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Jul 25, 1980 Cast Chevy Chase Ty Webb Rodney Dangerfield Al Czervik Bill Murray Carl Spackler, Screenwriter Michael O'Keefe Danny Noonan Ted Knight Judge Smails Sarah Holcomb Maggie O'Hooligan Cindy Morgan Lacey Underall Scott Colomby Tony D'Annunzio Dan Resin Dr. Beeper Henry Wilcoxon Bishop Elaine Aiken Mrs. Noonan Albert Salmi Noonan Ann Ryerson Grace. Caddyshack is a 1980 American sports comedy film directed by Harold Ramis, written by Brian Doyle-Murray, Ramis, and Douglas Kenney, and starring Chevy Chase, Rodney Dangerfield, Ted Knight, Michael O'Keefe, and Bill Murray.Doyle-Murray also has a supporting role. Caddyshack was Ramis' directorial debut and boosted the career of Dangerfield, who was previously known mostly for his stand-up comedy. Support Joe's Diecast Shack by making a donation. $5.00 $10.00 $20.00 $50.00. Per month One Time Only. General Discussions. Forums Topics Posts Last post; Everything Diecast Use this forum to discuss all things Diecast. If you prefer to use a brand specific board, or post on both, that's cool too. If you'd like to discuss a brand that.
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| Caddyshack | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Harold Ramis |
| Produced by | Douglas Kenney |
| Written by | |
| Starring | |
| Music by | Johnny Mandel |
| Cinematography | Stevan Larner |
| Edited by | William C. Carruth |
| Distributed by | Warner Bros. Pictures |
| |
| 98 minutes | |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
| Budget | $6 million |
| Box office | $39.8 million |
Caddyshack is a 1980 American sportscomedy film directed by Harold Ramis, written by Brian Doyle-Murray, Ramis, and Douglas Kenney, and starring Chevy Chase, Rodney Dangerfield, Ted Knight, Michael O'Keefe, and Bill Murray. Doyle-Murray also has a supporting role.
Caddyshack was Ramis' directorial debut and boosted the career of Dangerfield, who was previously known mostly for his stand-up comedy. Grossing nearly $40 million at the domestic box office (the 17th-highest of the year),[1] it was the first of a series of similar comedies. A sequel, Caddyshack II (1988), followed, although only Chase reprised his role and the film was poorly received.
The film has a cult following and was named by ESPN as 'the funniest sports movie ever made.'[2]
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Plot[edit]
Danny Noonan works as a caddie at the upscale Bushwood Country Club in Illinois to earn enough money to go to college. Danny caddies for Ty Webb, a suave and talented golfer and the son of one of Bushwood's co-founders. Danny tries to gain favor with Judge Elihu Smails, the country club's stodgy co-founder and director of the caddie scholarship program, by caddying for him. Meanwhile, Carl Spackler, a somewhat-unhinged groundskeeper, hunts a gopher that is damaging the course. He tries to kill it with a rifle and high-pressure hose, without success.
Al Czervik, a brash and obnoxious nouveau riche golfer, begins appearing at the club. Czervik heckles Smails as he tees off, causing his shot to go badly. Frustrated, Smails throws his putter and injures an elderly woman. Danny takes responsibility for the incident, to gain Smails' favor. Smails encourages him to apply for the caddie scholarship.
At Bushwood's annual Fourth of July banquet, Danny and his girlfriend Maggie work as servers. Czervik continues to irritate Smails and the club members, while Danny becomes attracted to Lacey Underall, Smails' promiscuous niece. Danny wins the Caddy Day golf tournament and the scholarship, earning him an invitation from Smails to attend the christening ceremony for his boat. The boat is sunk at the event after an accident involving Czervik's larger boat. Returning home, Smails discovers Lacey and Danny on a bed at his house. Expecting to be fired or to have the scholarship revoked, Danny is surprised when Smails only demands that he keeps the incident secret.
Unable to bear the continued presence of the ill-mannered Czervik, Smails confronts him and announces that he will never be granted membership. Czervik counters by announcing that he would never consider being a member: he insults the country club and claims to be there merely to evaluate buying it and developing the land into condominiums. After a brief scuffle and exchange of insults, Ty Webb suggests they discuss a resolution over drinks. After Smails demands satisfaction, Czervik proposes a team golf match with Smails and his regular golfing partner Dr. Beeper against Czervik and Webb. Against club rules, they also agree to a $20,000 wager on the match, which quickly doubles to $40,000. That evening, Webb practices for the game against Smails and meets Carl; the two share a bottle of wine and a joint.
