The Place Beyond the Pines - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "The Place Beyond the Pines"
The Place Beyond the Pines (2013)
Timing:
2:20 (140 min)
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Sidney Kimmel
Producer
Alex Orlovsky
Producer
Jamie Patricof
Producer
Executive Producer
Bruce Toll
Executive Producer
Matt Berenson
Executive Producer
Jim Tauber
Executive Producer
Casting
Editor
Jim Helton
Editor
Ron Patane
Editor
Art Direction
Michael Ahern
Art Direction
Costume Design
Erin Benach
Costume Design
Stunts
Production Design
Inbal Weinberg
Production Design
Stunt Coordinator
Set Decoration
Jasmine E. Ballou
Set Decoration
Stunt Driver
Gene Harrison
Stunt Driver
Bill Anagnos
Stunt Driver
Mick O'Rourke
Stunt Driver
Frank Ferrara
Stunt Driver
Jeffrey Lee Gibson
Stunt Driver
David Ott
Stunt Driver
Freddy Esposito
Stunt Driver
John R. Favre
Stunt Driver
Stephanie Stokes
Stunt Driver
Tim Smith
Stunt Driver
Richard Sturtevant
Stunt Driver
Erwin Urias
Stunt Driver
Sam Wagner
Stunt Driver
Makeup Artist
Janeen Schreyer
Makeup Artist
Key Makeup Artist
David Kalahiki
Key Makeup Artist
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Tony Volante
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Original Music Composer
Unit Production Manager
Carrie Fix
Unit Production Manager
Co-Producer
Carrie Fix
Co-Producer
Associate Producer
Crystal Powell
Associate Producer
Katie McNeill
Associate Producer
Set Dresser
James Anziano
Set Dresser
John Ashton
Set Dresser
Henry Biernacki
Set Dresser
David Branum
Set Dresser
Joseph DeLuca
Set Dresser
Frank Foster
Set Dresser
Robert Igoe
Set Dresser
Derek Kirkaldy
Set Dresser
Second Assistant Director
Brad Robinson
Second Assistant Director
Stunt Double
Monte Rex Perlin
Stunt Double
Rick Miller
Stunt Double
Additional Photography
Director of Photography
Camera Operator
Jon Delgado
Camera Operator
Jonathan Beck
Camera Operator
Makeup Department Head
Leo Won
Makeup Department Head
Sound Effects Editor
Dan Flosdorf
Sound Effects Editor
Property Master
Max Sherwood
Property Master
Visual Effects Supervisor
Jim Rider
Visual Effects Supervisor
Script Supervisor
Dustin Bricker
Script Supervisor
Hair Department Head
Patricia Grande
Hair Department Head
Set Costumer
Ewa Noskowicz
Set Costumer
Hairstylist
Lori McCoy-Bell
Hairstylist
Medusah
Hairstylist
Still Photographer
Sound Mixer
Damian Canelos
Sound Mixer
Visual Effects Producer
Raven Sia
Visual Effects Producer
First Assistant Director
Mariela Comitini
First Assistant Director
Assistant Costume Designer
Stephani Lewis
Assistant Costume Designer
Boom Operator
Vince Reed Camuto
Boom Operator
Screenplay
Foley Artist
Leslie Bloome
Foley Artist
Sound Designer
Dan Flosdorf
Sound Designer
Construction Coordinator
Richard Hebrank
Construction Coordinator
Art Department Coordinator
Arthur Jongewaard
Art Department Coordinator
Dialogue Editor
Steve Giammaria
Dialogue Editor
Best Boy Grip
Abraham Altbuch
Best Boy Grip
First Assistant "B" Camera
Julien Zeitouni
First Assistant "B" Camera
Shane Duckworth
First Assistant "B" Camera
First Assistant "A" Camera
Ludovic Littee
First Assistant "A" Camera
Key Grip
Rob Harlow
Key Grip
Assistant Property Master
Michael Powsner
Assistant Property Master
Key Hair Stylist
Gregory Purcell
Key Hair Stylist
Additional First Assistant Camera
Christopher Raymond
Additional First Assistant Camera
Linda Kallerus
Additional First Assistant Camera
George Tur
Additional First Assistant Camera
Special Effects
Drew Jiritano Jr.
Special Effects
Mike Myers
Special Effects
Story
Music Supervisor
Casting Assistant
Cynthia Degros
Casting Assistant
Casting Associate
Adam Caldwell
Casting Associate
Gaffer
James P. Dolan
Gaffer
Prosthetic Makeup Artist
Michael Fontaine
Prosthetic Makeup Artist
Kazu Hiro
Prosthetic Makeup Artist
Video Assist Operator
Brian Carmichael
Video Assist Operator
Neil Bleifeld
Video Assist Operator
Robin Pontbriand
Video Assist Operator
Egor Panchenko
Video Assist Operator
Second Assistant "B" Camera
Jason Cleary
Second Assistant "B" Camera
Nathan McGarigal
Second Assistant "B" Camera
Production Assistant
Weston Middleton
Production Assistant
Additional Grip
Brent Poleski
Additional Grip
Eddie Jones Jr.
