Woodstock - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Woodstock"
Woodstock (1970)
Timing:
3:45 (225 min)
7.512/10
253
253
8.044/10
3058
3058
8.1/10
19000
19000
Film crew
Director
Executive Producer
Bob Maurice
Executive Producer
Editor
Jere Huggins
Editor
Yeu-Bun Yee
Editor
Stanley Warnow
Editor
Associate Producer
Dale Bell
Associate Producer
Director of Photography
Malcolm Hart
Director of Photography
Michael Margetts
Director of Photography
Camera Operator
Don Lenzer
Camera Operator
Al Wertheimer
Camera Operator
Production Manager
Sonya Polonsky
Production Manager
Screenplay
Assistant Director
Sound Engineer
Lee Osborne
Sound Engineer
Sound
Bruce Perlman
Sound
Charles 'Skip' Pitts
Sound
Charles Groesbeck
Sound
Joseph Louw
Sound
Sound Supervisor
Dale Bell
Sound Supervisor
What's left behind the scenes
- Performances by many interesting artists did not make it into the film. For example, Ravi Shankar's performance in the rain was not included, nor were The Grateful Dead, Incredible String Band, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Johnny Winter, and others.
- Fragments of the film were used in Boris Segal's 1971 science fiction film "The Omega Man" starring Charlton Heston. Heston's character walks into a cinema to see "Woodstock" in post-apocalyptic Los Angeles. Fragments of performances by Arlo Guthrie, Country Joe & The Fish, and an unknown hippie are shown.
- The film received an R rating in American distribution due to its depiction of drugs, nudity, and profanity, despite the festival itself being open to all ages.
- Warner Brothers purchased the rights to the film for $600,000. The film's box office revenue in the United States alone exceeded $50 million.
- Approximately 120 miles of film stock were shot during the three days of filming.
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