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157 Bijlage 4 Cast En Credits: Scream Directed by Wes Craven Written By Bijlage 4 Cast en credits: Scream Directed by Wes Craven Written by Kevin Williamson Produced by Cary Woods and Cathy Konrad Executive Producers Bob Weinstein & Harvey Weinstein and Marianne Maddalena Co-executive Producer Stuart M. Besser Co-producer Dixie J. Capp Director of Photography Mark Irwin, A.S.C. C.S.C. Production Designer Bruce Alan Miller Editor Patrick Lussier Music by Marco Beltrami Costume Designer Cynthia Bergstrom Castings by Lisa Beach, C.S.A. A WES CRAVEN film A WOODS ENTERTAINMENT production A DIMENSION FILMS presentation Cast Casey Drew Barrymore Phone Voice Roger Jackson Steve Kevin Patrick Walls Casey’s Father David Booth Caseys Mother Carla Matley Sidney Neve Campbell Billy Skeet Ulrich Mr. Prescott Lawrence Hecht Gale Weathers Courteney Cox Kenny W. Earl Brown Tatum Rose McGowan Mrs. Tate Lois Saunders Deputy Dewey David Arquette Sheriff Barke Joseph Whipp Stuart Matthew Lillard Randy Jamie Kennedy TV Reporter 1 Lisa Beach TV Reporter 2 Tony Kilbert Mark Loomis C.W. Morgan Mrs. Riley Frances Lee McCain Cotton Weary Liev Schreiber Expected Teen 1 Troy B ishop Expected Teen 2 Ryan Kennedy 157 Cheerleader in Bathroom Leonora Scelfo Girl in Bathroom Nancy Ann Rider Reporter with Mark Lisa Canning Yelling Girl in Video Store Bonnie Wood Party Teen 1 Aurora Draper Party Teen 2 Kenny Kwong Teen on Couch Justin Sullivan Bored Teen Kurtis Bedford Girl on Couch Angela Miller Stunt Performers Dane Farwell Kathy Marshall Noby Arden Christine Baur Clay Boss Christopher Doyle Frank Lloyd Allen Robinson Lynn Salvatori Lee Waddell Unit Production Manager Stuart Besser First Assistant Director Nicholas C. Mastandrea Second Assistant Director Lucille Ouyang Additional Director of Photography Peter Deming Executives in Charge of Production Cary Granat Richard Potter Music Supervisor Jeffrey Rabhan Associate Producer Nicholas C. Mastandrea Second Second Assistant Director Daniel K. Arredondo Script Supervisor Annie Welles Art Director David Lubin Set Decorator Michele Poulik Assistant Set Decorator Debra Eckard Lead Person Richard Lambert Local Lead Person Ken Montante Set Designer Nanci Noblett Set Dresser/Buyer Lori Harrison On-Set Dresser Josh Elliot Standby Greensperson James Burke Standby Painter Victoria Carlson Property Master John “J.P.” Jones Assistant Property Master John “Skip” Weaver Art Department Coordinator Gerald Lehtola Art Department Production Assistant Charlene Barr “A” Camera Operator Robert Tomer Paul Hughen First Assistant Camera Gary Ushino Scott Ressler Second Assistant Camera Jeffrey N. Civa 158 Renee Treyball Camera Loaders Egor Davidoff Lisa Ferguson Steadicam Operators Kirk R. Gardner Mark Van Loon Dan Kneece Steadicam Assistant Marie Pederson Penny Sprague Steve Mann Chief Lighting Technician Jay W. Yowler Assistant Chief Lighting Tecnhician Scott Medcalf Rigging Lighting Technician Mark Lewis Lighting Technicians Steven Strong Terry Sullivan Kelsey Smith Jason Boccaleoni Firts Company Grip Charles M. Smallwood Second Company Grip Kevin Ball Dolly Grip Charles J. Schray Rigging Grip Ron Diggory Grips Joe Allen James Ronnei Nicholas Meeks Dick