Beetlejuice/Credits

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The Geffen Company Presents
A Tim Burton Film
"Beetlejuice"
Starring: Alec Baldwin, Geena Davis, Jeffrey Jones, Catherine O'Hara, Winona Ryder, Sylvia Sidney
Co-Starring: Robert Goulet, Glenn Shadix, Dick Cavett, Annie McEnroe
and Michael Keaton as Beetlejuice
Casting by: Jane Jenkins, C.S.A. and Janet Hirshenson, C.S.A.
Costume Designer: Aggie Guerard Rodgers
Music Composed by: Danny Elfman
Edited by: Jane Kurson
Production Designer: Bo Welch
Director of Photography: Thomas Ackerman
Story by: Michael McDowell and Larry Wilson
Screenplay by: Michael McDowell and Warren Skaaren
Produced by: Michael Bender, Larry Wilson and Richard Hashimoto
Directed by: Tim Burton

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Featuring: Mimmy Bow, Marie Cheatham, Tony Cox, Carmen Filpi, Susan Kellermann, Adelle Lutz, Patrice Martinez
Unit Production Manager: Don Heitzer
First Assistant Director: Bill Scott
Second Assistant Directors: K.C. Colwell, Jerry Fleck
Production Supervisor for Geffen Company: Eric Angelson
Assistant Producer: June Petersen
Executive in Charge of Production: Mark Canton
Poster Artists: John Alvin, Carl Ramsey
Art Director: Tom Duffield
Set Decorator: Catherine Mann
Scenic Artists: Michael D. Costello, Michael Denering
Lead Person: Cheryl Carasik
Illustrator: Jack Jackson
Set Designers: John Warnke, Dick McKenzie
Camera Operator: Doug Knapp
First Assistant Camera: David Parrish
Second Assistant Camera: Patty Harrison
Still Photographer: Jane O'Neal
Production Sound Mixer: David Ronne
Boom Operator: John Schuyler
Cable Operator: Tom Durell
Chief Lighting Technician: Bill Silic
Assistant Chief Lighting Technician: Michael Laws
Lighting Technician: David Love
Key Grip: Ted Rhodes
Best Boy Grip: Mark Pearson
Electrician: Albert Hood
Grip: Patricia Gregory
Model Maker: Scot Broadue
Sculptors: Michael Stuart, Craig Talmy, Steve Wang
Propmaker Foreman: John Villarino
Prop Maker: Michael W. Moore
Property Master: Bill Petrotta
Assistant Property Masters: Gary Kieldrup, Pola Shreiber
Props: Crit Killen
"Topographical Landscape" Miniature Landscape: Allan Johnson
Paint Supervisor: Clyde Zimmerman
Stand-by Painter: Paul Campanella
Greensman: Dan Ondrejro
Costume Supervisors: Linda Henrikson, Chuck Velasco
Wardrobe: Betty Jean Slater
Special Make-Up Effects: Dale Brady, Thomas Floutz, Jon Curtis Price, Matt Rose
Make-Up: Ve Neill, Steve LaPorte
Hair Stylist: Yolanda Toussieng
Set Dresser: Tom Flores
Script Supervisor: Carol Sevilla
Additional Script Supervisor: J. Ellen Evans
Location Manager: Mary Galloway
Stunt Coordinator: Fred Lerner
Choreographer: Chrissy Bocchino
Special Effects Supervisor: Chuck Gaspar
Special Effects: Joe Day, Elmer Hui, William Lee, Tom Mertz, Jeff Wischnak
Production Accountant: Ramonda Dorene Villarrial
Production Coordinator: Luba Dmytryk
Assistant to Mr. Hashimoto: Susan Spencer Robbins
Production Associate: Ralph Meyer
Research: Jane Stewart
Unit Publicist: Steve Newman
Helicopter Pilot: Michael Peavey
Geena Davis' Stand-In: Angela Carbone
Construction Coordinator: Bob Scaife
Transportation Coordinator: Don Newton
Assistant Editor: Louis Benioff
Executive in Charge of Casting for Geffen/Warner Bros.: Christian Kaplan, C.S.A.
