Produced, Written and Directed by Tyler Perry Production Notes
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- TARAJI P. HENSON (Pam)
- ROBIN GIVENS (Abby)
- SEBASTIAN SIEGEL (Nick)
- ABOUT THE FILMMAKERS TYLER PERRY (Writer, Director, Producer, actor) see cast section REUBEN CANNON (Producer)
- ROGER M. BOBB (Co-Producer)
- JOSEPH P. GENIER (Co-Producer)
- TOYOMICHI KURITA (Director of Photography)
- INA MAYHEW (Production Designer)
- MAYSIE HOY, A.C.E. (Editor)
- KEITH G. LEWIS (Costume Designer)
A dynamic young actor, Hauser received critical acclaim for his role opposite Robin Wright Penn in WHITE OLEANDER and was nominated for an Independent Spirit Award for “Best Supporting Actor” for his role as “Staff Sergeant Cota” in Joel Schumacher’s TIGERLAND.Hauser also appeared in John Singleton’s 2 FAST 2 FURIOUS, THE BREAK UP opposite Vince Vaughn, THE CAVE and Mel Gibson’s PAPARAZZI. He has also appeared in Antoine Fuqua’s TEARS OF THE SUN with Bruce Willis and HART’S WAR. Hauser’s additional film credits include; PITCH BLACK, Stephen Frear’s THE HI-LO COUNTRY, Gus Van Sant’s GOOD WILL HUNTING, John Singleton’s HIGHER LEARNING, Adam Goldberg’s indie SCOTCH AND MILK, Robert Mandel’s SCHOOL TIES and Richard Linklater’s cult hit DAZED AND CONFUSED. TARAJI P. HENSON (Pam) recently starred in Focus Features' TALK TO ME opposite Don Cheadle. She was recently a series regular on David E. Kelly's Emmy® Award-winning television series "Boston Legal." Upcoming features include THE CURIOUS CASE OF BENJAMIN BUTTON, in which she costars opposite Brad Pitt and Cate Blanchett, HURRICANE SEASON opposite Forest Whitaker, and NOT EASILY BROKEN opposite Morris Chestnut. Henson was named Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Feature Film at the 2005 Black Movie Awards and received the Best Actress nod at the 2006 BET Awards for her performance as "Shug" in the critically-acclaimed feature HUSTLE & FLOW, produced by Oscar®-nominated filmmaker John Singleton and starring Terrence Howard. For her performance in that film, she received two nominations at the 2006 MTV Movie Awards including Best Breakthrough Performance. Henson also co-starred in the ensemble action drama SMOKIN’ACES with Jeremy Piven, Alicia Keys, and Ben Affleck. Henson starred opposite Tyrese Gibson is the memorable Baby Boy directed by John Singleton. Henson made her singing debut in HUSTLE & FLOW and is featured on the Soundtrack. She performed the film’s Oscar®-winning song "It's Hard Out Here for a Pimp" at the 78th annual Academy Awards®. She also starred in John Singleton's FOUR BROTHERS opposite Mark Wahlberg and Andre 3000, and in SOMETHING NEW from Focus Features. She is currently featured in recording artist Estelle’s video for her newest single “Pretty Please.” For three years Henson portrayed a female detective on Lifetime Television's "The Division." She co-starred in several made-for-television movies including the CBS movie MURDER, SHE WROTE: THE LAST FREE MAN, starring Angela Lansbury and Phylicia Rashad. Her featured television episodic roles include "ER," "Strong Medicine," "CSI," and "House." Since childhood, ROBIN GIVENS (Abby) has been performing in commercials and small roles in major motion pictures. Not in search of a career in acting, she was discovered by Bill Cosby. She was a full time student at one of the Seven Sister Schools and later received a liberal arts degree from Sarah Lawrence College. After obtaining her degree she went on to starring on the small screen with some of acting’s finest leading women such as, Fay Dunaway, Oprah Winfrey, and Madam and Cicely Tyson in Women of Brewster Place. Her role as Darlene on Head of the Class is said to have made her famous along side her role as Wilma Cuthbert on Sparks. On the big screen she has starred with some of Hollywood’s leading men; Academy Award Nominee, Eddie Murphy, in Boomerang and Oscar® Award winner, Forrest Whitaker, in Rage in Harlem. Creating her own history, Robin became the first and only Black woman to play Roxy Hart on Broadway in Chicago. She recently joined the cast of the TBS sitcom, Tyler Perry’s House of Payne playing Alan Payne’s girlfriend. Aside from acting, Robin has a talent and passion