Shrek - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Shrek"
Shrek (2001)
Timing:
1:30 (90 min)
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Aron Warner
Producer
Executive Producer
Penney Finkelman Cox
Executive Producer
Sandra Rabins
Executive Producer
Writer
Casting
Leslee Feldman
Casting
Editor
Sim Evan-Jones
Editor
Art Direction
Guillaume Aretos
Art Direction
Douglas Rogers
Art Direction
Costume Design
Isis Mussenden
Costume Design
Production Design
James Hegedus
Production Design
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Andy Nelson
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Anna Behlmer
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Original Music Composer
Co-Producer
Production Supervisor
Kathleen Kelly
Production Supervisor
Stacey Vandermeer
Production Supervisor
Associate Producer
Jane Hartwell
Associate Producer
Orchestrator
Bruce Fowler
Orchestrator
Walt Fowler
Orchestrator
Elizabeth Finch
Orchestrator
John Bell
Orchestrator
Ladd McIntosh
Orchestrator
Yvonne S. Moriarty
Orchestrator
John A. Coleman
Orchestrator
Musician
James Thatcher
Musician
Jonathan Evans-Jones
Musician
Peter DiStefano
Musician
Rachel Bolt
Musician
Jason Wade
Musician
Nicholas Bucknall
Musician
Anthony Pike
Musician
Andrew Findon
Musician
Anna Noakes
Musician
Richard Bissill
Musician
Danny Jacob
Musician
Paul Clarvis
Musician
Richard Edwards
Musician
Mike Hext
Musician
Dave Stewart
Musician
Paul Archibald
Musician
Ian Balmain
Musician
Andrew Crowley
Musician
Owen Slade
Musician
Boguslav Kostecki
Musician
Rita Manning
Musician
Warren Zielinski
Musician
Heather Cairncross
Musician
Sarah Eyden
Musician
Rachel Weston
Musician
Sound Effects Editor
Hector C. Gika
Sound Effects Editor
Wade Wilson
Sound Effects Editor
Visual Effects Supervisor
Ken Bielenberg
Visual Effects Supervisor
Supervising Sound Editor
Lon Bender
Supervising Sound Editor
Wylie Stateman
Supervising Sound Editor
Supervising Dialogue Editor
Hugh Waddell
Supervising Dialogue Editor
Character Designer
Tom Hester
Character Designer
Animation Supervisor
Jennifer Dahlman
Animation Supervisor
Sound Mixer
Eric Valetine
Sound Mixer
Animation
Chung Chan
Animation
Ethan Hurd
Animation
Anthony Hodgson
Animation
Rick Richardson
Animation
Boris Kossmehl
Animation
Kenny Chung
Animation
Patricia A. Hannaway
Animation
Edip Agi
Animation
Raffaella Filipponi
Animation
Tim Keon
Animation
Ken Keys
Animation
Eric Lessard
Animation
Noel McGinn
Animation
Fredrik Nilsson
Animation
David Rader
Animation
Emmanuel Roth
Animation
Tom Roth
Animation
David Spivack
Animation
Don Venhaus
Animation
Jason Reisig
Animation
Michelle Meeker
Animation
Fred Baxter
Animation
Dominic Striker
Animation
Stewart Beaulieu
Animation
Thanks
Stereoscopic Supervisor
Tony Baldridge
Stereoscopic Supervisor
Production Manager
Triva von Klark
Production Manager
Novel
Set Designer
Craig Edelblut
Set Designer
Don Weinger
Set Designer
First Assistant Editor
Michelle Belforte
First Assistant Editor
Additional Editor
Foley Artist
James Moriana
Foley Artist
Art Department Coordinator
Rachael Ellen Miller
Art Department Coordinator
First Assistant Sound Editor
Branden Spencer
First Assistant Sound Editor
Robert Batha
First Assistant Sound Editor
Art Department Assistant
Fadi Basem Kandah
Art Department Assistant
Foley Editor
Jennifer Mann
Foley Editor
Valerie Davidson
Foley Editor
Book
Painter
Joe DiCesare
Painter
Tony Halawa
Painter
Thomas Esmeralda
Painter
Music Supervisor
Marylata Elton
Music Supervisor
Foley Mixer
Nerses Gezalyan
Foley Mixer
Production Controller
Gary L. Wohlleben
Production Controller
Production Accountant
Luc Desmarchelier
