Cats & Dogs - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Cats & Dogs"
Cats & Dogs (2001)
Timing:
1:27 (87 min)
5.392/10
1752
1752
6.021/10
40865
40865
5.2/10
65000
65000
Film crew
Director
Producer
Craig Perry
Producer
Warren Zide
Producer
Executive Producer
Editor
Michael A. Stevenson
Editor
Rick Finney
Editor
Costume Design
Tish Monaghan
Costume Design
Stunts
Corry Glass
Stunts
Ron James
Stunts
David Mylrea
Stunts
Kristene Kenward
Stunts
Jovan Nenadic
Stunts
Lori Stewart
Stunts
Fred Perron
Stunts
Greg Schlosser
Stunts
Brad Loree
Stunts
John Wardlow
Stunts
Rene Van Hullebush
Stunts
Production Design
Stunt Coordinator
J.J. Makaro
Stunt Coordinator
Boone Narr
Stunt Coordinator
Stunt Driver
Gerald Paetz
Stunt Driver
Original Music Composer
Director of Photography
Julio Macat
Director of Photography
Visual Effects Supervisor
Craig Barron
Visual Effects Supervisor
Bill Westenhofer
Visual Effects Supervisor
Supervising Dialogue Editor
Animation
Eric Oliver
Animation
Screenplay
First Assistant Editor
Jason Tucker
First Assistant Editor
Gaffer
Andrew W. Davidson
Gaffer
Digital Compositor
John Slattery
Digital Compositor
Modeling
Tex Kadonaga
Modeling
Storyboard
Bob Camp
Storyboard
What's left behind the scenes
- A significant portion of the nighttime scenes were filmed during the day because dogs generally sleep at night.
- A puppeteer participated in some of the episodes. Occasionally, he appeared in the frame and was subsequently removed using digital technology.
- The animal muzzles were animated by Rhythm & Hues Studios. The company made a name for itself in the production of visual effects and animation. Its specialists were responsible for the animation in Chris Noonan's comedy-drama Babe (1995).
- In the stadium scene, the face of the painting's artist, James D. Bissell, was pasted onto a cardboard security guard in the parking lot.
- A single cat puppet shown in the film cost the production $4,221. Director Lawrence Guterman wanted to make the entire film digitally, but that would have exceeded the approved budget.
- To get the dogs to start licking themselves on command, peanut butter was applied to their fur in the necessary spots.
- Tinkles was modeled after Ernst Stavro Blofeld's cat, the villain from the James Bond 007 franchise, and his organization was based on the SPECTRE organization led by Blofeld.
- The scene in which Sophie revives Mr. Mason by hitting his chest was filmed in reverse.
- In an alternative ending, Sophie takes Tinkles to the vet to be neutered as punishment for his desire to take over the world. The nurse at the veterinary clinic turns out to be a robot. Tinkles manages to escape when his minions seize Sophie. He then laughs evilly. Lou finds out about everything. The scene ends with a shot of Lou and his friends chasing after Tinkles.
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