that had not been exposed until she wrote her book, “Grace Will Lead Me Home.” In this intelligently written memoir, Robin uses her love of writing to touch the hearts and minds of her readers. On the small screen Hauser appeared on NBC’s “ER” and Steven Spielberg’s “High Incident.” SEBASTIAN SIEGEL (Nick) is a British-American film and television actor whose credits include CSI Miami, How I Met Your Mother, Family Guy, Baywatch Hawaii, Rescue 77, The Amanda Show, Roswell, Larceny, Reign of Fire, Atheist and Color of the Cross: Resurrection. He is widely recognized for having appeared on nearly one hundred magazine covers and billboards, including Men's Fitness, Iron Man, and billboards in Los Angeles and Times Square. Siegel has served as a consultant for the US DHHS, produced two commercials and directed a documentary feature film. When he first moved to California he briefly lived from his car. His father, Lee A. Siegel, is professor of comparative and Indian Religions and was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize for his novel, Love in a Dead Language. His grandfather, Leonard Thompson, was a lifelong opponent of discrimination and apartheid. Sebastian Siegel is an active supporter of The Smile Train and Best Buddies International. ABOUT THE FILMMAKERS TYLER PERRY (Writer, Director, Producer, actor) see cast section REUBEN CANNON (Producer) Reuben Cannon is a visionary producer who has helped to shape and guide some of the most groundbreaking and critically acclaimed film and television projects in Hollywood for the past three-decades. From his humble beginnings in the Universal Studios mailroom (a.k.a. the executive training program), Cannon was promoted after one year to Universal Television’s casting department as a trainee. There, he set a personal goal to become the first African-American casting director at Universal Studios within a year. He achieved that goal. It was his unwavering diligence that later paved the way for Cannon to reach yet another professional milestone, becoming head of Warner Brothers television’s casting department from 1978 to 1980. In so doing, Cannon became the first African-American to hold the distinction. His keen eye for talent also earned Cannon the well-deserved reputation for being an innovative and trendsetting force in the industry. Early in his career, Cannon took a chance on then fledgling young actor Bruce Willis casting him in the television series “Moonlighting,” which jettisoned Willis into stardom. Under the banner of his company Reuben Cannon and Associates, Cannon has cast nearly one hundred television series, made-for-TV movies as well as motion pictures. Among those projects include “The Color Purple,” which earned 11 Oscar® nominations and showcased the talents of artists who would become some of our industries most distinguished stars: Danny Glover in one of his first starring roles; and Whoopi Goldberg and Oprah Winfrey made their feature film debuts each earning Oscar® nominations in the category of Best Supporting Actress. Other projects include such award-winning classic television series as “Columbo,” “Alfred Hitchcock Presents,” “The A Team” and the 1990’s remake of “Perry Mason.” More recent credits include the Emmy®-Award winning comedy series “The Bernie Mac Show,” “My Wife and Kids,” and the edgy, animated cult hit “Boondocks.” Broadening his range of projects, Cannon, a Chicago native, branched out into producing motion pictures and television programs. One of his early projects was the critically acclaimed television special “The Women of Brewster Place,” which he not only cast, but also produced in collaboration with Oprah Winfrey who starred in the tele-film. “Brewster Place” marked their second project together and the two have remained business allies and close personal friends throughout the years. Cannon continued his partnership as a producer with some of the nation’s most influential luminaries in their respective industries: “Down In The Delta” directed by Dr. Maya Angelou, Spike Lee on “Get On The Bus,” “Love Don’t Cost A Thing” starring Nick Cannon, and the box office sleeper hit “Woman Thou Art Loosed,” based on the bestselling book by Bishop T.D. Jakes.