Additional Grip
Jamie Merritt
Additional Grip
Additional Second Assistant Camera
Frank Larson
Additional Second Assistant Camera
Michelle Clementine Garcia
Additional Second Assistant Camera
Second Assistant "A" Camera
Spencer Gillis
Second Assistant "A" Camera
ADR Editor
Evan Benjamin
ADR Editor
Extras Casting
Sean Powers
Extras Casting
Rita Powers
Extras Casting
Rigging Gaffer
David Kissinger
Rigging Gaffer
Best Boy Electric
Mike Prisco
Best Boy Electric
Camera Loader
Samantha Silver
Camera Loader
Costume Coordinator
Olivia Janczyk
Costume Coordinator
Meghan Corea
Costume Coordinator
Generator Operator
David Kissinger
Generator Operator
Wardrobe Supervisor
Chrissy Kuhn
Wardrobe Supervisor
Title Designer
Charles Christopher Rubino
Title Designer
Tattoo Designer
Ben Shields
Tattoo Designer
Assistant Camera
Jim Powers
Assistant Camera
Additional Casting
Wendy O'Brien
Additional Casting
24 Frame Playback
James Domorski
24 Frame Playback
Additional Soundtrack
Key Carpenter
Peter Bundrick
Key Carpenter
What's left behind the scenes
- Mary Elizabeth Winstead and Jennifer Goodwin auditioned for the role of Jennifer.
- Greta Gerwig was initially cast in the role of Jennifer, but she had to decline due to a scheduling conflict.
- Much of the film was shot in the city of Schenectady, New York. The film’s title comes from the name of this city, which translates from the Mohawk language as “place under the pines.”
- Director Derek Cianfrance stated that he would not have made the film without Bradley Cooper in the role of Cross. He actually drove five hours to Toronto to meet with Cooper in person and convince him to take the role. Cianfrance said he wrote the role specifically for Cooper— “a guy who postures like a hero but feels rotten inside.”
- Ryan Gosling suggested Eva Mendes audition for the role of Romina.
- The wife of Derek Cianfrance, Shannon Plumb, appears in the film as a woman in an ice cream shop.
- Two months before filming began, Andriy Parekh, who was the cinematographer for "Blue Valentine" (2010), declined to work on the project largely due to the Globe of Death stunt at the beginning of the film (a stunt involving motorcyclists inside a spherical cage). According to Derek Cianfrance, Parekh spoke to him on the phone and said he had refused to continue working on the film because he had a dream in which he was killed during filming. And that dream almost came true: during the filming of this stunt, operator Shawn Bobbitt nearly died. A motorcycle fell on him while filming the stunt inside the cage.
- Derek Cianfrance did 22 takes of the scene in which Ryan Gosling accelerates on a motorcycle to get through an intersection before 36 cars collide with each other. Cianfrance wanted a stunt double for this scene, but it would have been immediately obvious that it wasn't Gosling. He also said that in each of these takes, he clenched his shirt in his teeth from nerves, and by the time a good take was achieved, he had managed to bite a hole through it. The scene did not make the final cut of the film.
- Derek Cianfrance said that he was inspired by television shows in the style of "Police Story" (1989) and America's Wildest Police Chases when filming the chase scenes in the film.
- According to Ryan Gosling, all the bank robbery scenes were filmed in one take.
- All the banks robbed in this film are real. The First National Bank of Scotland allowed filming in several of its branches.
- According to director Derek Cianfrance, he met Ryan Gosling at his agent's house in 2007 while working on 'Crazy, Stupid, Love.' (2010). He asked Gosling, 'Is there anything in your life you haven't done yet but would like to try?' Gosling replied that he had always wanted to rob a bank. Cianfrance asked him how he would rob a bank, and Gosling described a motorcycle robbery because it was fast and mobile, and a helmet would help conceal his identity. He said he would leave the motorcycle in the back of a truck after the robbery so the police wouldn't find it. Cianfrance told him that he was actually writing a script about a bank robbery exactly like that, and he felt that Gosling should play the role.
- After a successful bank robbery, Luke tells Robin, "There hasn't been a duo like this since Hall and Oates!". Later, as Avery and his colleagues return from Romina’s house, having retrieved the money Luke left for his son, the song “Maneater” by Hall and Oates is playing on the radio.
- During the scene in the police station, where a stack of stolen $20 bills is shown, it can be noticed that the design of the bills does not match the time period in which the film takes place (1997). These banknotes only appeared in 1998.
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