The match is held the next day. Word spreads of the stakes involved, and a crowd gathers. During the game, Smails and Beeper take the lead, while Czervik, to his dismay, is 'playing the worst game of his life.' He reacts to Smails' taunts by impulsively doubling the wager to $80,000 per team. When his own ricocheting ball strikes him, Czervik feigns injury in hopes of having the contest declared a draw. Lou, the course official who is acting as an umpire, tells Czervik his team will forfeit unless they find a substitute. When Webb chooses Danny, Smails threatens to revoke his scholarship, but Czervik promises Danny that he will make it 'worth his while' if he wins. Danny chooses to play.
Upon reaching the final hole, the score is tied. Judge Smails scores a birdie. Danny has to complete a difficult putt to win the bet. Czervik again doubles the wager. Danny's putt leaves the ball hanging over the edge of the hole. At that moment, in his latest attempt to kill the gopher, Carl detonates plastic explosives that he has rigged around the golf course. The explosion shakes the ground and causes the ball to drop into the hole, handing Danny, Webb and Czervik victory on the wager. Smails refuses to pay, so Czervik beckons two hulking men to 'help the judge find his checkbook.' As Smails is chased across the course, Czervik leads a wild party at the clubhouse, attended by all of the onlookers at the match. Some distance away, the gopher emerges from underground, unharmed, and dances to the movie's theme song, 'I'm Alright,' amid the smoldering ruins of the golf course.
Cast[edit]
- Chevy Chase as Ty Webb
- Rodney Dangerfield as Al Czervik
- Ted Knight as Judge Elihu Smails
- Michael O'Keefe as Danny Noonan
- Bill Murray as Carl Spackler
- Sarah Holcomb as Maggie O'Hooligan
- Scott Colomby as Tony D'Annunzio
- Cindy Morgan as Lacey Underall
- Dan Resin as Dr. Beeper
- Henry Wilcoxon as Bishop Fred Pickering
- Albert Salmi as Mr. Noonan
- Elaine Aiken as Mrs. Noonan
- John F. Barmon Jr. as Spaulding Smails
- Lois Kibbee as Mrs. Smails
- Brian Doyle-Murray as Lou Loomis
- Jackie Davis as Smoke Porterhouse
- Hamilton Mitchell as Motormouth
Production[edit]
The film was inspired by writer and co-star Brian Doyle-Murray's memories working as a caddie at Indian Hill Club in Winnetka, Illinois. His brothers Bill and John Murray (production assistant and a caddy extra) and director Harold Ramis also had worked as caddies when they were teenagers. Many of the characters in the film were based on characters they had encountered through their various experiences at the club, including a young woman upon whom the character of Maggie is based and the Haverkamps, a doddering old couple, John and Ilma, longtime members of the club, who can barely hit the ball out of their shadows. The scene involving a Baby Ruth candy bar being thrown into the swimming pool was based on a real-life incident at Doyle-Murray's high school.[3][failed verification] The scene in which Al Czervik hits Judge Smails in the genitals with a struck golf ball happened to Ramis on what he said was the second of his two rounds of golf, on a nine-hole public course.[4]
The dinner and dancing scene was filmed at the Boca Raton Hotel and Club in Boca Raton, Florida.[5]
The film was shot over eleven weeks during the autumn of 1979; Hurricane David in early September delayed production. Golf scenes were filmed at the Rolling Hills Golf Club (now the Grande Oaks Golf Club) in Davie, Florida.[6] According to Ramis, Rolling Hills was chosen because the course did not have any palm trees. He wanted the movie to feel that it was in the Midwest, not Florida. The explosions that take place during the climax of the film were reported at the nearby Fort Lauderdale airport by an incoming pilot, who suspected a plane had crashed.[3]
The scene that begins when Ty Webb's golf ball crashes into Carl Spackler's shack was not in the original script. It was added by director Harold Ramis after realizing that two of his biggest stars, Chevy Chase and Bill Murray (who previously did not get along due to a feud dating back to their days on Saturday Night Live, but were at least tolerant and professional towards each other while on set), until then, did not appear in a scene together. The three met for lunch and wrote the scene. This is the only film that Chase and Murray have appeared in together.[7]
Murray improvised much of a 'Cinderella story' scene based on two lines of stage direction. Ramis gave him direction to act as a child. Murray hit flowers with a hoe while fantasizing aloud about winning a major golf tournament.[7] Murray was with the production only six days, and all of his lines were unscripted.[4] Murray was working on Saturday Night Live at the time, and was not intended to have a large role in the movie. However, he was repeatedly recalled from New York to film additional scenes as production continued.[8]
Cindy Morgan said that a massage scene with Chevy Chase was improvised, and her reaction to Chase dousing her back with the massage oil, where she exclaimed 'You're crazy!' was genuine.[9] A scene in which her character dived into the pool was acted by a professional diver. Before the diver took over, she was led to the diving board by the crew and carefully directed up the ladder since she could not wear her contact lenses near the pool and was legally blind without them.[10]
A deal was made with John Dykstra's[7] effects company for visual effects, including lightning, stormy sky effects, flying golf balls and disappearing greens' flags. The gopher was part of the effects package. Dykstra's technicians added hydraulic animation to the puppet, including ear movement, and built the tunnels through which it moved.
The production became infamous for the amount of drug usage which occurred on-set, with supporting actor Peter Berkrot describing cocaine as 'the fuel that kept the film running.'[11]
Reception[edit]
Caddyshack was released on July 25, 1980, in 656 theaters, and grossed $3.1 million during its opening weekend. It went on to make $39,846,344 in North America.[12]
The film was met with underwhelming reviews upon its original 1980 release, with criticism towards the disorganized plot, though Dangerfield and Murray's comic performances were well-received. Roger Ebert gave the film two-and-a-half stars out of four and wrote, 'Caddyshack feels more like a movie that was written rather loosely, so that when shooting began there was freedom—too much freedom—for it to wander off in all directions in search of comic inspiration.'[13]Gene Siskel gave the film three out of four stars, saying it was 'funny about half of the time it tries to be, which is a pretty good average for a comedy.'[14] Dave Kehr, in his review for the Chicago Reader, wrote, 'The first-time director, Harold Ramis, can't hold it together: the picture lurches from style to style (including some ill-placed whimsy with a gopher puppet) and collapses somewhere between sitcom and sketch farce.'[15]Vincent Canby gave it a mixed review in The New York Times, describing it as 'A pleasantly loose-limbed sort of movie with some comic moments, most of them belonging to Mr. Dangerfield.'[16]
Nevertheless, the film has gained a cult following in the years after its release and has been positively reappraised by many film critics.[17] The film holds a 74% approval rating at Rotten Tomatoes, based on 54 (mostly contemporary) reviews, with an average rating of 6.69/10. The website's critical consensus reads: 'Though unabashedly crude and juvenile, Caddyshack nevertheless scores with its classic slapstick, unforgettable characters, and endlessly quotable dialogue.'[18]Christopher Null gave the film four stars out of five in his 2005 review, and wrote, 'They don't make 'em like this anymore … The plot wanders around the golf course and involves a half-dozen elements, but if you simply dig the gopher, the caddy, and the Dangerfield, you're not going to be doing half bad.'[19]
Tiger Woods said[20] that he liked the film, and played Spackler in an American Express commercial based on the film. Many of the film's quotes are part of popular culture.[21]
Ramis noted in the DVD documentary that TV Guide had originally given the film two stars (out of four) when it began showing on cable television in the early 1980s, but over time the rating had gone up to three stars. He himself said he could 'barely watch it. All I see are a bunch of compromises and things that could have been better,' such as the poor swings of everyone, except for O'Keefe.[22]
In 2007, Taylor Trade Publishing released The Book of Caddyshack, an illustrated paperback retrospective of the movie, with cast and crew Q&A interviews. The book was written by Scott Martin.[citation needed]
In April 2018, Flatiron Books published Caddyshack: The Making of a Hollywood Cinderella Story by Chris Nashawaty, detailing the making of the film.[23]
Denmark was the only place outside the United States or Canada where Caddyshack was initially a hit. The distributor had cut 20 minutes to emphasize Bill Murray's role.[24]
Awards and honors[edit]
This film is also second on Bravo's '100 Funniest Movies.'[25]
The film is recognized by American Film Institute in these lists:
- 2000: AFI's 100 Years..100 Laughs – #71[26]
- 2005: AFI's 100 Years..100 Movie Quotes:
- Carl Spackler: 'Cinderella story. Outta nowhere. A former greenskeeper, now, about to become the Masters champion. It looks like a mirac.. It's in the hole! It's in the hole! It's in the hole!' – #92[27]
- 2008: AFI's 10 Top 10:
- #7 Sports Film[28]
Soundtrack[edit]
In anticipation of the movie, the Kenny Loggins single 'I'm Alright' was released nearly three weeks before the movie opened and became a top ten hit the last week of September 1980.[29] CBS Records also issued a soundtrack to Caddyshack later that year. It included ten songs, four of which were performed by Kenny Loggins, including the aforementioned 'I'm Alright.'