Reuben Cannon served as Executive Producer on their first hundred episodes of the comedy series Tyler Perry’s “House of Payne,” which debuted last year on TBS becoming the highest rated comedy series in cable television history. “House of Payne” remains the #1 television series in African-American households. Cannon has received numerous awards including an Honorary Doctorate of Human Letters from Morehouse College. His work has also been recognized by The Motion Picture Academy of Arts and Sciences, The Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (which has honored him with two Emmy® nominations), the Casting Society of America, the DuSable Museum of African-American History, and the 2002 NAACP Image Awards who with Daimler/Chrysler honored Cannon with a “Behind the Lens Award” for his outstanding contributions in entertainment in the areas of film and television. ROGER M. BOBB (Co-Producer) career in film began as an Assistant Director. Over the last 10 years, he has been the producer or assistant director on more than 40 feature films and television shows. Bobb's collaboration with Tyler Perry began as an assistant director on Tyler’s first film DIARY OF A MAD BLACK WOMAN. Bobb co-produced MADEA’S FAMILY REUNION, DADDY’S LITTLE GIRLS, WHY DID I GET MARRIED? and MEET THE BROWNS. Bobb serves as Supervising Producer on Perry’s television sitcom “HOUSE OF PAYNE,” which recently aired its 100th episode. The series also won an NAACP Image award for best sitcom. Bobb is the only two time winner of the Best Film Award at the American Black Film Festival and was the youngest African-American First AD member of the Director’s Guild of America. Bobb was recently named by The Network Journal Magazine as one of the top 40 executives under 40. Born in London and raised in Brooklyn, Bobb’s film career began in 1995 when he was accepted into the Director’s Guild of America's prestigious Assistant Director Trainee program. Under this program, Bobb was fortunate to work on projects from notable directors such as Woody Allen, Mike Nichols and James Mangold. Upon completing the program, Bobb worked within the New York independent film community as an assistant director and quickly rose to become a producer. His many credits include “NYPD BLUE,” “NEW YORK UNDERCOVER,” COPLAND, and STATE PROPERTY 2. Bobb attended Brooklyn College and the School Of Visual Arts. JOSEPH P. GENIER (Co-Producer) has produced and managed more than 50 feature films and television productions in a dozen countries. His credits include PERFECT CHRISTMAS, ROGUE, PEACEFUL WARRIOR, THE COOKOUT, DOWN IN THE VALLEY, AMERICAN PIE: BAND CAMP, ROCKETS’ RED GLARE, AND AU PAIR. In 2008, Genier co-founded Push Worldwide, the new distribution division of Capital Arts Entertainment, with his partners Mike Elliott and Rob Kerchner. Genier began his production career with Eastman Kodak in New York, before moving to multi-national projects with Hartmann International, and then line producing locally and internationally for Fox Family and Showtime. He moved on to cover international sales for independent companies at the AFM and Cannes film markets. Returning to filmmaking, Genier joined Maple Palm Productions as its head of production, before joining Capital Arts in 1998 in the same capacity. At Capital Arts, he continues to successfully oversee both in-house productions as well as outside productions for such companies as Warner Bros, Universal, Lions Gate, and Fox. Genier is a graduate of Cornell University and the University of Paris. TOYOMICHI KURITA (Director of Photography) is a native of Japan. After his apprenticeship with Mr. Tatsuo Suzuki, a Japanese cinematographer in Tokyo, Kurita went on to study at the American Film Institute (AFI). Upon graduation in 1981, he obtained a Master of Fine Arts (MFA), which lead him into starting his career working on music videos and low budget features in the U.S. Since his start, Kurita has excelled in the art Kurita worked as a camera-operator for DP John Bailey who later became his American mentor. He soon shot his first feature as Director of Photography in the United States. It was Alan Rudolph’s, “Trouble in Mind” for which Kurita was awarded Best Cinematography by Independent Spirit Award in 1986. Kurita works in the U.S. and Japan on a variety of projects. A few of is greatest works include Rage in Harlem, Waiting to Exhale, and Tyler Perry’s Madea’s Family Reunion, Daddy’s Little Girls, and