Production Accountant
Susan Beech
Production Accountant
Steve Deutsch
Production Accountant
Songs
Casting Associate
Christi Soper Hilt
Casting Associate
Sara Getzkin
Casting Associate
Sculptor
Tom Hester
Sculptor
Dennis Gordon
Sculptor
Music Editor
Brian Richards
Music Editor
ADR Mixer
Charleen Richards
ADR Mixer
ADR Recordist
David Lucarelli
ADR Recordist
Storyboard Artist
Hank Mayo
Storyboard Artist
Co-Executive Producer
David Lipman
Co-Executive Producer
Other
Barry E. Jackson
Other
Bill Perkins
Other
Additional Music
James McKee Smith
Additional Music
Conductor
Gavin Greenaway
Conductor
Post Production Supervisor
Matthew Goodman
Post Production Supervisor
Production Assistant
Ronald M. Davis
Production Assistant
Sound Assistant
Erich Gann
Sound Assistant
Production Coordinator
Ilyssa Katz
Production Coordinator
Audra Koklys
Production Coordinator
Charles G. Baldwin
Production Coordinator
Andre de Oliviera Araujo
Production Coordinator
Andrea Stoops
Production Coordinator
Russell Peavey
Production Coordinator
Visual Effects
Bob Whitehill
Visual Effects
Terran Boylan
Visual Effects
Mark Edwards
Visual Effects
Mirjana Nikolic
Visual Effects
Juan J. Buhler
Visual Effects
Rhett Collier
Visual Effects
Alain De Hoe
Visual Effects
David Hart
Visual Effects
Matt Head
Visual Effects
Mahesh Ramasubramanian
Visual Effects
Erdem Taylan
Visual Effects
Susan Thayer
Visual Effects
Martin Usiak
Visual Effects
David P. Allen
Visual Effects
Greg Duda
Visual Effects
Karen Schneider
Visual Effects
Animation Director
Paul Chung
Animation Director
Tim Cheung
Animation Director
Donnachada Daly
Animation Director
Denis Couchon
Animation Director
Effects Supervisor
Arnauld Lamorlette
Effects Supervisor
ADR & Dubbing
Rif Hutton
ADR & Dubbing
Jean Gilpin
ADR & Dubbing
Mitch Carter
ADR & Dubbing
Lynnanne Zager
ADR & Dubbing
Newell Alexander
ADR & Dubbing
Rosemary Alexander
ADR & Dubbing
Kenneth Danziger
ADR & Dubbing
Tom Amundsen
ADR & Dubbing
Diz White
ADR & Dubbing
Claudette Wells
ADR & Dubbing
Moosie Drier
ADR & Dubbing
Steve Bulen
ADR & Dubbing
Sherry Hursey
ADR & Dubbing
Donna Lynn Leavy
ADR & Dubbing
Bridget Sienna
ADR & Dubbing
Christina MacGregor
ADR & Dubbing
ADR Supervisor
Hugh Waddell
ADR Supervisor
Chris Jargo
ADR Supervisor
Art Department Production Assistant
Anthony Byrnes
Art Department Production Assistant
Sound Recordist
Robert Renga
Sound Recordist
Craig Heath
Sound Recordist
Visual Development
Bill Kaufmann
Visual Development
Assistant Sound Editor
David Stanke
Assistant Sound Editor
Sequence Supervisor
Mark Wendell
Sequence Supervisor
Apurva Shah
Sequence Supervisor
Philippe Gluckman
Sequence Supervisor
Susan Hayden
Sequence Supervisor
Paul Wang
Sequence Supervisor
Janet Rentel
Sequence Supervisor
Modeling
Matthew Paulson
Modeling
Patty Kaku
Modeling
Facundo Rabaudi
Modeling
Brian Deans-Rowe
Modeling
Steve McGrath
Modeling
Bill Stahl
Modeling
Ludmila Golynski
Modeling
Lighting Artist
Matthieu Grospiron
Lighting Artist
Matte Painter
Steven Albert
Matte Painter
Post-Production Manager
James Beshears
Post-Production Manager
Rotoscoping Artist
Matt Cordero
Rotoscoping Artist
Assistant Sound Engineer
Chris Clark
Assistant Sound Engineer
Head of Production
Jane Hartwell
Head of Production
Foley Recordist
Greg Zimmerman
Foley Recordist
ADR Engineer
Derek Casari
ADR Engineer
Color Timer
Terry Claborn
Color Timer
Negative Cutter
Mo Henry
Negative Cutter
Roto Supervisor
Clark Harding
Roto Supervisor
Foley
Jeffrey Wilhoit
Foley
Supervising Technical Director
Mitchell Amino
Supervising Technical Director
George Bruder
Supervising Technical Director
Michael Garner
