Toy Story 4 - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Toy Story 4"
Toy Story 4 (2019)
Timing:
1:40 (100 min)
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Jonas Rivera
Producer
Mark Nielsen
Producer
Galyn Susman
Producer
Executive Producer
Casting
Kevin Reher
Casting
Natalie Lyon
Casting
Editor
Axel Geddes
Editor
Production Design
Bob Pauley
Production Design
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Nathan Nance
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Original Music Composer
Associate Producer
Rosana Sullivan
Associate Producer
Director of Photography
Jean-Claude Kalache
Director of Photography
Patrick Lin
Director of Photography
Sound Effects Editor
Qianbaihui Yang
Sound Effects Editor
Jonathon Stevens
Sound Effects Editor
Supervising Sound Editor
Coya Elliott
Supervising Sound Editor
Ren Klyce
Supervising Sound Editor
Script Supervisor
Rachel Slansky
Script Supervisor
Animation Supervisor
Scott Clark
Animation Supervisor
Robert H. Russ
Animation Supervisor
Animation
Steven Clay Hunter
Animation
Stewart Beaulieu
Animation
Production Manager
Kim Collins
Production Manager
Robert Tachoires
Production Manager
Screenplay
Stephany Folsom
Screenplay
Set Designer
Simon Baek
Set Designer
Additional Editor
Foley Artist
Shelley Roden
Foley Artist
Sound Designer
Ren Klyce
Sound Designer
Foley Editor
James Spencer
Foley Editor
Foley Supervisor
Thom Brennan
Foley Supervisor
Foley Mixer
Scott Curtis
Foley Mixer
Songs
Storyboard Artist
Michael Yates
Storyboard Artist
Other
Sajan Skaria
Other
In Memory Of
Adam Burke
In Memory Of
Conductor
Post Production Supervisor
Jeremy Slome
Post Production Supervisor
Effects Supervisor
Gary Bruins
Effects Supervisor
Lighting Supervisor
Jesse Hollander
Lighting Supervisor
ADR Supervisor
Cheryl Nardi
ADR Supervisor
Kimberly Patrick
ADR Supervisor
Original Story
Martin Hynes
Original Story
Will McCormack
Original Story
Valerie LaPointe
Original Story
Stephany Folsom
Original Story
Sound Editor
Qianbaihui Yang
Sound Editor
Set Supervisor
Thomas Jordan
Set Supervisor
Steve Karski
Set Supervisor
Supervising Technical Director
Bob Moyer
Supervising Technical Director
Robert Moyer
Supervising Technical Director
Story Artist
Carrie Hobson
Story Artist
Development Producer
Denise Ream
Development Producer
Script Coordinator
Elyse D. Meier
Script Coordinator
Story Supervisor
Valerie LaPointe
Story Supervisor
Storyboard Assistant
What's left behind the scenes
- Animators added scratches and scuffs to the toys to show their age.
- Over 10,000 unique items were recreated for the scenes in the antique shop, with the team sourcing prototypes from all over the country. This took more than two years.
- Wilkins’ appearance at Pixar was chosen from around a hundred different options. Ultimately, they selected a fairly simple design using items that could be found in the trash.
- Director Josh Cooley and producers Jonas Rivera and Mark Nielsen held a blind audition to find the voice actor for Duke – they simply played lines of Duke’s dialogue recorded by Canadian voice actors. They didn’t know who voiced which line. When they heard Reeves voicing the character, they immediately stopped the audition, deciding they had found the right person.
- The idea of Gabby Gabby as an unsold toy with a voice problem originated at Pixar even before the *Toy Story* franchise; she was once intended to be used in a never-made sequel to John Lasseter’s *Tin Toy* (1988), but there she would have been an evil plush bear. This character eventually became Lotso, the main antagonist in *Toy Story 3* (Lee Unkrich, 2010).
- The voiceover in the television commercial was performed by Michael Peter Balzary, known as “Flea,” the bassist for the rock band Red Hot Chili Peppers.
- Fleeing the Bensons, the toys run past an old box with the word Pixar on it. This is a vintage graphics computer developed by the company when it was still part of Lucasfilm. This image is used as a logo in some of Pixar's older shorts.
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