Kung Fu Panda - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Kung Fu Panda"
Kung Fu Panda (2008)
Timing:
1:30 (90 min)
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Melissa Cobb
Producer
Executive Producer
Editor
C.K. Horness
Editor
Production Design
Raymond Zibach
Production Design
Original Music Composer
Director of Photography
Yong Duk Jhun
Director of Photography
Visual Effects Supervisor
Markus Manninen
Visual Effects Supervisor
Supervising Sound Editor
Character Designer
Tony Siruno
Character Designer
Sound Mixer
Andy Nelson
Sound Mixer
Anna Behlmer
Sound Mixer
Animation
Simon Otto
Animation
Screenplay
Sound Designer
Story
Ethan Reiff
Story
Cyrus Voris
Story
Post Production Coordinator
Wayne Hellinger
Post Production Coordinator
Head of Story
Animation Director
Color Designer
Claire Williams
Color Designer
Art Department Manager
Pat Sito
Art Department Manager
What's left behind the scenes
- The names of the main characters were chosen from real words in the Chinese language. Shifu means “teacher,” Tai Lung – “great dragon,” and Oogway – “tortoise.”
- Mikhail Galustyan, who voiced Po in the Russian version, was hospitalized with appendicitis while working on the dubbing.
- In the Chinese localization of the film, Master Crane was voiced by Jaden Chan (Jackie Chan's son).
- When Po enters the Jade Hall, he sees the armor of the Flying Rhino Warrior, which is stylistically reminiscent of Iron Man’s armor (the same colors, the same hole in the chest).
- The scene in which Master Shifu “trains” Po in kung fu using dumplings and chopsticks was inspired by a similar scene from the film “Fearless Hyena.”
- During Tai Lung's escape from prison, 5 arrows are fired at him, and 4 stick near him (he immediately "sends" the 5th back), but after a few seconds, 5 arrows are stuck near him again.
- When Po claims he has no special qualities or strengths, unlike each of the Furious Five, he specifically mentions that he doesn't have claws like Tigress. In reality, giant pandas have quite impressive, sharp claws that help them climb trees and defend themselves from enemies.
- Master Shifu's coloration, unlike all other characters, does not correspond to the natural pattern of a red panda – like a giant panda, Shifu has the area around his eyes fully darkened and the rest of his head lightened.
- The scene in which Master Shifu "trains" Po in kung fu techniques using dumplings and chopsticks is inspired by a similar scene from the film "Fearless Hyena."
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