Supervising Technical Director
Creature Technical Director
Bart Coughlin
Creature Technical Director
Lucia Modesto
Creature Technical Director
Nathan Loofbourrow
Creature Technical Director
Peter Farson
Creature Technical Director
Cassidy Curtis
Creature Technical Director
Milana Huang
Creature Technical Director
Kevin Rodgers
Creature Technical Director
Eric Vignola
Creature Technical Director
Robert Vogt
Creature Technical Director
J.J. Blumenkranz
Creature Technical Director
Luca Prasso
Creature Technical Director
Beth Hofer
Creature Technical Director
Dick Walsh
Creature Technical Director
Stereoscopic Technical Director
Shane Jackson
Stereoscopic Technical Director
Stereoscopic Coordinator
Christian Quickle
Stereoscopic Coordinator
Human Resources
Peter Gladysz
Human Resources
Story Artist
Robert Koo
Story Artist
Supervising Animator
Software Engineer
Sumit Das
Software Engineer
Rahul Chandrakant Thakkar
Software Engineer
Nick Foster
Software Engineer
Gilles Dezeustre
Software Engineer
Barry Fowler
Software Engineer
Lawrence Kesteloot
Software Engineer
Matt Kimball
Software Engineer
Shawn Neely
Software Engineer
Drew Olbrich
Software Engineer
Trina M. Roy
Software Engineer
Kurt Schaefer
Software Engineer
Karl Johann Schmidt
Software Engineer
Eric Tabellion
Software Engineer
Deepak Tolani
Software Engineer
Daniel Wexler
Software Engineer
Character Modelling Supervisor
Jeff Hayes
Character Modelling Supervisor
Layout
Nick Walker
Layout
Steve R.J. Bell
Layout
John Braunreuther
Layout
Brian J. Danker
Layout
Todd Heapy
Layout
Gerald McAleece III
Layout
Richard Shiba
Layout
Melissa Tseng
Layout
Dave Murphy
Layout
Steven Kirchner
Layout
Additional Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Alan Meyerson
Additional Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Head of Layout
Simon J. Smith
Head of Layout
Editorial Coordinator
Nicole Serrano Sewell
Editorial Coordinator
Story Supervisor
Jenna Grigg Thomas
Story Supervisor
Animation Technical Director
Matt Authement
Animation Technical Director
Additional Dialogue
Projection
Rennie Cowan
Projection
Systems Administrators & Support
Michael Cutler
Systems Administrators & Support
Alvin Tenpo
Systems Administrators & Support
Mark Macready
Systems Administrators & Support
Heather Tensen
Systems Administrators & Support
Margaret Myers
Systems Administrators & Support
Brian Peterson
Systems Administrators & Support
Graham Breeze
Systems Administrators & Support
Bart Feliciano
Systems Administrators & Support
David Fent
Systems Administrators & Support
Rich Marco
Systems Administrators & Support
John O'Sullivan
Systems Administrators & Support
Erik Patton
Systems Administrators & Support
Rob Toy
Systems Administrators & Support
I/O Supervisor
Frank Richards
I/O Supervisor
Production Illustrator
Mary Locatell
Production Illustrator
Henrik Tamm
Production Illustrator
James Wood Wilson
Production Illustrator
Julia Woolf
Production Illustrator
Mixing Engineer
Denis St. Amand
Mixing Engineer
Animation Department Coordinator
Gabriel Herman Villarrubia
Animation Department Coordinator
Second Film Editor
Michael Andrews
Second Film Editor
Additional Sound Re-Recordist
Slamm Andrews
Additional Sound Re-Recordist
Post Coordinator
Shad Davis
Post Coordinator
Opening/Ending Animation
James C.J. Williams
Opening/Ending Animation
Receptionist
Liz Borges-Herzog
Receptionist
Cloth Setup
Matt Baer
Cloth Setup
Randall Hammond
Cloth Setup
Kenneth Ibrahim
Cloth Setup
Andrew R. Harris
Cloth Setup
What's left behind the scenes
- Originally, Chris Farley was supposed to voice Shrek. After the actor's death, the role went to Mike Myers.
