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Race to Witch Mountain THIS MATERIAL IS ALSO AVAILABLE ONLINE AT http://www.wdsfilmpr.com © Disney Enterprises, Inc. All Rights Reserved. disney.com/RaceToWitchMountain Dr. Donald Harlan. GARRY MARSHALL WALT DISNEY PICTURES Tina. KIM RICHARDS Sheriff Antony . IAKE EISSINMANN CREDITS Presents Siphon . TOM WOODRUFF, JR. Siphon Stunt Double . PAUL DARNELL Frank . JOHN DUFF RACE TO Marty . BOB KOHERR Matt. KEVIN CHRISTY WITCH MOUNTAIN Lloyd . BOB CLENDENIN Imperial A Stormtrooper Ciardi . SAM WOLFSON GUNN FILMS Imperial Stormtrooper Gray. BRYAN FOGEL Production Dominick . ROBERT TORTI Chuck. JOHN KASSIR Stenftenagel . BETH KENNEDY Directed by . ANDY FICKMAN Gallagher . JONATHAN SLAVIN Screen Story by. MATT LOPEZ Analyst D. Pleasence. HARRY S. MURPHY Screenplay by . MATT LOPEZ Four-Star and MARK BOMBACK General V. Lewton . TED HARTLEY Based on the Book by . ALEXANDER KEY General E. Albert. JACK EASTLAND Produced by. ANDREW GUNN Natalie Gann . MEREDITH SALENGER Executive Producers . MARIO ISCOVICH Casey Taylor. ANDREW SHAIFER ANN MARIE SANDERLIN Gail Ross . SUZANNE KRULL Director of Photography . GREG GARDINER Oren Bergman . STEVE ROSENBAUM Production Designer. DAVID J. BOMBA Sunday. CHRISTINE LAKIN Edited by. DAVID RENNIE, A.C.E. Brokedown Cadillac . CORRI ENGLISH Costume Designer . GENEVIEVE TYRRELL RANDY DUNHAM Special Character Effects DON IAN Designed and Created by . ALEC GILLIS JEFF LEGORE and TOM WOODRUFF, JR. DANNY REULAND Music by. TREVOR RABIN Iscovich. DAVE ENGFER Music Supervisor . LISA BROWN Police Officer Hough . OMAR DORSEY Casting by. RANDI HILLER, C.S.A. Frankie Valet . JOSEPH LEO BWARIE and SARA FINN, C.S.A. Teddy Tentacles . PAUL NYGRO Hendricks. BRANDON MILLER Unit Production Manager . PAUL MOEN Repola. ANDREW T. JANEY First Assistant Director . GEOFF HANSEN Ray. DENNIS HAYDEN Second Assistant Shira the UFO Huntress . SHENGYI HUANG Director. SUNDAY STEVENS Fem-Alien #1 . HIROMI OSHIMA Fem-Alien #2 . CHRISTINA WUN CAST Hansen . CHRIS DOBLER Bomback . GARRETT MARSHALL Jack Bruno. DWAYNE JOHNSON Junkyard . BUCK Sara . ANNASOPHIA ROBB Seth . ALEXANDER LUDWIG Stunt Coordinator. SCOTT ROGERS Dr. Alex Friedman. CARLA GUGINO Assistant Stunt Coordinator . KEVIN SCOTT Burke. CIARÁN HINDS Jack Stunt Doubles . TANOAI REED Matheson . TOM EVERETT SCOTT NORM COMPTON Pope . CHRIS MARQUETTE Sara Stunt Doubles . KARINE MAUFFREY Carson. BILLY BROWN ALLISON CAETANO 1 Seth Stunt Doubles. DAVID ST. PIERRE Costumer to JUSTIN GANT Mr. Johnson. DAMIEN A. QUINN Alex Set Costumers . BRYAN BIRGE Stunt Double . MARILYN GIACOMAZZI KIA M. TYRRELL Burke VALARIE FUSARO Stunt Double . PAUL ANTHONY SCOTT KAT MUSSEHL CREDITS Stunts SALA BAKER SEAN GRAHAM Makeup MICKEY GIACOMAZZI GARY BAXLEY Department Head. LOUIS LAZZARA RICHIE BURDEN CHRIS O’HARA Key Makeup Artists . ANNA FLEINER EDDIE BRAUN DAVID BARRETT ALLAN A. APONE SCOTT FISHER RAY MORQUECHO Hair Department Head . RACHEL SOLOW DANE FARWELL JASON RODRIGUEZ Hair Department CORY FLEMING CHARLIE GRISHAM Head . CHARLOTTE A. PARKER TIM GILBERT DENNY PIERCE Key Hair Stylist . CHERYL ECKERT LOREN DENNIS KEVIN FOSTER AUSTIN PRIESTER KEITH SHINDOLL Camera KEVIN L. JACKSON JEREMY FRY Operator . BILLY O’DROBINAK, SOC STANTON BARRETT STEVE KELSO Camera Operator/Steadicam . JODY MILLER KEII JOHNSTON MATT BAKER First Assistant Camera. JORGE SANCHEZ SIMON RHEE SAMMY VALDIVIA KEITH B. DAVIS MONTY SIMONS ROB ALONZO MARK FIGUEROA GABE NUNEZ JIMMY HART Second Assistant Camera . RANDALL STONE KIM KAHANA, JR. JON BRAVER CHRISTOPHER J. GARCIA DANNY ARRIAS LANE LEAVITT ROBERT VELIKY Loader . RUSS MILLER And CHEECH MARIN as Eddie Script Supervisor . BETTY BENNETT PAPPE Sound Mixer . NELSON STOLL, C.A.S. Boom Operator . BRIAN COPENHAGEN Associate Producer . AMY STENFTENAGEL Sound Utility. TOM PINNEY Production Supervisor . ELLEN WOLFF Video Assist . BRYCE SHIELDS Computer/Video Graphic Supervisor . THOMAS CONROY Art Director. JOHN R. JENSEN Assistant Art Director . ROB SIMONS Location Manager . CRAIG POINTES Concept Illustrator . JOHN EAVES Key Asst. Set Designers . ARIC CHENG Location Managers . BILLY CAMPBELL LORI ROWBOTHAM GRANT PAVEL PAUL STERBA Pre-Viz Designer/ Supervisor . HARRY WEINMANN Additional Editor . KEITH BRACHMANN Set Decorators . PATRICK CASSIDY KARA LINDSTROM Assistant Editors . DAVID BILOW Leadman. TOMMY SAMONA EMILY KOONSE Graphic Artist . AMANDA J. HUNTER Editorial Production Assistant . ANNIE ARNETTE Assistant Costume Designer . NICKOLAUS BROWN Visual Effects Producer . DAVID YRISARRI Costume Supervisor . DEBORAH HALL Key Costumer . TAMMY S. HYNES Post Production Supervisor . JAYNE ARMSTRONG 2 Post Production Rigging Key Grip . STEELE HUNTER Coordinator . CHRIS GAIMAN Rigging Best Boy Grip . JOSEPH E. BATES CREDITS Sound Design & Supervising Special Effects Coordinator . MARK BYERS Sound Editors . ROBERT L. SEPHTON Special Effects Foremen . BLAIR FOORD RANDLE AKERSON WERNER HAHNLEIN DAVID A. POOLE Re-Recording Mixers . TERRY PORTER DEAN A. ZUPANCIC Production Coordinator. TERRENCE COLGAN MARTIN Assistant Sound Assistant Production Supervisor . F. SCOTT TAYLOR Coordinator . STACY A. SOLOMON Production Sound FX Editors . DON MALOUF Secretary . ISAIAH GUYMAN MARTIN IV DAVID KERN Office Production GARY WRIGHT Assistants . CHUCK RADTKE RANDY BABAJTIS MATT BRADLEY JOSEPH PAYO Additional Sound Design . SHANNON MILLS KYLE LOLL DIA/ADR Supervisor . VAL KUKLOWSKY Property Master. SCOTT BUCKWALD DIA/ADR Editors. KIMBERLY WILSON Assistant Property Master. JARED FLEURY ELIZA POLLACK ZEBERT Assistant Props . JULIE WITHERINGTON FRANK SMATHERS ADR Mixer . DOC KANE Second Second ADR Recordist . JEANETTE BROWNING Assistant Director . IAN CALIP Sound Field Recordist. ROB NOKES DGA Trainee. KYLE A. HOLLINGSWORTH Foley Supervisor. MARK PAPPAS Set Production Foley Editors . MATHEW HARRISON Assistants . TOUSSAINT BANKS DAN YALE MATTI KLUTTZ Foley Artist . DAN O’CONNELL ANNA RAMEY Foley Mixers . JOHN CUCCI ADAM FARNSWORTH JIM ASHWELL SAMUEL H. COLICH ADR Casting . SANDY HOLT Mix-Tech . BRIAN DINKINS Executive Assistant to Re-Recorded Mr. Fickman . LORI BETH BERNAT at. THE WALT DISNEY STUDIOS Assistant to Mr. Fickman. KEV MAGEE Assistants to Mr. Gunn . HOLLY C. MURRAY Gaffer . BRIAN BARTOLINI HEATHER HUTT Best Boy Electric. CARSON E. MAYNE Assistant to Key Grip . GARY L. DAGG Ms. Sanderlin . MARC BRUNSWICK Best Boy Grip . RODNEY VETO Assistant to Dolly Grips . PAUL THRELKELD Mr. Johnson . BENJAMIN T. RIGAUD DAVID W. NIMS Assistant to Grips Ms. Gugino . ALANA EMHARDT PETE MCADAMS. PAUL RYCHLEC Assistant to BOBBY CROCKETT . RICK AYOTTE Mr. Hinds . MAUREEN MCEVOY KEVIN PHILIPS Stand-In for Rigging Gaffer . J.A. BYERLY Mr. Johnson . JAPHETH GORDON Rigging Best Boy. MITCH BYERLY Stand-In