Casting Assistant: Tory Herald
Casting Associate (UK): Mary Selway
ADR Voice Casting: Barbara Harris, Mickie McGowan
Additional ADR Voice Casting: Louis Elman
Visual Effects Supervisor: Alan Munro
Visual Effects Cameraman: David Stump
Visual Effects Consultant: Rick Heinrichs
Puppet and Prop Fabrication: Marc Tyler
Stop-Motion Camera: Jim Aupperle
Stop-Motion Technician: Mike Smithson
Motion Control Supervisor: Les Bernstein
Creatures and Make-Up Effects: Robert Short
Short Effects Crew
- Production Executive: Barbara Stephans Slifka
- Construction Supervisor: James McGeachy
- Lead Puppet Sculptor: Linda Frobos
- Creature Construction Supervisor: Douglas Turner
- Mechanical Effects Supervisor: Pete Gerard
- Model Shop Supervisor: David Beasley
Visual Effects by: VCE Inc. · Peter Kuran
- Visual Effects Camera Assistant: Chris Woodward
- Optical Effects: Beverly Bernacki, Spencer Gill, Sarah Pasanen, Jo Martin, William Conner
- Miniature Production: James Belohover, Thomas Conti, Rick Kess
- Animation Production: Jammie Friday, Mark Myer
- Coordinator: Jacqueline Zietlow
Miniature Effects Unit
- Miniature Wardrobe Fabricator: Lynette Eklund
- Model Maker: Tom Gleason
- Miniatures: Steve Koch
- Snake Sequence by: Ted Rae
- Staircase Miniature/Ted Rae's Persistence of Vision Studio: Marc Tyler
- Sandworm Sequence by: Doug Beswick
- Barbara/Adam Transformation by: Tim Lawrence
- Barbara/Adam Transformation Assistant: William Forsche
- Model Town Miniature by: Dreamquest
- Delia's Sculptures Designed by: Ed Nunnery
Supervising Sound Editors: Richard Anderson, M.P.S.E., Mark Mangini, M.P.S.E.
Sound Editors: David Stone, M.P.S.E., Warren Hamilton Jr., M.P.S.E., Mark Pappas
Assistant Sound Editor: Gilbert Haimsohn
Special Sound Effects: Alan Howarth
Sound Effects Librarian: Steve Lee
Supervising ADR Editor: Mary Andrews
ADR Editors: Nicholas Korda, Morten Folmer Nielsen
ADR Mixer: Doc Kane
ADR Recordist: Morten Folmer Nielsen
Technical Director of Sound: Donald C. Rogers
Foley Mixer: Mary Jo Lang
Foley Artists: Vanessa Theme Ament, Hilda Hodges, John Roesch
Foley Recordist: Carolyn Tapp
Music Editors: Nancy Fogarty, Bob Badami
Re-Recording Mixers: Gregg Landaker, Steve Maslow, Kevin O'Connell\
Music Supervisor; Jason Bentley
Music Scoring Mixer: Bob Fernandez
Orchestration: Steve Bartek
Orchestra Conducted by: Lionel Newman
Music Performed by: The Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra, The Hollywood Studio Symphony
Music Recording: Evergreen Recording Studios
Music Contracting: DeCresent Music Contracting Services · Sandy DeCresent
Music Preparation: Steven L. Smith
Music Production Services by: The Walt Disney Music Library · Dominic Fidelibus, Booker White, Bob Williams
Score Created and Produced at: Walt Disney Music Studio
Vocal Contractor: Sally Stevens
Musicians: Tom Boyd · Oboe Soloist, Vince De Rosa & James Thatcher · French Horn, George Doering · Instrumental, Tommy Johnson & Jim Self · Tuba, Alan Kaplan · Trombone, Malcolm McNab & Tony Terran · Trumpet, Bryan Pezzone · Piano, Jeff Porcaro & Steve Schaeffer · Percussion, Ethmer Roten, Louise Di Tullio & James Walker · Flute, Randy Waldman · Synthesizer
Post Production Assistant: John Collier Bennett
Negative Cutter: Donah Bassett
Color Timer: Ron Lambert