Why Did I Get Married? INA MAYHEW (Production Designer) a native New Yorker, has designed for more than 20 feature films, including six for director Tyler Perry. A DIARY OF A MAD BLACK WOMAN was the first film she did with Perry and she has worked on each of his films since. Her film experience includes features for Lionsgate, New Line Cinema, HBO, 40 Acres and a Mule, MTV Films, Universal Studios, Island Pictures, and more. Currently, Ms. Mayhew is designing sets for the second season of TYLER PERRY’S HOUSE OF PAYNE, as well as 10 episodes of MEET THE BROWNS. She also designed the TYLER PERRY TALK SHOW. Ms. Mayhew’s first film was SIDEWALK STORIES for Island pictures and director Charles Lane, a black-and-white silent film that won 12 awards including the Audience Award at Cannes in 1990. Her next film design was for the cult classic RAIN WITHOUT THUNDER, followed by the basketball movie ABOVE THE RIM, starring Tupac Shakur. She went on to design DROP SQUAD in Atlanta, for producer Spike Lee, which featured Eric LaSalle and Ving Rhames. Her connection with Mr. Lee led to an Art Director’s credit on CLOCKERS, followed by Production Designer credits for Lee’s features GET ON THE BUS and GIRL 6. She also designed numerous television commercials and music videos for Spike Lee and 40 Acres, including the notable Michael Jackson video THEY DON’T CARE ABOUT US. Ms. Mayhew has designed extensively in the commercial world, with directors such as Paul Hunter, Doug Lyman, Bryan Singer, Allen Hughes and more. She did Nike with Michael Jordan, Verizon with James Earl Jones; BET with Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee. Some of her numerous music videos have featured Chaka Khan, Branford Marsalis, Bruce Hornsby, and Michael Jackson. Several of the kitchen sets seen on Food Network programs are Ina’s. Other design credits include the HBO feature EARTHLY POSSESSIONS, which starred Susan Sarandon and was directed by James Lapine. She designed the movie 200 CIGARETTES and the Emmy®–winning Alvin Ailey Dance Concert for WGBH/PBS, choreographed by Judith Jamison and directed by Orlando Bagwell. Ina is a graduate of SUNY-Purchase. The daughter of the renowned painter Richard Mayhew, she began her studies as a major in Painting, later transitioning to a focus on Theatre Design. She gained valuable experience through years of assisting noted designer Franco Colavecchia in creating Grand Opera and Off-Broadway sets. She later designed several theatre productions for W. Woodie King Jr.’s National Black Touring Circuit and his Henry Street Settlement Theatre. Ina’s most recent stage design was for August Wilson’s THE PIANO LESSON at Delaware Theatre Company in 2008. Ina also teaches Production Design at her alma mater, Purchase College, when her schedule permits. She splits her time between residences in midtown Atlanta, New York City, and Woodstock, NY. MAYSIE HOY, A.C.E. (Editor) began her theater training in her hometown of Vancouver, Canada. She studied improvisational theatre in San Francisco with “The Wing” and “The Committee”. Upon returning to Vancouver, she formed an improv company, “The Good Will Store”, and served as the artistic director. For the next two years, her troupe performed and taught Viola Spolin’s theater games in schools and correctional institutions. During this time she was cast in Robert Altman’s MCCABE AND MRS. MILLER. When the movie was completed, she left for Los Angeles with only a backpack and sleeping bag. She knew only two people in L.A., a friend who offered her a place to stay and Robert Altman. For the next eight years she learned the art of filmmaking by working for him in research, costume and production design.. She also acted in several of his films, including CALIFORNIA SPLIT, NASHVILLE, THREE WOMEN and A WEDDING. It was on Altman’s BUFFALO BILL AND THE INDIANS that she discovered her passion for film editing. Her editing credits include the Tyler Perry films MADEA GOES TO JAIL, THE FAMILY THAT PREYS, MEET THE BROWNS, WHY DID I GET MARRIED? and DADDY’S LITTLE GIRLS; THE JOY LUCK CLUB, THE PLAYER (co-edited), SMOKE, WHAT DREAMS MAY COME (shared credit), FREEDOM SONG, CRAZY IN ALABAMA, LOVEJONES and FREEWAY. Hoy is an alumna of the American Film Institute’s Directing Women’s Workshop. She is on the Board of Directors in both the Motion Picture Editors Guild and American Cinema Editors. She has been featured with thirty accomplished craftswomen in a book