Insidious - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Insidious"
Insidious (2011)
Timing:
1:42 (102 min)
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Oren Peli
Producer
Steven Schneider
Producer
Executive Producer
Brian Kavanaugh-Jones
Executive Producer
Writer
Casting
Anne McCarthy
Casting
Kellie Roy
Casting
Editor
Art Direction
Jennifer Spence
Art Direction
Costume Design
Kristin M. Burke
Costume Design
Sami Martin Sarmiento
Costume Design
Hannah Greene
Costume Design
Sarah Schuessler
Costume Design
Stunts
Danny Downey
Stunts
Samuel Reynolds
Stunts
Justin T. Woods
Stunts
Katina Waters
Stunts
Production Design
Aaron Sims
Production Design
Stunt Coordinator
Joel Kramer
Stunt Coordinator
Makeup Artist
Rocky Faulkner
Makeup Artist
Nikki Carbonetta
Makeup Artist
Liz Mendoza
Makeup Artist
Mandi Ann Ruiz
Makeup Artist
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Joe Dzuban
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Craig Mann
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Original Music Composer
Unit Production Manager
Rick Osako
Unit Production Manager
Co-Producer
Aaron Sims
Co-Producer
Second Assistant Director
Jeff Bilger
Second Assistant Director
Director of Photography
David M. Brewer
Director of Photography
Steadicam Operator
Costumer
Megan Stark Evans
Costumer
Makeup Department Head
Eleanor Sabaduquia
Makeup Department Head
Key Costumer
Laura Cresswell
Key Costumer
Property Master
Matt Donaldson
Property Master
Visual Effects Supervisor
Michael Janov
Visual Effects Supervisor
Supervising Sound Editor
Joe Dzuban
Supervising Sound Editor
Script Supervisor
Renetta G. Amador
Script Supervisor
Hair Department Head
Yeşim "Shimmy" Osman
Hair Department Head
Special Effects Coordinator
Bart Dion
Special Effects Coordinator
Sound Mixer
Zsolt Magyar
Sound Mixer
Visual Effects Producer
Gordon T. Wittmann
Visual Effects Producer
First Assistant Director
Albert Cho
First Assistant Director
Chief Lighting Technician
Tim Marshall
Chief Lighting Technician
Boom Operator
Tim D. Lloyd
Boom Operator
First Assistant Editor
Dennis Alaniz
First Assistant Editor
Additional Editor
Dennis Alaniz
Additional Editor
Foley Artist
John Sievert
Foley Artist
Stefan Fraticelli
Foley Artist
Assistant Editor
Chelsea Kammeyer
Assistant Editor
Lighting Technician
Tim Stratton
Lighting Technician
Shermagne Umali
Lighting Technician
Transportation Coordinator
James G. Brill
Transportation Coordinator
Key Grip
Dan Reilly
Key Grip
Location Manager
David Thornsberry
Location Manager
Dolly Grip
Tony Lopez-Cepero
Dolly Grip
Leadman
Richard Roraback
Leadman
Assistant Location Manager
Jenna Kaye Thornsberry
Assistant Location Manager
Set Production Assistant
Larissa Grudt
Set Production Assistant
Compositor
Heath Kraynak
Compositor
Stephen DeLuca
Compositor
First Assistant Camera
Paul Santoni
First Assistant Camera
Scott Ronnow
First Assistant Camera
Post Production Supervisor
James K. Jensen
Post Production Supervisor
On Set Dresser
Niko Hovartos
On Set Dresser
Production Coordinator
Laura Altmann
Production Coordinator
Michael A. Galasso
Production Coordinator
Line Producer
Jeanette Volturno
Line Producer
CG Supervisor
Michael Lester
CG Supervisor
ADR Voice Casting
Second Assistant Camera
Alex Scott
Second Assistant Camera
Greg Kurtz
Second Assistant Camera
Kevin Huver
Second Assistant Camera
Transportation Captain
Jason Messersmith
Transportation Captain
Title Designer
Sound Editor
Paul Seradarian
Sound Editor
Foley Recordist
Randy Wilson
Foley Recordist
Kevin Schultz
Foley Recordist
Digital Intermediate Producer
Jose Parra
Digital Intermediate Producer
Color Timer
George Chavez
Color Timer
Dan Muscarella
Color Timer
Digital Intermediate
Bill Schultz
Digital Intermediate
Bob Semmer
Digital Intermediate
Assistant Chief Lighting Technician
Wayne Marshall
Assistant Chief Lighting Technician
Co-Art Director
Thomas Spence
Co-Art Director
Post Production Technical Engineer
Richard A. Eisenstein
Post Production Technical Engineer
What's left behind the scenes
- In the school scene midway through the film, Billy – the doll from the "Saw" films, also directed by Leigh Whannell and James Wan – is drawn on the blackboard behind Josh.