for Ms. Robb . SONNI STOMMEL 3 Stand-In for Ms. Gugino . KAREN KELLY Craft Stand-In for Services . DAVID ALAN KASUBOWSKI Mr. Ludwig . ALEXANDER RICHARD BRANDON LITTLE Catering . CHEF ROBERT CATERING Construction Coordinator . HUGH CONLON General Foreman . RICARDO “ACE” MONA Music Editors . BRENT BROOKS CREDITS Art Department ROBB BOYD Coordinator . NICOLE BALZARINI On-Set Painter . TOM IVANJACK Additional Music by . PAUL LINFORD On-Set Dressers. SALVADOR VALLE KURT A. WEIDMANN Orchestrations by . GORDON GOODWIN Art Department TREVOR RABIN Production Assistants . KYLE WILSON and PAUL LINFORD WHIT VOGEL Score Recorded and Mixed by . STEVE KEMPSTER Production Accountant. ALLEN TAYLOR Score Recorded First Assistant Accountant . CHERI HALL at . SONY SCORING STAGE, Second Assistant CULVER CITY, CA Accountants . SANDY DIXON Score Mixed DAVE GRABAREK at. EASTWOOD SCORING STAGE, RICHARD WILSON BURBANK, CA Payroll Accountant . LORI IKEDA Orchestra Contractors . PETER ROTTER Post Production and SANDY DECRESCENT Accountant . NADIA BOMBINO Choir Contractor . JASPER RANDALL Orchestra Unit Publicist . DAVID LINCK Conducted by . GORDON GOODWIN Stills Photographer . RON PHILLIPS Choir Conducted by. MARSHALL BOWEN Digital Workstation Operator. LARRY MAH Transportation Music Coordinator . KENNY SEARLE Preparation . BOOKER WHITE, Transportation Captain . NEIL MARSHALL WALT DISNEY MUSIC LIBRARY Picture Car Coordinator. STEVE MANN Main Title Sequence Extras Casting Designed & Produced by . yU + co Coordinator . MARYELLEN AVIANO End Title Sequence by . PICTURE MILL Casting Associate . TAMARA HUNTER HD Preview Colorist . YORAM TAL Casting Assistant . LESLIE ANN REALE Digital Intermediate & Opticals by TECHNICOLOR DIGITAL INTERMEDIATES, Studio Teachers. MAURA GANNETT A TECHNICOLOR® COMPANY LAURA GARY Digital Film Colorist . TRENT JOHNSON Digital Intermediate Producer . BOB PEISHEL Animals Supplied by . GENTLE JUNGLE Digital Intermediate Animal Editor . EVERETTE JBOB WEBBER Handlers . ELIZABETH “EDIE” MCMULLAN Digital Edit Assist. JENNIFER LEE CHERYL HARRIS Digital Color Assistants . JADA BUDRICK FRANK FIGUEROA Medics . ROBERT BRUGGER RON LEIDELMEIJER JIM KILEY DAN WILLIAMS CHRIS CARRINGTON Film Editorial . SCOTT DROST 4 Negative Location Liaison/ Cutter . BUENA VISTA NEGATIVE CUTTING, Consultant . JERRY PERCIVAL MARY BETH SMITH First Assistant CREDITS Color Timer . GEORGE CHAVEZ Accountant . LISA G. SHILLINGBURG Additional SECOND UNIT 2nd 2nd AD . RAMIRO A. GOMEZ Set Costumer . MONIQUE MARIE LONG Director . SCOTT ROGERS Production Supervisor. NOELLE GREEN Visual Effects and First Assistant Directors . NICK SATRIANO Animation by . FURIOUS FX JAYSON MERRILL Second Executive Visual Effects Assistant Director . WILLIAM PURPLE Supervisor. DAVID LINGENFELSER Directors of Executive Producer . SCOTT DOUGHERTY Photography . CHRISTOPHER MOSELEY CG Supervisor. MARK SHOAF GARY CAPO Visual Effects Camera Operators . GREG SMITH Producer . TRACY TAKAHASHI SEAN MARK MCKELVEY Visual Effects Helicopter Pilot . TOM SCHAUS Associate Producer . TIFFANY A. SMITH Stunt Coordinator. MIKE JUSTUS Creative Gaffer . PATRICK MURRAY Supervisor. KEVIN LINGENFELSER Best Boy Electric . JUSTIN STROH Production Coordinator. ERIKA ABRAMS Key Grip. LOREN CORL Compositors Best Boy Grip . SAMMY ESCOBAR SEAN O’CONNOR TOMMY TRAN.
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