My Way - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "My Way"
마이웨이 (2011)
Timing:
2:17 (137 min)
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Film crew
Director
Producer
송민규
Producer
Executive Producer
Miky Lee
Executive Producer
Kim Yong-hwa
Executive Producer
Casting
Takefumi Yoshikawa
Casting
Editor
Park Gok-ji
Editor
Special Effects Supervisor
Jung Do-ahn
Special Effects Supervisor
Yoon Hyung-tae
Special Effects Supervisor
Art Direction
Kim Kyung-ho
Art Direction
Kim Min-jeong
Art Direction
Costume Design
Kim Jung-won
Costume Design
Stunts
Yoon Jin-yul
Stunts
Hwang Jin-mo
Stunts
Production Design
Stunt Coordinator
Oleg Botin
Stunt Coordinator
Park Ju-chun
Stunt Coordinator
Original Music Composer
Lee Dong-jun
Original Music Composer
Production Supervisor
Kim Yong-sun
Production Supervisor
Director of Photography
Lee Mo-gae
Director of Photography
Camera Operator
Lee Jong-woo
Camera Operator
Visual Effects Supervisor
Young-woo Han
Visual Effects Supervisor
Seung-hyun Son
Visual Effects Supervisor
Aerial Director of Photography
Peter Degerfeldt
Aerial Director of Photography
Special Effects Coordinator
Kyung-soo Park
Special Effects Coordinator
Park Kyoung-soo
Special Effects Coordinator
First Assistant Director
Chang Joo Yang
First Assistant Director
Production Manager
Park Kyoung-won
Production Manager
Screenplay
Kim Byung-In
Screenplay
Sound Designer
Kim Chang-seop
Sound Designer
Props
You Cheong
Props
Park Jun-yong
Props
Casting Assistant
Kumiko Hosokawa
Casting Assistant
Special Effects Makeup Artist
Kwak Tae-yong
Special Effects Makeup Artist
Lee Hee-eun
Special Effects Makeup Artist
Hwang Hyo-kyun
Special Effects Makeup Artist
Gaffer
Oh Seung-chul
Gaffer
Assistant Director
Yoon Jin yul
Assistant Director
Production Sound Mixer
Han Cheol-hui
Production Sound Mixer
Makeup & Hair
Lee Seo-jin
Makeup & Hair
Production Coordinator
Baiba Grapena
Production Coordinator
Sound
Line Producer
Kang Myung-chan
Line Producer
Park Jun-sik
Line Producer
Ryu Jeong-hun
Line Producer
VFX Supervisor
Kang Jong-ik
VFX Supervisor
Son Seung-hyeon
VFX Supervisor
Kim Uk
VFX Supervisor
Best Boy Electric
Eduards Stefanovics
Best Boy Electric
Sound Recordist
Chul-hee Han
Sound Recordist
Construction Manager
Renuaras Krivelis
Construction Manager
Adaptation
Wardrobe Assistant
Lita Bernarde
Wardrobe Assistant
Digital Intermediate
Kim Baek-cheol
Digital Intermediate
What's left behind the scenes
- The idea for the film came about thanks to a photograph from World War II depicting a Korean soldier in a German army uniform. The photograph was taken in 1944 in Normandy.
- Filming began on October 15, 2010 and ended on June 12, 2011.
- Initially, the film was planned to be shot in China, Mongolia, and Russia, but due to various reasons (weather, accommodation for the film crew and actors, the cost of filming, and so on), the majority of the film was decided to be shot in South Korea.
- Originally, Son Ye-jin was supposed to play the main female role, but due to changes in the script, she left the project before filming began.
- The initial script was written in 2007 under the working title “D-Day”.
- The film features dialogue in 5 languages.
- Models of the Soviet BT-5 and BT-7 tanks were made using the chassis of old American light tanks, the M24 Chaffee and M41 Walker Bulldog.
- Scenes at the beginning of the film (showing Gyeongseong during the Japanese occupation) were shot in Hapcheon County, South Gyeongsang Province in the south of the Korean Peninsula. Scenes of the prisoner-of-war labor camp near Perm were filmed in the mountains of Chonoksan National Park in Gangwon Province on the east coast of South Korea. The most versatile filming location was the area enclosed by the Saemangeum Dam from the Yellow Sea – a plain with an area of 401 sq. km.
- The director was determined to film the Normandy landings in Europe. For almost two years, a special part of the film crew studied information about dozens of locations on the coasts of the Caspian, Mediterranean, and Black Seas, but ultimately the choice fell on the Latvian coast of the Baltic Sea.
- The film is based on the story of Korean Yang Gyeong-jon, who was captured on June 6, 1944, by American troops after the Normandy landings. Prior to this, Yang Gyeong-jon served in the Japanese Imperial Army, units of the Red Army, and the Wehrmacht.
- During the attack on Dedovsk (1941), the Germans used MG-42 machine guns against the Koreans, despite the fact that they were adopted for service a year later.
- The initial version of the script was written in 2007 under the working title “D-Day”.
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