- This cartoon features around 36 different locations, which was a record at the time of the film's release.
- Work on the cartoon began on October 31, 1996, and ended after more than four and a half years.
- The actors who voiced the characters never met during the production of the cartoon. They recorded their roles separately from each other.
- At the beginning of the Shrek cartoon, Shrek brushes his teeth and looks at his reflection in a mirror, which then cracks. An exactly similar scene is found in the film "Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me," where Mike Myers also played the lead role.
- In Hebrew, "shrek" means "monster," and in German, it means "horror" or "fear."
- The character of the Fairy Godmother was originally created for the first part of "Shrek," but the filmmakers decided to abandon her. She became one of the key characters in the second film.
- According to the creators, Princess Fiona's fight choreography was based on films with Jackie Chan, as well as the film "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" (2000).
- "Shrek" was the first winner of the "Oscar" in the category of "Best Animated Feature Film."
- In one of the scenes outside Shrek's house, you can spot Papa Bear with his son. Later, in Farquaad's castle, when he looks at a picture of Fiona in the mirror, we can see Mama Bear as a rug lying on the floor. However, there's no need to worry, the creators of the cartoon didn't destroy the family: Mama Bear appears during the karaoke scene on the DVD, dancing with Papa and Son.
- The scene where Thelonius (the executioner in a mask) sings is a reference to Stacker 2, a commercial where wrestler Kane, also wearing a mask, sang karaoke.
- In the scene where Lord Farquaad lies in his bed and watches the reel of Princess Fiona in the mirror, you can notice a painting hanging above him. This canvas is very similar to Botticelli's 'The Birth of Venus,' but with Farquaad instead of Venus.
- Although Donkey is supposed to be a hoofed animal, almost all of his movements are modeled after those of a dog, with the exception of the chase scene at the beginning of the cartoon, where Donkey's movements are modeled after those of a rabbit.
- According to Mike Myers, when creating Shrek's accent, he tried to imitate the accent of his mother when she read him fairy tales as a child.
- Some animators truly took a mud bath in order to better study the movement of viscous mass.
- The animators studied many types of medieval cold weapons and armor before choosing the weaponry for the scenes of rescuing the princess and the knightly tournament.
- At the beginning of the cartoon, around 1000 fairytale characters rush to Shrek's swamp.
- Approximately 1250 types of props were 'created' for the film, which was a record for a computer-animated film.
- According to Andrew Adamson, Shrek is approximately 7-8 feet tall (approximately 213-244 cm). Shrek's actual height is 7 feet, but in the eyes of frightened people, he grows another foot taller.
- The creators of the cartoon did not plan to use the song "All Star" by Smash Mouth in the opening credits of the finished film. However, it was so well-received by the audience during test screenings that they decided to keep it.
- The song “Welcome to Duloc,” sung by wooden puppets at the entrance to Duloc, is not only a parody of the Disney song “It’s a Small World,” but it is also in the same key and rhythm as the Disney song.
- Before the film's release, it was very closely examined by DreamWorks studio lawyers to avoid potential lawsuits from Disney.
- Originally, the cartoon did not include a scene where Princess Fiona burps. This episode was decided to be added to the film after Cameron Diaz burped during sound recording.
- During voice recording, Mike Myers forgot to say "Attention all fairy tale creatures!". To correct this oversight, producer Jeffrey Katzenberg flew to New York to see Michael, and the latter said the phrase into the microphone in Jeffrey's limousine.
- While voicing the cartoon, Cody Cameron jokingly proposed to Cameron Diaz, saying: "You could become Cameron Cameron."
