Stunts
Production Design
Virginia Field
Production Design
Makeup Artist
Cecilia Verardi
Makeup Artist
Katharine Vickers
Makeup Artist
Original Music Composer
Unit Production Manager
Associate Producer
Second Assistant Director
Stephen Ross
Second Assistant Director
Director of Photography
Barry Abrams
Director of Photography
Camera Operator
Braden Lutz
Camera Operator
Assistant Art Director
Daniel E. Mahon
Assistant Art Director
Property Master
Alice MaGuire
Property Master
Script Supervisor
Martin Kitrosser
Script Supervisor
Electrician
William Klayer
Electrician
Phillip Beard
Electrician
Hairstylist
Katharine Vickers
Hairstylist
Still Photographer
Richard Feury
Still Photographer
Associate Editor
Susan E. Cunningham
Associate Editor
Sound Mixer
Richard Murphy
Sound Mixer
Thanks
Richard Skow
Thanks
Norman Bedell
Thanks
Boom Operator
David Platt
Boom Operator
Assistant Editor
Jay Keuper
Assistant Editor
Key Grip
Bob Shulman
Key Grip
Grip
Carl Peterson
Grip
Assistant Property Master
Chris Gardyasz
Assistant Property Master
Special Effects
Steven Kirshoff
Special Effects
Special Effects Makeup Artist
Gaffer
Larry Reibman
Gaffer
Tad Page
Gaffer
Assistant Director
Cindy Veazey
Assistant Director
First Assistant Camera
John Verardi
First Assistant Camera
Special Effects Assistant
Taso N. Stavrakis
Special Effects Assistant
Production Assistant
Cecilia Verardi
Production Assistant
Michael Hall
Production Assistant
Best Boy Electric
Jim Bekaris
Best Boy Electric
Location Coordinator
Michael Calvello
Location Coordinator
Sound Recordist
Lee Dichter
Sound Recordist
Second Assistant Camera
Peter Stein
Second Assistant Camera
Richard Berger
Second Assistant Camera
Robert Brady
Second Assistant Camera
Transportation Captain
Rudy Churney
Transportation Captain
Title Designer
Ted Lowry
Title Designer
Sound Effects
Ross Gaffney Inc.
Sound Effects
Foley Recordist
Vanessa Theme Ament
Foley Recordist
Wardrobe Master
Jan Shoebridge
Wardrobe Master
Wardrobe Assistant
Anne King
Wardrobe Assistant
Production Office Coordinator
Denise Pinckley
Production Office Coordinator
What's left behind the scenes
- The summer camp used for filming is located in New Jersey and is called Camp Nobebosco.
- Victor Miller originally gave Jason the name Josh. Deciding that it sounded too cute, he changed it to Jason after a school bully.
- The film takes place on June 13, 1958, and June 13, 1980.
- Tom Savini was one of the first crew members on board the film because the producers idolized his special effects in 'Dawn of the Dead' (1978).
- While most of the actors and crew stayed in hotels during filming, some of the dedicated cast and crew, including Tom Savini and Taso N. Stavrakis, remained on location at the camp. They had a Savani Betamax player and only a few movies – "Barbarella" (1968) and "Marathon Man" (1976) – on videotape for entertainment, so they would watch one of these films every night. To this day, Savini says he can recite those films verbatim.
- Victor Miller's working title for the script was "Long Night at Blood Camp".
- In the scene where Brenda's lifeless body flies through the window of the house, the special effects artist Tom Savini himself served as the stunt double.
- A total of 10 people are killed in the film.
- The snake scene was not in the script, and it was Tom Savini's idea after an experience in his own cabin during filming. The snake in the scene was real, including its on-screen death.
- In the scene where the killer murders Jack, a prosthetic is visible on the actor's neck.
- Tom Savini was one of the first crew members on board the film because the producers idolized his special effects in "Dawn of the Dead" (1978).
- While most of the actors and crew stayed in hotels during filming, some of the dedicated cast and crew, including Tom Savini and Taso N. Stavrakis, remained on location at the camp. They had a Savani Betamax player and only a few movies – "Barbarella" (1968) and "Marathon Man" (1976) – on videotape for entertainment, so they watched one of these films every night. To this day, Savini says he can recite these films from memory.
- Victor Miller's working title for the script was "Long Night in Blood Camp."
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