Jack-Jack Attack - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Jack-Jack Attack"
Jack-Jack Attack (2005)
Timing:
0:5 (5 min)
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Osnat Shurer
Producer
Executive Producer
Writer
Editor
Stephen Schaffer
Editor
Art Direction
Bryn Imagire
Art Direction
Production Supervisor
Doug Nichols
Production Supervisor
Lead Animator
Steven Clay Hunter
Lead Animator
Sound Mixer
Larry Hopkins
Sound Mixer
Animation
Alan Barillaro
Animation
Andrew Gordon
Animation
Tony Fucile
Animation
Thanks
Tony Kaplan
Thanks
Greg Dykstra
Thanks
Assistant Editor
Chris Vallance
Assistant Editor
Renee Steen
Assistant Editor
Story
Bosco Ng
Story
Other
Post Production Supervisor
Paul Cichocki
Post Production Supervisor
Production Assistant
Becky Neiman
Production Assistant
ADR & Dubbing
Morten Folmer Nielsen
ADR & Dubbing
Layout
Mark Sanford
Layout
CG Painter
Laura Phillips
CG Painter
Production Artist
Nelson 'Rey' Bohol
Production Artist
What's left behind the scenes
- Initially, it was intended to be part of the script for one of the films in the 'The Incredibles' franchise. The scene was filmed and made into a short film specifically for DVD release.
- In 'The Incredibles,' Carrie says she's losing to Jack-Jack to Mozart because 'children get smarter from Mozart.'
- When Jack-Jack first appears on screen (he's playing), the Pixar lamp from the short film 'Luxo Jr.' (1986) is shown on the right side of the screen.
- The name Jack-Jack is a reference to the English idiom 'Jack of all trades but master of none,' which translates to 'a master of none.'
- The device Rick uses to erase Carrie’s memory is shown again at the very beginning of 'Incredibles 2.'
- The interrogation scene later appears in the animated film "The Incredibles 2", in an episode where Rick erases Tony's memory.
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