Dova Richard Spah Norris Fong Mark Shankel First Assistant Editor Peter Devaney Flanagan Second Assistant Editor Yvonne Valdez Assistant Editor Paul Kieran Apprentice Editor Lynn Dupre Costume Supervisors Mathew Clayton Hodey Gary J. Saldutti Costumers Ricki Fournier Patricia Kazmierowski Sound Mixer Richard Goodman Boom Operator Sean Rush Cableperson James Distefano Key Hair Stylist Barbara Olvera Hair Stylist Lynn Marie Curreri Christina Raye Key Make-up Artist Carol Schwartz Make-up Artists Karen Bradley Kris Ravetto Melanie Levitti Special Make-up Effects by Kurtzman, Nicotero & Berger EFX Group, INC. 159 Special Make-up Effects Supervision Robert Kurtzman Greg Nicotero Howard Berger Special Make-up Effects Crew Garrett Immel William Hunt Theodore J. Maines Christine Stahl Robert Maverick Ramon Velazco Special Make-up Effects coordinator Kamar Bitar Stunt Coordinator Tony Cecere Special Effects Supervisor Frank Ceglia Special Effects Foreman Mark Byers Video Playback 24 Frame Marty Brenneis Bernie Druckman Video Artist Doug Hunt Assistant to Mr. Craven Julie Plec Assistant to Ms. Maddalena Lisa McCampbell Assistant to Mr. Woods Lizzie Schwartz Kristen March Assistant to Mr. Konrad Mo Milligan Production Office Coordinator Dean Wright Assistant Production Office Coordinator Andrew Durham Production Secretary Katherine Zilavy Production Assistants Lauren Feige John D. Embry David Denison Brian Dettor Chad Maxwell James Capp Christian Evol Wadman Paul Boettiger Ivy K. Lukas Jessica Closson Sam Shank DGA Trainee Heather French Production Accountant David Crockett Assistant Production Accountant/Payrol Ivan Genit II Accounting Assistant Robert Cable Accounting Production Assistant Michelle Stevens Casting Assistant Sarah Katzman Local/Extra Casting Nancy Hayes Merv Lado Hayes & Van Horn Casting Location Manager Eric Klosterman Additional Location Manager David Thornsberry Assistant Location Manager Thomas Harrigan Location Assistant Michael D. Gillis Unit Publicist Claire Raskind Unit Photographer David Moir 160 Craft Service Mary Ellen Leonard Caterer Tomkats Catering Construction Coordinator Robert Carlyle Construction General Foreperson William A. Fobert Local Construction Coordinator Dwight Williams Paint Foreperson Teresa Nielsen Carpenters Art Williams Scott Newell Braxton Bragg Katsumiko Okada Painters Wendy Gayner Robert Burg Leslie Turnbull Bernie Honigman Carrie Nardello David Erickson Transportation Coordiantor Derek Raser Transportation Captain J.T. Thayer II Drivers Don Feeney Tracey Thielen Earl Thielen Steve Earle Geoff Teagardin Bruce Callahan David Joseph Jeff Coffman Glenn Midcap Chuck Visconte Rick Suggett Dan Porteous Brian Moore Henry Travers Mike Sawyer Mike Ford John Peters Jill Wattles Susan Rice Ken Skinner Rose Malley Carsten Rabehl Ben Davis John Mattson Pete Brocco John Martin Kevin Carstenson Post Production Supervisor Daniel K. Arredondo Post Production Assistant Ryan Krayser Sound Editorial Clay Digital Sound Sound Supervisor Paul Clay, M.P.S.E. Dialogue Editors Vic Radulich John Wilde Bob Goold Marla McGuire Effects Editors Scott Tinsley Sam Gemette A.D.R. Supervisor John Adams 161 A.D.R. Editor Patric Somerset Sound Assistants Tom Caterer Vanessa Lapato Jean-Marie Mitchell