Title Design by: Pablo Ferro
24 Frame Video Services: Inter Video
Cast (In Order of Appearance):
- Adam - Alec Baldwin
- Barbara - Geena Davis
- Jane Butterfield - Annie McEnroe
- Ernie - Maurice Page
- Old Bill - Hugo Stanger
- Bettlegeuse - Michael Keatow
- Little Jane - Rachel Mittelman
- Della - Catherine O'Hara
- Moving Man #1 - J. Jay Saunders
- Moving Man #2 - Mark Ettlinger
- Charles - Jeffrey Jones
- Lydia - Winona Ryder
- Otho - Glenn Shadix
- Receptionist - Patrice Martinez
- 3 Fingered Typist - Cynthia Daly
- Chair Man - Douglas Turner
- Messenger - Carmen Filpi
- Janitor - Simmy Bow
- Juno - Sylvia Sidney
- Maxie Dean - Robert Goulet
- Bernard - Dick Cavett
- Grace - Susan Kellerman
- Beryl - Adelle Lutz
- Dume Football Player #1 - Gary Jochimsen
- Dume Football Player #2 - Bob Petersen
- Very Dume Football Player - Duane Davis
- Sarah Dean - Marie Cheatham
- Preacher - Tony Cox
- Voice of Preacher - Jack Angel
- Additional Cast (In Alphabetical Order):
- Dancer at Dantes - Christine Bridges
- Afterlife Announcer - Judi M. Durand
- The Hanging Man - Charles Schenider
- Skeleton as Himself
Stunt Players: Fred Waugh, James Lerner, Mike Cassidy, Maria Kelly, Carl Ciarfalio, Noon Orsatti, Di Ann Lerner, Fred Lerner, Shinko Isobe, Cris Thomas Palomino, Pat Puccinelli, Anthony Schmidt, Mary Peters, Beth Nufer
Puppeteers: Fred Spencer, James McGeachy, Kevin Carlson, Mark Bryan Wilson, Van Snowden, Sandy Grinn
Songs
- The following are courtesy of RCA Records and Performed by: Harry Belafonte
  - "Day O"
    - Written by: Lord Burgess and William Attaway
  - "Man Smart, Woman Smarter"
    - Written by: Norman Span
  - "Sweetheart from Venezuela"
    - Written by: Fitzroy Alexander and Bob Gordon
  - "Jump in the Line (Shake, Shake Senora)"
    - Written by: Rafaez Leon and Raymond Bell
    - Soundtrack Available on Waxwork Records
- Additional Songs
  - "I Dream"
    - Written by: Areza Riandra
  - "Marcha funebre, Sonata Piano No. 2"
    - Written by: Frédéric Chopin
  - "The Light Cavalry"
    - Written by: Franz von Suppé
  - "Lohengrin"
    - Written by: Richard Wagner
  - "Regnava nel Silenzio"
  - (from Lucia di Lammermmour)
    - Written by: Gaetano Donizetti and Salvatore Cammarano
Music from the Inspired by Album Available on Geffen/Universal CDs and Tapes
Filmed at the Culver Studios ~ Culver City, California
Camera Cranes and Dollies by Chapman/Leonard Studio Equipment
Lenses and Panaflex® Camera by Panavision®
Color by Technicolor®
Title Design by: Bran Ferren
Dolby Stereo® In Selected Theatres
Approved No. 28914 Motion Picture Association of America
This Picture Made Under the Jurisdiction of I.A.T.S.E.-IA, Affiliated with A.F.L.-C.I.O.
Any unauthorized exhibition, distribution or copying of this film or any part thereof (including soundtrack) is an infringement of the relevent copyright and will subject the infringer to severe civil and criminal penalties.
The story, all names, characters and incidents portrayed in this production are fictitious. No identification with actual persons, places, buildings, and products is intended or should be inferred.
The producers wish to thank the Town of East Corinth, Vermont for their cooperation in filming of the picture.

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