Tarzan - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Tarzan"
Tarzan (1999)
Timing:
1:28 (88 min)
7.4/10
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7.664/10
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7.3/10
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Bonnie Arnold
Producer
Casting
Mary Hidalgo
Casting
Editor
Gregory Perler
Editor
Art Direction
Original Music Composer
Associate Producer
Christopher Chase
Associate Producer
Visual Effects Supervisor
Peter DeMund
Visual Effects Supervisor
Supervising Sound Editor
Per Hallberg
Supervising Sound Editor
Character Designer
Rick Maki
Character Designer
Animation
Trevor Tamboline
Animation
Randy Sanchez
Animation
Caroline Cruikshank
Animation
Jeff Johnson
Animation
James Baker
Animation
Zoltán Maros
Animation
Jin Kim
Animation
Screenplay
Tab Murphy
Screenplay
Bob Tzudiker
Screenplay
Noni White
Screenplay
Novel
Sound Designer
Peter Michael Sullivan
Sound Designer
Story
Chris Ure
Story
Gaëtan Brizzi
Story
Paul Brizzi
Story
Mark Kennedy
Story
Frank Nissen
Story
Carole Holliday
Story
John Norton
Story
Kevin Harkey
Story
Ed Gombert
Story
Don Dougherty
Story
Mike Surrey
Story
Jeff Snow
Story
Kelly Wightman
Story
John Ramirez
Story
Songs
Production Office Assistant
Andrew Egiziano
Production Office Assistant
Visual Development
Rick Maki
Visual Development
Vocals
Bobbi Page
Vocals
Story Artist
Kelly Wightman
Story Artist
Kevin Harkey
Story Artist
Mark Kennedy
Story Artist
Mike Surrey
Story Artist
Paul Brizzi
Story Artist
John Ramirez
Story Artist
John Norton
Story Artist
Jeff Snow
Story Artist
Gaëtan Brizzi
Story Artist
Frank Nissen
Story Artist
Ed Gombert
Story Artist
Don Dougherty
Story Artist
Chris Ure
Story Artist
Carole Holliday
Story Artist
Supervising Animator
Jay Jackson
Supervising Animator
Layout
Chung Sup Yoon
Layout
James P. Alles
Layout
Story Supervisor
Brian Pimental
Story Supervisor
Lyricist
What's left behind the scenes
- When working on Tarzan's movement in the fog, the animators based it on the movements of professional skateboarder Tony Hawk on a board.
- A specially created computer program called Deep Canvas was used in the making of the cartoon, allowing two-dimensional characters to be inserted into a three-dimensional space.
- Woody Allen was originally cast to voice Tantor the elephant, but DreamWorks Animation SKG CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg convinced him to voice Zed in the animated film *Antz* (1998), which was being worked on at the time.
- Woody Allen was initially approved to voice Tantor the elephant, but DreamWorks Animation SKG CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg convinced him to voice Zed in the animated film "Antz" (1998), which was in production at the time.
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