called “Great Women in Films.” KEITH G. LEWIS (Costume Designer) started his career in costume design with great success; designing for various theatre productions. His education at North Carolina School of the Arts primed him with an expert eye for detail, character, and period clothing. In the span of his 25- year career, Keith has had the opportunity to work in both film and television. This marks Keith’s sixth film collaboration with Tyler Perry, which is a testament to his exceptional abilities and talents. He has also designed for Perry’s hit television series, House of Payne. Some of Lewis’ film credits include, STOMP THE YARK and MEN AT WORK. His additional credits as the costume supervisor include such hits as GRUMPY OLD MEN, YOUNG GUNS, and GEORGE OF THE JUNGLE. He was honored by the Television Academy with a nomination for HBO’s critically acclaimed, Warm Springs. Although Lewis is a remarkable and successful costume designer, he makes time to return to the North Carolina School of the Arts in an instructor and guest designer capacity. END CREDITS Unit Production Manager Joseph P. Genier First Assistant Director Roger M. Bobb Key Second Assistant Director Angi Bones Executive in Charge of Production Donna Sloan CAST ALICE PRATT Alfre Woodard ANDREA Sanaa Lathan CHRIS Rockmond Dunbar JILLIAN CARTWRIGHT KaDee Strickland WILLIAM CARTWRIGHT Cole Hauser PAM Taraji P. Henson ABBY Robin Givens BEN Tyler Perry CHARLOTTE CARTWRIGHT Kathy Bates NICK Sebastian Siegel CHRISTOPHER Santana Pruitt ROBIN Kaira Whitehead CONSTRUCTION FOREMAN Ron Clinton Smith AUSTIN Jeffrey Alan Chase CUSTOMER Johnell J. Easter PREACHER T Alan Brown MAN ON STREET Mark Adam MAN #2 Eric Lee Goins LOAN OFFICER Jeff Rose TELLER Michelle Keller SAM Andrew Hyatt Masset BARTENDER Jason MacDonald DANCER Todd Coley CHURCH SOLOIST Crissy Collins ABBY'S HUSBAND Benjamin Brown STUNT COORDINATOR Guss Williams STUNTS Shellita Boxie David Lomax David Paul Lord Anderson Martin CHOREOGRAPHER Jamie Lane Crew
Art Director Mark Erbaugh Set Decorator C. Lance Totten, SDSA "A" Camera Operator Paul Varrieur, S.O.C. "B" Camera Operator Christopher D. Jones First Assistant "A" Camera Clyde E. Bryan First Assistant "B" Camera Robert Robinson Second Assistant "A" Camera Stephen Crocker Second Assistant "B" Camera Trey Twitty Film Loader Sherri Angela Leger Video Assist James Gallimore Greg Morse Unit Photographer Alfeo Dixon Camera Production Assistant Hsanni "T" Henry Production Coordinator Steve Cubine Assistant Production Coordinator Shantell Fancher First Assistant Editor Melissa Gearhart Editorial Production Assistant Kimberly Wilhoit Post Production Supervisor Carl Pedregal Post Production Manager Mark W. McCoy Post Production Coordinator Ariana Young Post Production Assistant Tommy Aagaard Production Accountant Deborah A. Evans First Assistant Accountant Kim Ronstadt Second Assistant Accountant Kyung Kim Ju Payroll Accountant Lisa Collins Accounting Clerk Shanika L. Pederson Post Production Accounting Emily Rice Liam Hearne Script Supervisor Gail Hunter Production Sound Mixer Shirley Libby, C.A.S. Boom Operator Drew Ponder Sound Playback Mixer Tom Lewis Sound Utility/Second Boom Operator Colt Logan Key Grip J. Wayne Parker Best Boy Grip Pete Bowman Dolly Grip James "Tripp" Pair Grips Mike Besaw Kenneth Bolton II Bridgid Lynn Cappelletti Gina Cassidy Ron Chambley William Allen Evans Gary R. Oldknow Kerry G. Rawlins Keith Washington Rigging Key Grip Michael Fedack Best Boy Rigging Grip Levi Loy Rigging Grips William Bennett Sylvia Kay Technocrane Operator Russell Senato Technocrane Technician Timothy M. Wicks Gaffer Kevin Murphy Best Boy Electric Jon Hilton Electricians Chris Antignane Stan Fyfe James Connelly Connor Patrick O'Malley Jeffrey Reid Andrews Christopher A. Anderson Brandon Davis Chris Birdsong David Parker Detlev McIlhany Bobb Lovett W. Darwin Conort Leslie Gordon Mike Pearce Basecamp Electricians Troy Toebben Cris Toebben Shelley Baldwin Larry J. Steele Jason S. Parker Rigging Gaffer Nicholas K. Nelson Best Boy Rigging Electric Steve Sudge Rigging Electricians Adam Sumner Mark E. McKinney Mike Simmasouk James A. McKinney Travis King Wallace Lee Lamp Operator Sean McCardell Art Department Coordinator Brenda M. Findley Art Department Production Assistants Danny Brown Portia Krieger Leadman Daniel B. Foster On Set Dressers Heather Bowers Shun R. Jester Set Dressing Gang Boss Christopher N. Wdowin Set Dressers James R. Vasilovic