Sound Coördinator Dinia Watkins Foley Artists Stan Fiferman Roy Baker Foley Mixer Paul Benedict Ken Sommervile ADR Mixer Lee Tinkham Beau Biggart ADR Voice Casting Barbara Harris A.D.R. Loop Group Jeremy Miller David McCharen Tara Boger Greg Finley Steve Alterman Laura Galt Doris Hess Casey Bishop Noreen Reardon Justin Shenkarow Jet Rhein Allice Livingston Background Vocals Rose Thompson Re-Recording Mixers Rick Alexander Leslie Shatz Tom Dahl Re-Recorded by Buena Vista Sound Recordist Steve Cohler POL Chris Sparkes Music Editor E. Getney Webb Orchestra conducted by Marco Beltrami Orchestrations by Peter Anthony William Boston Orchestra Conductor Ken Watson Music Preparation Julian Bratolyubov Scoring Mixer Tim Boyle Music Consultant Ed Gerrard Negative Cutter Ro Negative Cutting, Inc. Color Timer Michael Mertens Camera Dollies by Chapman/Leonard Studio Equipment Titles & Opticals CFI: The Imaging Group Insurance by Great Northern\Reiff & Associates Legal Services by Alexander, Halloran, Nau & Rose Vertaling Digital Video Post Production 162 Bijlage 5 Cast en credits: Scream 2 Directec by Wes Craven Written by Kevin Williamson Produced by Cathy Konrad and Marianne Maddalena Executive Producers Bob Weinstein & Harvey Weinstein Kevin Williamson Co-producer Daniel Lupi Co-executive Producers Cary Granat Richard Potter Andrew Rona Director of Photography Peter Deming Edited by Patrick Lussier Production Designer Bob Ziembicki Music by Marco Beltrami “Cassandra Aria” by Danny Elfman Music Supervisor Ed Gerrard Costume Designer Kathleen Detoro Casting by Lisa Beach. c.s.a. A Film by Wes Craven a KONRAD PICTURES production In Association with Craven / Maddalena films A DIMENSION FILMS Presentation Unit Production Manager Daniel Lupi First Assistant Director Nicholas Mastandrea Second Assistant Director Lucille Duyans Associate Producers Nicholas Mastandrea Julie Plec Dan Arredondo Cast (in Order of Apperance) Maureen Jada Pinkett Phil Omar Apps Usher Giving out Costumes Paulette Patterson Screaming Girl up Aisle Rasila Schroeder “Stab” Casey Heather Graham “The Voice” Roger Jackson Popcorn Boy Peter Deming Theater Girl 1 Molly Gross Theater Girl 2 Rebecca McFarland 163 Sidney Prescott Neve Campbell Hally Elise Neal Cotton Weary Live Schreiber Cotton’s Interviewer Kevin Williamson Girl in Dorm Hallwey Sandy Heddings Reporter outside Theater Dave Allen Clark Reporter 1 Joe Washington Reporter 2 Angie Dillart Reporter 3 John Patrick Arts Teacher Craig Shoemaker CiCi Sarah Michelle Gellar Film Class Guy 1 Josh Jackson Film Class Guy 2 Walter Franks Mickey Thimoty Olyphant Film Class Mopey Girl Nina Petronzit Randy Meeks Jamie Kennedy Derik Jerry O’Connell Gale Weathers Courteney Cox Joel Duane Martin Debbie Salt Laurie Metcalf Reporter 4 Stephanie Belt Reporter 5 Richard Doughty Chief Hardley Lewis Arquette Sorority Sister Lois Rebecca Gayheart Sorority Sister Murphy Portia de Rossi Dewey Riley David Arquette Dawny Marisol Nichols Coroner ad CiCi’s House Cornelia Kiss ER Doctor Lucy Lin Officer Andrews Philip Pavel Captain Down Thimoty Hillman Tori’s Interviewer Nancy O’Dell Tori Spelling Tori Spelling “Stab” Billy Luke Wilson Drama Teacher David Warner Zeus
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