- The only characters who call Shrek by his name are Donkey and Fiona. Everyone else refers to him as "Ogre," "Man-Eater," "It," "He," or "This."
- According to the creators, the song "I’m a Believer" was chosen solely because of the line "I thought love was only true in fairy tales."
- According to John Lithgow, despite enjoying working on the project, he was somewhat disappointed because he never met Mike Myers, Cameron Diaz, or Eddie Murphy during production.
- According to British Channel 4, "Shrek" ranked second on the list of "Best Family Films."
- In the original version, Robin Hood speaks with a French accent, but not because he is French, but because he, like his historical prototype, is not Anglo-Saxon, but Norman. And before the Hundred Years' War between England and France, French was the native language for the Normans, who formed the basis of the English nobility after William the Conqueror.
- During the sound recording for the scene where Shrek confesses his love to Fiona, Mike Myers read the role to his wife, Robin Ruzan.
- In the fight scene between Fiona and Robin Hood's men, the action stops, and the camera circles around the characters. This is, of course, a reference to 'The Matrix' (1999).
- Cameron Diaz voiced the fight scene between Fiona and Robin Hood's men after her physical training for the film 'Charlie's Angels' (2000). Therefore, sometimes she got so into the role that she switched to Cantonese.
- In one scene, Lord Farquaad wants to marry and asks the Magic Mirror to show him princesses. It provides him with images of Cinderella, Snow White, and Fiona. But, as is well known, Cinderella was not a princess.
- At the beginning of the animated film *Shrek*, he brushes his teeth and looks at his reflection in a mirror, which then cracks. An exactly identical scene is present in the film *Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me*, where the main role was also played by Mike Myers.
- According to the creators, the fight choreography for Princess Fiona was based on films with Jackie Chan, as well as the film *Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon* (2000).
- *Shrek* was the first winner of an Academy Award in the category of Best Animated Feature.
- In one of the scenes outside Shrek's house, Papa Bear and his son can be noticed. Later, in Farquaad’s castle, when he looks at a picture of Fiona in the mirror, we can see Mama Bear as a rug lying on the floor. However, there is no need to worry, the creators of the cartoon did not break up the family: Mama Bear appears during the karaoke scene on the DVD, dancing with Papa and Son.
- The scene where Thelonious (the executioner in a mask) sings is a reference to Stacker 2, a commercial featuring wrestler Cain, also wearing a mask, singing karaoke.
- In the scene where Lord Farquaad lies in his bed and watches the Princess Fiona tape in the mirror, you can notice a painting hanging above him. This canvas is very similar to Botticelli's "The Birth of Venus," but with Farquaad instead of Venus.
- According to Mike Myers, when creating Shrek's accent, he tried to imitate the accent of his mother when she read him fairy tales as a child.
- According to Andrew Adamson, Shrek is approximately 7-8 feet tall (approximately 213-244 cm). Shrek's actual height is 7 feet, but in the eyes of frightened people he grows another foot taller.
- The filmmakers did not initially plan to use the song "All Star" by Smash Mouth in the opening credits of the finished film. However, it was so well-received by the audience at test screenings that they decided to keep it.
- Before the film’s release, it was very closely examined by DreamWorks studio lawyers in order to avoid potential lawsuits from Disney.
- Originally, the film did not include a scene where Princess Fiona burps. This episode was decided to be added to the film after Cameron Diaz burped during sound recording.
- During voice recording, Mike Myers forgot to say, “Attention all fairytale creatures!” To correct this oversight, producer Jeffrey Katzenberg flew to New York to see Michael, and the latter said the phrase into the microphone in Jeffrey’s limousine.
- During the voice recording of the film, Cody Cameron jokingly proposed to Cameron Diaz, saying, “You could become Cameron Cameron.”
- According to John Lithgow, despite really enjoying working on the project, he was a little disappointed because he never met Mike Myers, Cameron Diaz, or Eddie Murphy during production.
- According to British Channel 4, "Shrek" took second place on the list of "Best Family Films".
- While recording the sound for the scene where Shrek confesses his love for Fiona, Mike Myers read the role to his wife, Robin Ruzan.
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