- As Josh leaves the classroom, the name of director James Wan can be seen on the blackboard (underlined twice).
- The mask that Alice wears to enter the dream world is identical to the one used by Sandman, the master of dreams, in the comic book series of the same name created by Neil Gaiman.
- In the school scene, the names of Yasim Osman and Leslie Borchard can be seen written on the blackboard. Leslie worked as a hair stylist for this film, and Yasim was the head of the hair styling department.
- Screenwriter Leigh Whannell stated at the Toronto Film Festival that when he was writing the script for this film, he had a list of horror movie clichés in front of him to avoid using them.
- When Alice puts Josh to bed with a metronome, the metronome clicks at 60 beats per minute, although it actually sounds like its tempo is closer to 85 beats per minute.
- A woman kills a family with an M1 carbine (semi-automatic rifle), but the sound is the same as that of manually operated weaponry. Furthermore, it sounds like a single-shot or pump-action shotgun.
- When Alice first sees the demon, she describes to Specs that its eyes are "like two black holes," and he draws a portrait of the demon. According to Dalton’s description, the demon has a red face and two completely dark spots in place of eyes. However, when the demon appears, its eyes are white with tiny pupils.
- At the beginning, when Dalton falls, Josh runs over to see if he’s alright. While Josh is sitting on the couch playing with the newborn, his shirt is untucked, unbuttoned, and without a tie. When Josh runs to Dalton to help him up, his shirt is buttoned, tucked in, and a tie has appeared.
- When Josh goes to check the front door, he turns on the porch light, and the lightbulb immediately explodes. Later, footage from inside the house shows the porch light is on. It’s unclear when it was repaired.
- When the alarm goes off, Josh runs downstairs, the front door is wide open, and the screen door that was previously shown in the film is not visible. After he checks the entire house, the alarm goes off again, and he closes the door. Then there are shots inside the house where the screen door is visible again.
- When Josh is upstairs in Dalton’s room, he goes to the dresser to get clothes for Dalton. As he bends down to get the clothes, the wires from his microphone are clearly visible.
- When Josh walks towards the red door, on the attic in the dream world (spirit world), in the dimly lit lower left part of the screen, a person operating a haze machine can be noticed.
- When Rainey enters Dalton’s room, the shadow of the camera operator briefly appears behind her shadow.
- When Josh goes to Dalton’s room to wake him up, he turns his back to the camera, and the cord of a wireless microphone is visible under his jacket.
- When Eliza and Specs present their astral projections and communication with a demon, a person with a camera can be seen walking behind the actors.
- When Josh enters the living room after work, there are three toys on the table (a turtle, a snake, and a toy gun). In the next shot, only the snake remains. Then Josh takes a napkin and wipes his hands, and in the following shot, a new napkin is inexplicably sticking out of the packaging, and there are three toys on the table again. One shot later, neither the napkin nor the toys are there again.
- In the school scene in the middle of the film, a drawing of Billy – the puppet from the "Saw" films, also directed by Leigh Whannell and James Wan – is on the board behind Josh.
- When Alice first sees the demon, she describes to Specs that its eyes are "like two black holes," and he draws a portrait of the demon. According to Dalton’s description, the demon has a red face and two completely dark spots in place of eyes. However, when the demon appears, its eyes are white with tiny pupils.
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