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The-BFG-Full-Cast-Crew.Pdf 7/4/2016 The BFG (2016) - Full Cast & Crew - IMDb IMDb Find Movies, TV shows, Celebrities and more... All | Help Movies, TV Celebs, Events News & & Showtimes & Photos Community Watchlist Sign in Edit The BFG The BFG (2016) Full Cast & Crew Details Full Cast and Crew Release Dates Etiquette Consultant - Elizabeth Official Sites Directed by Box Office/Business Company Credits Steven Spielberg ... (directed by) Filming Locations Technical Specs W riting Credits Literature Melissa Mathison ... (screenplay) Explore More Roald Dahl ... (based on the book by) Cast (in credits order) Share this page: Like 22K people like this. Be the first of your friends. Mark Rylance ... BFG Ruby Barnhill ... Sophie User Lists Create a list » Penelope Wilton ... The Queen Related lists from IMDb users Films I Have Seen http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3691740/fullcredits?ref_=tt_cl_sm#cast 1/29 7/4/2016 The BFG (2016) - Full Cast & Crew - IMDb Jemaine Clement ... 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Piper Drummer Randy Rafuse ... Helicopter Pilot Rest of cast listed alphabetically: Gerardo Barcala ... English Palace Livery Footman (uncredited) Graham Curry ... Palace Guardsman (uncredited) Jabbz Farooqi ... Palace Staff (uncredited) Simona Hughes ... Householder (uncredited) Jeff Kent ... Air Force Military Aide (uncredited) Create a character page for: Mr. Tibbs Create » ? P roduced by Kathleen Kennedy ... executive producer Kristie Macosko ... executive producer Krieger John Madden ... executive producer Frank Marshall ... produced by Melissa Mathison ... associate producer http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3691740/fullcredits?ref_=tt_cl_sm#cast 4/29 7/4/2016 The BFG (2016) - Full Cast & Crew - IMDb Sam Mercer ... produced by Michael Siegel ... executive producer Adam Somner ... co-producer Steven Spielberg ... produced by Music by John Williams ... (music by) Cinematography by Janusz Kaminski ... director of photography Film Editing by Michael Kahn ... (edited by) P roduction Design by Rick Carter Art Direction by Chris Beach Todd Cherniawsky ... supervising art director Rebecca Milton ... (UK Unit) Margot Ready Grant Van Der Slagt ... supervising art director Set Decoration by Elizabeth Wilcox Costume Design by Joanna Johnston Makeup Department Jill Bailey ... first assistant makeup artist Lois Burwell ... makeup designer Ceilidh Dunn ... assistant makeup artist Kay Georgiou ... hair department head http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3691740/fullcredits?ref_=tt_cl_sm#cast 5/29 7/4/2016 The BFG (2016) - Full Cast & Crew - IMDb Jennifer Machnee ... makeup artist Charles Porlier ... key makeup artist Jessica Rain ... hair stylist P roduction Management David Broder ... unit production manager Brendan Ferguson ... unit production manager Justin Ostensen ... post-production supervisor Mouns Overgaard ... unit production manager Andrew Richmond ... FX Production Manager Lauren Scott ... production supervisor Samantha Waite ... production manager: uk Second Unit Director or Assistant Director Phil Booth ... first assistant director (plate unit) Erica Fabian ... trainee assistant director Gordon Piper ... second assistant director Adam Somner ... first assistant director Beth Welch ... third assistant director Art Department Vaughan V. Baker ... painting coordinator Britt Bancroft ... set decoration coordinator Jennifer Bash ... assistant art director Stevo Bedford ... assistant art director Kris Bergthorson ... set designer Lauren Briggs-Miller ... assistant art director / assistant art director: uk Graham Brown ... lead metal fabricator Nancy Anna Brown ... set designer Matthew Campbell ... lead greens Zoe Cattell ... sculptor Niki ... Paint Foreman Charalambopoulos John Chaschowy ... lead greens Aric Cheng ... set designer James H. Chow ... property master Kevin Clark ... leadman: greens http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3691740/fullcredits?ref_=tt_cl_sm#cast 6/29 7/4/2016 The BFG (2016) - Full Cast & Crew - IMDb Janice Lynn Coats ... scenic carpenter Shannon Courte ... art department coordinator Brian Cunningham ... concept illustrator Gina De Ferrer ... costume department reseacher Sharon Dever ... construction buyer Nick Dudar ... art department assistant Kirsten Franson ... concept illustrator Max Gloeckler ... sculptor Lisa Godwin ... propmaker Haida Harper ... props Michelle Hendriksen ... property buyer Aashrita Kamath ... art department assistant Martin Kane ... stand-by greensman uk Barry Keenan ... concept art atd: weta digital John B. Keys ... paint lead Nancy A. King ... art department coordinator: L.A. only Jason B. Landels ... assistant property master Cody Larson ... on-set dresser Charles Leitrants ... construction coordinator Rohan Lyal ... head greensman Alex MacDonald ... greens Boris Maganic ... sculptor Morag McLean ... sculptor J.J. Mestinsek ... lead scenic artist Michele Moen ... Concept Illustrator David R. Murray ... construction foreman Jeremy Nitsch ... assistant prop master Stuart Rankmore ... dressing prop: uk / props Matt Reeves ... standby scenic artist Al Rourke ... construction foreman Kenneth Sayers ... assistant property master Daniel Scarcello ... sculptor Scott Schneider ... Conceptual Set Designer Erin Sinclair ... graphic designer Michael Smale ... vfx art director Melissa Spicer ... digital set decorator Mark Stainthorpe ... construction foreman Nick Thomas ... property master: uk http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3691740/fullcredits?ref_=tt_cl_sm#cast 7/29 7/4/2016 The BFG (2016) - Full Cast & Crew - IMDb Andrew Thompson ... greensman Nikolai Voltchok ... sculptor Sandy Walker ... Assistant set decorator Callum Webster ... set designer Gary Young ... set sculptor Glen Young ... uk set dresser Harrison Yurkiw ... assistant art director Sound Department George Atkins ... adr mixer Cameron Barker ... apprentice sound editor Brian Chumney ... dialogue editor / sound Ryan Cole ... recordist Matt Dawson ... adr mixer Richard Hymns ... supervising sound editor Scott Jacobs ... boom operator Tom Lalley ... sound re-recording engineer Jon Lavender ... boom operator Scott Levine ... engineering services: Skywalker Sound Chris Manning ... foley mixer Kyrsten Mate ... sound effects editor Andy Nelson ... sound re-recording mixer Jonathan Null ... head of production Larry Oatfield ... foley editor Carrie Perry ... scheduling Richard Quinn ... dialogue and adr supervisor Gary Rydstrom ... re-recording mixer / sound designer Christopher ... sound designer Scarabosio Dee Selby ... foley editor Kevin Sellers ... foley editor Brad Semenoff ... dialogue editor Tony Sereno ... assistant re-recording mixer Addison Teague ... sound effects editor Dennie Thorpe ... foley artist Jana Vance ... foley artist Doug Winningham ... assistant supervising sound editor Qianbaihui Yang ... sound http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3691740/fullcredits?ref_=tt_cl_sm#cast 8/29 7/4/2016 The BFG (2016) - Full Cast & Crew - IMDb Special Effects by Dennis Briest ... special effects technician Tom Brittain ... special effects Dan Cervin ... special effects shop foreman Kelly Coe ... fabricator Ian Corbould ... special effects senior technician: UK Shoot Andrew Durno ... special effects technician Garnet Harry ... special effects buyer Graham S. 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