Mark D. Keever Robert Tate Nichols Draper Drew Meyers Set Dressing Buyers Mary M. Stacy Cheryl Adams Property Master James B. Brothers Assistant Property Master Karen A. Felix Property Assistant Christopher I. Bush Picture Car Coordinator Andrew G. Strauss Graphic Designer Adam Burnstein Construction Coordinator Jay Womer General Foreman Russell C. Dickerson Carpenters David E. Moore Charles R. Gunter Shurlan Joseph Rich Koll Dan Mott Brian D. Smith Timothy Shane Johnson Thomas L. Sullivan Prop Maker Steven H. Boler Scenic Charge Michael Sullivan Scenic Foreman Danny S. Cochran Scenics Jeffery L. Ellis Michael O'Mara Takashi Takemura DeWitt Thompson III Michael D. Brushaber Dennis N. Wood Toolman Fred T. Holloway Construction Purchasing Robin D. Jones Utility Cristina Lucia Cesari Dan Elliott James Karhan Ryan M. Robinson Dan Elliott Welder Phil Proctor Construction Medic Anthony Fullard Construction Secretary Jaclyn Behringer Greensman Don K. Holloway Assistant Costume Designer Sekinah Brown Costume Supervisor Carol A. Sadler Key Set Costumer K. Drew Fuller Set Costumer Barbara Vazquez Costumers Daniel H. George Sylvia Queen Akuchie Rhonney Greene Shilla Benning Shayne A. Duhon Brittany McLeod Head Tailor Gertrude "Gigi" Moore Draper Phillip Brown Textile Artist Patricia Jayne Rogers Department Head Makeup Patrice Coleman Key Makeup Artist Carol Rasheed First Assistant Makeup Artist Yvonne Eagle Additional Makeup Artists Wanda Patterson Judy S. Ponder Donna Premick Theresa Foche Eve Jane Bunkley Roosevelt J. Cartwright Cassalena Fleming Department Head Hairstylist Charles Gregory Ross Key Hairstylist Cynthia L. Chapman First Assistant Hairstylist T.A. Henderson Hairstylist to Ms. Lathan Kyndra Beaudoin Hairstylists Andrea C. Brotherton Mychellée Rome Maurice Beaman Shannon Richard Daraya K. Calipolitti Dawn Turner Diane Spence Vanessa D. Kaib Location Manager John H. Findley III Assistant Location Managers Karen Marie Mason Tim Andrew Seth Zimmerman Location Scouts Tony Holley Scott Martin Location Production Assistants C. Jason Underwood Corey R. Gilbert Ekundayo Donegan Travel Coordinator Sommer Oliver Production Assistants Celena Shackelford Juatarian L. Cottoner Elliot C. Holmes Transportation Coordinator Cindy Parker Transportation Captain Jesse L. Parker Drivers Sean E. Marshall Noah J. Wuellner Dennis Carter Trish Sammons John M. Carlisle Tim Lambert Roy Rogers Royce Taffar Ralph Strickland, Jr. Sandra Waters Wayne A. Mercer Peter C. McGoran Josh Gould Jerry Carter Joe T. Woodard Ronald W. Hurd David T. Little Howard J. Clark Andrew Neal Miller Michael F. Robinson Martha "Marty" Pruette Bruce Crawford Barbara Crawford Second Second Assistant Director Rhonda Guthrie Key Set Production Assistant Derrick Doose Set Production Assistants Jeremy Thomas Brady Hazelwood Asia Baxter Kristin Topps George Pierre Adam Klein Miki Marshall Brandon Lee Sanders Freddy Turner Laura Jay von Herrmann Justin Bones Executive Assistant to Mr. Perry Ozzie Areu Assistant to Mr. Perry Valencia Y. Hawkins Executive Assistant to Mr. Cannon Atiya M. Henry Executive Assistant to Mr. Bobb Courtney Smith Assistant to Ms. Bates Francisca Soto Catering Provided by TomKats Movie Catering Chef Toney Lewis Assistant Chefs Hakim Shakoor Anton Davis Cooks Frank Mangrum James Lewis Craft Service Jennifer DiQuollo Craft Service Assistant Adam Miller Medic Paul Lowe, RN, EMT-P Clearance Coordinator Amanda Shamis Rights & Clearances by Entertainment Clearances, Inc Laura Sevier Cassandra Barbour Unit Publicist Anna Fuson EPK Jonas Stolpe EPK Produced by Sam Hurwitz Productions Local Casting by Alpha Tyler Casting Assistant Rhavynn Drummer Extras Casting by Heather Hylton Bivens Extras Casting Assistant Tiffani-MiShelle Johnson Extras Casting Production Assistant Brandon Jamal Gardner Studio Services Manager Michael "Fletch" Fletcher Security Provided by Global Protective Services Inc. New Orleans Unit
