Saw III - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Saw III"
Saw III (2006)
Timing:
1:48 (108 min)
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Executive Producer
Daniel J. Heffner
Executive Producer
Stacey Testro
Executive Producer
Peter Block
Executive Producer
Jason Constantine
Executive Producer
Casting
Stephanie Gorin
Casting
Editor
Art Direction
Anthony Ianni
Art Direction
Costume Design
Alex Kavanagh
Costume Design
Production Design
Stunt Coordinator
Second Unit Director
Set Decoration
Liesl Deslauriers
Set Decoration
Key Makeup Artist
Sarah Fairbairn
Key Makeup Artist
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Andrew Tay
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Keith Elliott
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Mark Zsifkovits
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Original Music Composer
Co-Producer
Greg Copeland
Co-Producer
Associate Producer
Troy Begnaud
Associate Producer
Stunt Double
Bryan Renfro
Stunt Double
Cotton Mather
Stunt Double
Director of Photography
David A. Armstrong
Director of Photography
Camera Operator
Brian Gedge
Camera Operator
David Perkins
Camera Operator
Sound Effects Editor
Tom Bjelic
Sound Effects Editor
Visual Effects Supervisor
Jon Campfens
Visual Effects Supervisor
Supervising Sound Editor
Mark Gingras
Supervising Sound Editor
John Douglas Smith
Supervising Sound Editor
Script Supervisor
Lisa Burling
Script Supervisor
Electrician
Paul Dias
Electrician
Robert Dias
Electrician
Special Effects Coordinator
Tim Good
Special Effects Coordinator
Still Photographer
Steve Wilkie
Still Photographer
Visual Effects Producer
Peter Denomme
Visual Effects Producer
First Assistant Director
Elizabeth Scherberger
First Assistant Director
Assistant Costume Designer
Stephanie Lees
Assistant Costume Designer
Production Manager
Greg Copeland
Production Manager
Boom Operator
Jason Hopfner
Boom Operator
Screenplay
First Assistant Editor
Diane Brunjes
First Assistant Editor
Construction Coordinator
Ron Lightfoot
Construction Coordinator
Dialogue Editor
John Laing
Dialogue Editor
Allan Fung
Dialogue Editor
Key Grip
Christopher J. Toudy
Key Grip
Yuri Sandler
Key Grip
Dolly Grip
Craig Stewart
Dolly Grip
Key Hair Stylist
Stephanie Ingram
Key Hair Stylist
Story
Characters
Music Supervisor
Jonathan McHugh
Music Supervisor
Jonathan Platt
Music Supervisor
Jonathan Scott Miller
Music Supervisor
Gaffer
Ramesh Yogendran
Gaffer
Ira Cohen
Gaffer
Prosthetic Makeup Artist
François Dagenais
Prosthetic Makeup Artist
Music Editor
Paul Intson
Music Editor
Costume Coordinator
Les Handrahan
Costume Coordinator
Techno Crane Operator
John Stubbings
Techno Crane Operator
Digital Intermediate
Nick Iannelli
Digital Intermediate
Chris Wallace
Digital Intermediate
Motassem Younes
Digital Intermediate
Foley
Steve Baine
Foley
Best Boy Electrician
John Couto
Best Boy Electrician
Original Film Writer
What's left behind the scenes
- Lee Wannell wrote the film's screenplay in one week.
- The screenplay is based on a plot by James Wan (one of the screenwriters and director of 'Saw' (2004)).
- The producers of the film borrowed the toilet set from the creators of 'Scary Movie 4' (2006). The reason is that these sets exactly replicated the sets from 'Saw' (2004) and 'Saw II' (2005).
- It was originally intended that Donnie Wahlberg reprise his role as Detective Eric Matthews. The character was supposed to appear in flashbacks, but Wahlberg left the project before filming began due to creative differences.
- According to Darren Bousman, many plot points were borrowed from posts on the forum www.houseofjigsaw.com.
- The film is dedicated to the memory of Gregg Hoffman, the producer of the first two films, who passed away in December 2005.
- In 2006, the film was included in the list of works prohibited from distribution in the Republic of Belarus by resolution of the State Registration Committee No. 331.
- The film was re-edited seven times to obtain an R rating.
- Corbett is named after Lee Wanell Corbett's friend, Tak.
- Initially, the trap Kerry was placed in was designed to tear off her limbs, but later this trap was modified.
- Originally, a police officer was planned to be the victim for the freezer. When the decision was made to put Denika in the freezer, she was initially supposed to be wearing a t-shirt and underwear.
- Several versions of the scene where Jeff kills John were filmed. The only difference between the scenes is the weapon he uses to take his revenge.
- When Dr. Lynn examines a child with a pneumothorax and drainage, the nurse exclaims that the patient's condition is improving. However, at that moment the monitor shows ventricular fibrillation (VF) and severe arrhythmia, which is fatal if not immediately corrected with electricity. Then the monitor suddenly shows a stable heart rhythm. Such a situation is practically impossible to see in clinical practice.
- Despite Jeff and the Judge being in a tank with a liquid mass of chopped pigs, they remained clean and dry throughout the film.
- When the Constructor pulls out the tape recorder at the end of the film, his thumb is on the top cover, away from the play button. Nevertheless, a distinct click (as if the button has been pressed) is heard, and the tape starts to spin, even though the button hasn't been pressed.
- When Dr. Lynn Denlon prepares for the Constructor's operation, her hair is sometimes tied back and sometimes loose.
- When Lynn operates on John, she opens the top layer of skin down to the skull and clamps some parts of it. Then, after she asks Amanda to fill a syringe with alcohol and wipes blood from the operating area, the clamps are gone. In the next shot, when the alcohol is sprayed, they reappear.
- When Jeff shoots Amanda in the neck, she falls to the floor near a white cabinet. As the scene continues, the cabinet is sometimes splattered with her blood and sometimes completely clean.
- In "Angels" trap, Kerry dips her hand into acid and severely burns it, however, in all subsequent scenes, there are no burns on her hand.
- At the 4-minute mark, Matthews takes off his sock to amputate his leg. Shortly after, the sock reappears on his leg, and when he decides to break his foot, the sock disappears.
- At the 14-minute mark of the film, a key dissolves in a jar of acid next to Carrie. Throughout this scene, the intensity of the gas bubbles produced by the chemical reaction changes, disappears altogether, or reappears with each shot change.
- At the 17th minute of the film, the acid in the jar becomes colored with Kerry's blood, and the degree of coloration changes with each frame change during this scene. After the trap is triggered, the liquid in the jar is clear again.
- At the 29th minute of the film, Amanda cocks the hammers on a collar with shotgun shells worn by Lynn. It can be noticed that the collar poses no danger, as all the cartridges have damaged primers.
- At the 31st minute of the film, Jeff kicks out two planks of a box with his foot, but in the next frame, it can be seen from the outside that he has only kicked out one plank.
- At the 50th minute of the film, Lynn approaches a light-colored mannequin head with a snare trap attached to it. When Lynn reaches out to the head, it appears dark, and in the next frame change, the head becomes light again.
- At the 79th minute of the film, Amanda tries to find Adam in the dark. When she illuminates him with a flashlight beam, it can be noticed for a moment that his legs are not chained.
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