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Shallow Grave - crew, film crew

The entire team, the film crew of the film "Shallow Grave"

Shallow Grave (1994)

Timing: 1:33 (93 min)

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All about film

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Actors and characters

Film crew

Director

Danny Boyle

Director

Producer

Andrew Macdonald

Producer

Executive Producer

Allan Scott

Executive Producer

Casting

Sarah Trevis

Casting

Editor

Masahiro Hirakubo

Editor

Art Direction

Zoe MacLeod

Art Direction

Costume Design

Kate Carin

Costume Design

Production Design

Kave Quinn

Production Design

Stunt Coordinator

Clive Curtis

Stunt Coordinator

Set Decoration

Karen Wakefield

Set Decoration

Makeup Artist

Carmel Jackson

Makeup Artist

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Ray Merrin

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Brian Saunders

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Original Music Composer

Simon Boswell

Original Music Composer

Second Assistant Director

Alison Goring

Second Assistant Director

Director of Photography

Brian Tufano

Director of Photography

Assistant Art Director

Tracey Gallacher

Assistant Art Director

Property Master

Gordon Fitzgerald

Property Master

Script Supervisor

Anne Coulter

Script Supervisor

Electrician

Arthur Donnelly

Electrician

Still Photographer

Nigel Robertson

Still Photographer

Dominic Turner

Still Photographer

Sound Mixer

Colin Nicolson

Sound Mixer

First Assistant Director

Ian Madden

First Assistant Director

Production Manager

Sara Barr

Production Manager

Boom Operator

Tony Cook

Boom Operator

Screenplay

John Hodge

Screenplay

First Assistant Editor

Anuree De Silva

First Assistant Editor

Art Department Assistant

Iain Macaulay

Art Department Assistant

Location Manager

Fran Robertson

Location Manager

Carpenter

Richard Hassall

Carpenter

Peter Knotts

Carpenter

John Watts

Carpenter

Music Supervisor

Gemma Dempsey

Music Supervisor

Makeup Designer

Graham Johnston

Makeup Designer

Third Assistant Director

Stephen Docherty

Third Assistant Director

Special Effects Makeup Artist

Grant Mason

Special Effects Makeup Artist

Production Accountant

Hilda Booth

Production Accountant

Gaffer

Willie Cadden

Gaffer

Focus Puller

Ian Jackson

Focus Puller

Storyboard Artist

John Amabile

Storyboard Artist

First Assistant Camera

Egon Stephan Jr.

First Assistant Camera

Post Production Supervisor

Stephen Barker

Post Production Supervisor

Production Coordinator

Yvonne McParland

Production Coordinator

Scenic Artist

Stuart Clarke

Scenic Artist

Camera Loader

Lewis Buchan

Camera Loader

Wardrobe Supervisor

John Norster

Wardrobe Supervisor

Assistant Sound Editor

Iain Eyre

Assistant Sound Editor

Construction Manager

Colin H. Fraser

Construction Manager

Title Designer

Morag Myerscough

Title Designer

Sound Editor

Nigel Galt

Sound Editor

Paul Conway

Sound Editor

Epk Camera Operator

Paul Gavin

Epk Camera Operator

Genetator Operator

Derrick Ritchie

Genetator Operator

Floor Runner

Niki Longmuir

Floor Runner

What's left behind the scenes

Ewan McGregor's character is watching the film "The Wicker Man" (1973) on television.
The film's budget was so small that various props had to be auctioned off to buy film stock for the cameras.
The budget was 1 million pounds sterling, and most of it was spent on building the apartment set.
According to Danny Boyle, Christopher Eccleston was so afraid of the morgue scene where he is locked in (a real morgue was used), they had to ask someone on set to stand near the actor without being in the frame.
When a car fell into the flooded quarry, everything was arranged so that the car would surface after filming the scene, allowing it to be pulled out of the water. Something went wrong, and the car never surfaced. Danny Boyle believes it is still down there.
According to Danny Boyle, the lead actors in the film specifically studied the professions of their characters. Ewan McGregor worked in a newsroom, Christopher Eccleston – in an accounting firm, and Kerry Fox – in a hospital during the night shift.
At Danny Boyle's insistence, McGregor, Eccleston, and Fox lived together for a week before filming began to get used to each other. Eccleston later wrote that the only thing they all got out of it was that they didn't like each other.
In the scene where Hugo's dead body is shown in close-up, you can see the actor's artery pulsing in his neck.
Ewan McGregor's character is watching the film "The Wicker Man" (1973) on television.
According to Danny Boyle, the lead actors in the film specifically studied the professions of their characters. Ewan McGregor worked in an editorial office, Christopher Eccleston – in an accounting firm, and Kerry Fox – at a hospital during the night shift.

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