Still Photographer Steve Dietl Wescam Operator Bryan Heller Wescam Technician Eric Divorsky Sound Mixer B.J. Lehn, C.A.S. Boom Operator Kerry Bayhi Cable Puller Hector Farfan Dolly Grip John S. Moise Grips Clint J. Buras Paul D. Beard Seumas McAcy Technocrane Operator Zane Streater Technocrane Technician LaDonne Cowans Electricians Brent D. Bazinski Peter J. Shirer Charles Wiggin David Jensen Genny Operator Dana McCormick Leadman Paul Blanchard Swing Gang Patcharee Blanchard David Lee Toth Property Master Jon Graubarth Assistant Property Master Jorin Ostroska Property Assistant Lesley Nash Set Costumer Annette Farnsworth Assistant Makeup Artists Yolanda Sheridan Jessica deBen Assistant Hairstylists Lesley Rogers Tiffany Manhi Location Manager Lisa Latter Location Assistant Shawn P. Curry Production Secretary Ben LeDoux Office Production Assistants Heather Young Doug Griffin First Assistant Accountant Cheryl Simms Transportation Captain Lionel Johnson Drivers Kim Major Williams Jonathan Smith Adonika "Donna" Landry Reggie Louque Kevin G. Ware Gregory Jones McGraw Lewis Production Assistants David DuBos Murphy Lloyd Crotwell Meghan Creaux Owen Bradley Joshua Blankenship Sean Landry Eugene Ballard Derrick Bentley Wells Rachel Rickoll Angela "Dawn" Spatz Catering by Hanna Brothers Catering Caterers Jim Hanna Joe Hanna Chef Carlos Garcia Assistant Chefs Arnoldo Gonzalez Keith Cooper Craft Service Crystal Dallas Craft Service Assistant Brian Dallas Medic Jed Carter Local Casting by Coulon Casting Liz Coulon Production Services by Louisiana Film Source Oley Sassone Post Production Supervising Sound Editor Mike Wilhoit Re-recording Mixer Gary Summers Supervising A.D.R. Editor Kelly Oxford Sound Designer Karen Vassar Dialogue Editors Laura Harris Atkinson Kimaree Long Foley Editor Jane McKeever Assistant Sound Editor Paul Flinchbaugh Mix Tech Phil Lee Foley Artists Jeff Wilhoit Jim Moriana Foley Mixer Nerses Gezalyan A.D.R. Mixers Bob Deschaine Ron Bedrosian A.D.R. Recordists Julio Carmona Tami Treadwell Sound Services Provided by Soundelux & Todd AO ADR Voice Casting by Barbara Harris ADR Cast
Barbara Iley Django Craig Terrence Mathews Sheila Frazier Lisa Wilhoit Cheryl Tyre-Smith Lanai Chapman Kimberly Bailey Isa Hall Andrea E. Baker Michael Ralph David J. Randolph John Demita David Michie Dolby Sound Consultant Andy Potvin High Definition Dailies Transfers Technicolor Creative Services Hollywood Dailies Colorist Peter Ritter Project Manager Mike Munson Digital Intermediate and Opticals by Technicolor Digital Intermediates A Technicolor Company Digital Film Colorist Jeff Smithwick Digital Intermediate Producer Carl Moore Digital Intermediate Editor Mark Sahagun Imaging Technicians Floyd Burks John Herndon Jonathan Mecenas Todd Mitchell Scott Osborn Doug Richardson Digital Restoration John Kearns LaNelle Mason Erin Nelson Brad Sutton Wilson Tang Vice President of Independent Feature Services Christian Zak Vice President of Production and Operations Tim Belcher Vice President of Imaging Chris Kutcka Vice President of Color Imaging R & D Joshua Pines Scheduling Cynthia Lemus Operations Brandon Torres Data Technicians Andy Chua Ashley Farber Ron Perez Video Technicians Jada Budrick Frank Figueroa Daniel Williams Production Technology Mike Tosti Engineering Richard Alcala Paul Turang Main Title and Travel Sequence Design by yU+co
Supervisor Mike Uguccioni Digital Compositors Jamie Baxter Trinh Baxter Roger Mocenigo Visual Effects by Pacific Title & Art Studio Visual Effects Supervisor Mark Lasoff Visual Effects Producer Phillip Hoffman Associate Producer Bobby Poirier Visual Effects Coordinator Lisa Markou Compositors Miles Lauridsen Patrick Keenan Maureen Nixon Jim O’Hagan Tom Lamb
Negative Services by Negative People Inc. Color by Technicolor Prints by Technicolor Lab Contact Josh Moore Color Timer Terry Haggar For LIONSGATE Senior Vice President, Production John Sacchi Supervisor of Production Curtis A. Miller Supervisor of Production Rosemary Lara Manager of Production Bree Bailey Production Department Coordinator Ami Cohen Assistant to Mr. Paseornek Lindsey Ramey Assistant to Mr. Sacchi Jina Jones Assistant to Ms. Sloan Ricky Miller Executive Vice President, Business & Legal Affairs Robert Melnik Assistant to Mr. Melnik Megan Hughes Vice President, Business & Legal Affairs Charlyn Adkins Manager of Business & Legal Affairs Bill Jacks Manager of Production Accounting Mark Pedante Credits Coordinator Amanda M. Ellis Co-President, Theatrical Marketing Tim Palen Co-President, Theatrical Marketing Sarah Greenberg Vice President, Assets and Unit Publicity Yon Elvira President of Music Jay Faires General Manager & EVP, Business Affairs Lenny Wohl Senior Coordinator, Music Diana Beas Budget Coordinator Chris Brown Soundtracks & Digital Chris Fagot Music Supervisor Joel C. High for Creative Control Assistant Music Supervisor Rebecca Rienks General Manager Stephanie Kremer Music Coordinator Abby Winnick Music Assistants Celia M. Carter Jason Mittleman Music Editor Johnny Caruso, MPSE Music Technical Consultant D.L. Smith
