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Klaus - crew, film crew

The entire team, the film crew of the film "Klaus"

Klaus (2019)

Timing: 1:37 (97 min)

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All about film

Video 35

Photo 80

Actors and characters

Film crew

Director

Sergio Pablos

Director

Producer

Sergio Pablos

Producer

Gustavo Ferrada

Producer

Mercedes Gamero

Producer

Marisa Román

Producer

Mikel Lejarza

Producer

Tanguy Olivier

Producer

Micah Dahlberg

Producer

Jinko Gotoh

Producer

Executive Producer

Jinko Gotoh

Executive Producer

Eamonn Butler

Executive Producer

Warren Franklin

Executive Producer

Casting

Matthew Jon Beck

Casting

Micah Dahlberg

Casting

Editor

Pablo García Revert

Editor

Production Design

Szymon Biernacki

Production Design

Marcin Jakubowski

Production Design

Original Music Composer

Alfonso G. Aguilar

Original Music Composer

Character Designer

Torsten Schrank

Character Designer

Daniel Fernandez-Casas

Character Designer

Lead Animator

Victor Ens

Lead Animator

Matt Williames

Lead Animator

Charlie Bonifacio

Lead Animator

Charles Bonifacio

Lead Animator

Sergio Martins

Lead Animator

Slaven Reese

Lead Animator

Alfredo Cassano

Lead Animator

Jochem Van Gool

Lead Animator

Yoshimichi Tamura

Lead Animator

Animation

Yoshimichi Tamura

Animation

Olivier Clert

Animation

Maxime Delalande

Animation

Alex Orrelle

Animation

Jorge A. Capote

Animation

Borja Montoro

Animation

Tom Sales

Animation

James Baxter

Animation

Samuel Cabanac

Animation

Simone Cirillo

Animation

Daniel Thomas Crook

Animation

Clément Girard

Animation

Rapeepat Jewanarom

Animation

Carlos Luzzi

Animation

Sergio Mateo Merino

Animation

Tracy Nowocien

Animation

Toby Schwarz

Animation

Marc Valls Pla

Animation

Giovanni Braggio

Animation

Cécile Carre

Animation

Sandro Cleuzo

Animation

Eve Guastella

Animation

Ole Christian Løken

Animation

Jorge Duran Llanos

Animation

Joseph Meredith

Animation

Daniel O'Sullivan

Animation

Len Simon

Animation

David Vandervoort

Animation

Alvise Zennaro

Animation

Jeremie Becquer

Animation

Andrew Chesworth

Animation

Laura Cobo

Animation

Tony Fucile

Animation

Mael Gourmelen

Animation

Valentin Lucas

Animation

Cristina De Manuel

Animation

Fernando Moro

Animation

Caroline Piochon

Animation

Tugrul Tiryaki

Animation

Alain Vu

Animation

Desi Garrido

Animation

José Mansuy

Animation

Álvaro Morote

Animation

Eduardo Quintana

Animation

Maria Torregosa Domenech

Animation

Pauline Champetier

Animation

Arturo Hernández Correas

Animation

Sergio Molinero Garçia

Animation

Pablo Navarro

Animation

Joshua Schneider

Animation

Mathilde Vachet

Animation

Javier Ferrer

Animation

Carlos Linares-Rivas Rodríguez

Animation

John Pomeroy

Animation

Marcel Tigchelaar

Animation

Paul Williams

Animation

Thanks

Damien de Froberville

Thanks

Matt Brodlie

Thanks

Melissa Cobb

Thanks

Gregg Taylor

Thanks

Paul Cichocki

Thanks

Sunny Park

Thanks

Olivier Mouroux

Thanks

Stephanie Alpert

Thanks

B.J. Crawford

Thanks

Rodrigo Blaas

Thanks

Jorge R. Gutierrez

Thanks

Mark Osborne

Thanks

Paweł Czarzasty

Thanks

Screenplay

Sergio Pablos

Screenplay

Jim Mahoney

Screenplay

Zach Lewis

Screenplay

Dialogue Editor

Carlos Sotolongo

Dialogue Editor

Songs

Zara Larsson

Songs

Storyboard Artist

Taha Neyestani

Storyboard Artist

Co-Director

Carlos Martínez López

Co-Director

In Memory Of

Mary Lescher

In Memory Of

Head of Story

Edgar Martins

Head of Story

Additional Music

Alan Tyler

Additional Music

Original Story

Sergio Pablos

Original Story

What's left behind the scenes

The name of the city, Smirensburg, is based on Smeerenburg (Dutch: Smeerenburg) – a former settlement on Amsterdam Island, founded by Danish and Dutch whalers in 1614.
The cartoon depicts 182 postmen.
The names of the cities depicted on the map in Jasper’s father’s office are based on the names of employees who worked on the cartoon.
Initially, Jasper was conceived as a chimney sweep.
The film was in development for around 10 years.
Neda Margrete Laba, who voiced Margo, lived in Tromsø (in Norway) and did not speak English. The film’s director, Sergio Pablos, personally went to Tromsø and recorded all of the character’s lines, using a translator and mime to explain exactly what was required of the young voice actress.
The first traditionally hand-drawn animated film to use spatial lighting and texture to give it a look similar to 3D projects.
Initially, it was assumed that the Sami would speak English, but this idea was later abandoned, and all the Sami characters in the film speak their native language.
When depicting Smirenshburg, the animators deliberately used many sharp angles and triangles to show how unfriendly and uncomfortable the city itself is. In contrast, Klaus's house and barn are depicted as strong and reliable, just like Klaus himself.
Jason Schwartzman, who voiced Jesper, improvised a lot. According to director Sergio Pablos, no more than 40% of the lines written in the script made it into the final version of the film; Schwartzman came up with all the rest on the spot.

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