Geri's Game - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Geri's Game"
Geri's Game (1997)
Timing:
0:4 (4 min)
7.634/10
1193
1193
8.031/10
31995
31995
7.8/10
28000
28000
Film crew
Director
Jan Pinkava
Director
Producer
Karen Dufilho-Rosen
Producer
Executive Producer
Writer
Jan Pinkava
Writer
Editor
Jim Kallett
Editor
Animation
Jan Pinkava
Animation
Scott Clark
Animation
Jeff Pratt
Animation
Stephen Barnes
Animation
Michael Berenstein
Animation
Ross Stevenson
Animation
Michael Parks
Animation
Steve Segal
Animation
Doug Sheppeck
Animation
Karyn Metlen
Animation
Valerie Mih
Animation
Michelle Meeker
Animation
Sandra Christiansen
Animation
Bankole Lasekan
Animation
Ben Catmull
Animation
Thanks
Kevin Reher
Thanks
Sound Designer
Dialogue Editor
Dennis Leonard
Dialogue Editor
Lighting Technician
Jean-Claude Kalache
Lighting Technician
Jason Bickerstaff
Lighting Technician
Sculptor
Jerome Ranft
Sculptor
Music
Gus Viseur
Music
Modeling
Jason Bickerstaff
Modeling
Foley
Sandina Bailo-Lape
Foley
What's left behind the scenes
- If you follow the movement of the shadows, you can see that the sun moves from right to left, from which it can be concluded that the park is located in the Southern Hemisphere.
- The film, like many other Pixar shorts, was shown before the animated film 'A Bug's Life' (1998).
- The label on the wooden cigar box into which Jerry put the chess pieces reads 'Pt. Richmond Hand Made Pixar Shorts' – Pixar Studio was located in Richmond, California (Point Richmond) at the time of the film's release.
- Jerry's face is very reminiscent of actor Jonathan Harris, who also voiced Jerry in a cameo in the animated film "Toy Story 2" (1999). The film's author, Jan Pinkava, admitted that the character is based on him, as he imagines himself in old age.
- Jerry also appears in a cameo in the animated film "Toy Story 2" (1999) as a toy repairman who worked on restoring the broken Sheriff Woody. Inside his toolbox, a box with chess pieces can also be found.
- The fallen box of chess pieces disappears from the final shots.
- The film contains a shot where both Jerrys can be seen together – it shows Jerry's hand without glasses against the background of Jerry wearing glasses.
- Jerry's last move with glasses is "redundant" – the queen delivers checkmate to the king who is already in check (i.e., black moves twice in a row). White should have been the one to move according to the rules.
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