Orchestrations by Jerry Hey and Aaron Zigman Score Recorded and Mixed by Dennis Sands Additional Recording by Michael Stern Musicians Contracted by Sandy De Crescent and Peter Rotter Music Preparation by Steve Juliani “I Hope You Dance” Performed by Gladys Knight Produced and Arranged by Aaron Zigman and Jerry Hey Mixed by Tommy Vicari Copyright Research Elias Savada, Motion Picture Information Service Camera Equipment Provided by PC & E - Lighting & Grip Grip Equipment Provided by Gentlemen Grips Lighting Equipment Provided by Hollywood Rentals Production Financing Provided by ICB Entertainment Finance A Division of Imperial Capital Bank David Hutkin, Divisional President Vivian Tarn, Senior Associate Insurance Services Provided by Gallagher Entertainment, A Division of Arthur J. Gallagher Risk Management Services Brian Kingman Payroll Service by Entertainment Partners Burbank Completion Guaranty Provided by International Film Guarantors, Inc. Michael Levine Lieve Jansen Michael Harker “Petite Quartet” Written by Jay Weigel Performed by Hannah Kim, Ila Rondo, Dimitri Vycho & Kate Withrow Published by Floating City Press (BMI) Courtesy of Floating City Music, Inc. "Funk It Up” Written by Jay Weigel Performed by Bucktown Stompers Published by Melpomene Music (BMI) Courtesy of Carondelet Music Group
Written by Jim Tullio & Jim Weider Performed by Mavis Staples Published by Tools Music (BMI), Moon Haw Music (ASCAP) & Staples Music (BMI) Courtesy of Alligator Records
Written by Tanya Blount, Robert E. Burwell, Jr., Cliff Jones, Erica Jones & Dave “Dave Boy” Lindsey Performed by Tanya Blount Published by Tan Wan Publishing (ASCAP), REB II Entertainment, Inc. (BMI), Ray Lou Publishing (BMI), Cake Music (SESAC), & The Lindsey Group (ASCAP) Courtesy of Soul World Entertainment “Heal Yourself” Written by Ruthie Foster Performed by Ruthie Foster Published by Buckpony Publishing (BMI) Courtesy of Blue Corn By Arrangement with Sugaroo! “Jesus Loves Me (Traditional)” Arranged by Ronnie Garrett Performed by Crissy Collins Published by MY TY PE Music Publishing (BMI) Courtesy of Tyler Perry Studios
Written by Dayna Caddell Performed by Dayna Caddell Published by BRENDA’S BABY MUSIC (ASCAP) & gnidybab music (BMI) Courtesy of 40 Entertainment
Written by “Papa” Charlie Jackson Performed by Preservation Hall Jazz Band Published by Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc. (ASCAP) Courtesy of Preservation Hall Recordings/North Star Media
Arranged by Jay Weigel Performed by Quartet All-Stars Published by Melpomene Music (BMI) Courtesy of Carondelet Music Group
Arranged by Jay Weigel Performed by Quartet All-Stars Published by Melpomene Music (BMI) Courtesy of Carondelet Music Group
Written by Dan Tyler Performed by Candi Staton Published by Mota Music (ASCAP) c/o Intuit Music Group Courtesy of Honest Jon’s Records
Written by Scott Hobart Performed by Rex Hobart & The Misery Boys Published by Ten Eleven Music (ASCAP) Courtesy of Bloodshot Records By Arrangement with DePugh Music “Blue Nitrous” Written and Arranged by Andy Farber Performed by Brent Runnels Band Published by Syd-Ben Music (ASCAP) Courtesy of Tyler Perry Studios
Written by Scott Hobart Performed by Rex Hobart & The Misery Boys Published by Ten Eleven Music (ASCAP) Courtesy of Bloodshot Records By Arrangement with DePugh Music “Wade in the Water (Traditional)” Arranged by Tyler Perry Published by MY TY PE Music Publishing (BMI) Courtesy of Tyler Perry Studios “I Hope You Dance” Written by Mark D. Sanders & Tia Sillers Performed by Lee Ann Womack Published by Universal Music Corp. on behalf of itself and Soda Creek Songs (ASCAP) & Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC on behalf of itself and Choice is Tragic Music (BMI) Courtesy of MCA Nashville Under License from Universal Music Enterprises
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Written by Mark D. Sanders & Tia Sillers Performed by Gladys Knight Published by Universal Music Corp. on behalf of itself and Soda Creek Songs (ASCAP) & Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC on behalf of itself and Choice is Tragic Music (BMI) Courtesy of Tyler Perry Studios Special Thanks THE GEORGIA FILM, MUSIC & DIGITAL ENTERTAINMENT OFFICE, A DIVISION OF THE GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
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