Sequel[edit]
There was a sequel, Caddyshack II (1988), which did poorly at the box office.
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Caddyshack restaurants[edit]
On June 7, 2001, Bill Murray, Brian Doyle-Murray and their brothers opened a themed restaurant inspired by the film at the World Golf Village, near St. Augustine, Florida. The restaurant is meant to resemble the fictional Bushwood Country Club, and serves primarily American cuisine. The brothers are all active partners and make occasional appearances at the restaurant. Three more Caddyshack restaurants were opened, in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina; Orlando; and Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida; all are now closed.[30]
Bill Murray and two of his brothers were in attendance when another venue opened in Rosemont, Illinois, in April 2018.[31]
References[edit]
- ^1980 Yearly Box Office Results.Box Office Mojo. Retrieved February 3, 2013.
- ^https://www.espn.com/page2/movies/s/top20/fulllist.html
- ^ ab'''Caddyshack: Reel Life' from 'ESPN.com Page 2''. Espn.go.com. Retrieved March 14, 2012.
- ^ abCaddyshack: The Inside StoryArchived June 10, 2011, at the Wayback Machine, Bio.HD December 13, 2009.
- ^On Location: Caddyshack filming locations.
- ^Grande Oaks Golf Club.
- ^ abcMark Canton, Chevy Chase, Scott Colomby, Hamilton Mitchell, Cindy Morgan, Jon Peters, Harold Ramis, Ann Ryerson (1999). Caddyshack: The 19th Hole, Special Feature (DVD). Warner Bros.
- ^Chris Nashawaty (August 2, 2010). 'Caddyshack'. Sports Illustrated.[dead link]
- ^Caddyshack on IMDb
- ^Hinson, Mark (August 7, 2009). ''Caddyshack' siren joins the fun for film school's 20th'. Tallahassee Democrat. p. 14D. Retrieved November 8, 2013.
- ^Sorokach, Josh (April 18, 2018). ''Caddyshack' Was Fueled By Rampant Cocaine Use, New Book Reveals'. Decider. Retrieved April 20, 2018.
- ^'Caddyshack (1980)'. Box Office Mojo. Retrieved December 22, 2012.
- ^Ebert, Roger (January 1, 1980). 'Caddyshack'. Chicago Sun-Times. Retrieved July 13, 2009.
- ^Siskel, Gene (July 1980). 'Caddyshack'. Chicago Tribune. Retrieved May 16, 2019.
- ^Kehr, Dave. 'Caddyshack'. Chicago Reader. Retrieved July 13, 2009.
- ^Canby, Vincent (July 1980). 'Caddyshack'. The New York Times. Retrieved May 16, 2019.
- ^Tom Hoffarth (February 20, 2007). ''Caddyshack' former hottie in revival mode'. Palm Beach Post. Archived from the original on February 2, 2012. Retrieved February 9, 2012.
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- ^'Tiger Woods Talks..To His Twitter Followers'. Radar Online. November 30, 2010. Retrieved March 14, 2012.
- ^Ben Craw and Dan Abramson (May 30, 2010). 'All The Best 'Caddyshack' Quotes In One Video: Pick Your Favorite!'. The Huffington Post. Retrieved February 9, 2012.
- ^Martin, Brett (July 2009). 'Harold Ramis Gets the Last Laugh'. GQ: 64–67, 124–25. Retrieved June 22, 2009.
Like, it bothers me that nobody except Michael O'Keefe can swing a golf club. A movie about golf with the worst bunch of golf swings you've ever seen! It doesn't bother golfers, though.
- ^Ryan, Patrick (April 24, 2018). ''Caddyshack': 5 wild things we learn about the Bill Murray comedy in new tell-all book'. USA Today. Retrieved September 20, 2019.
- ^Iben Albinus Sabroe (2008). Jeg vil vinde en Oscar (I Want to Win an Oscar).
- ^'Bravo's 100 funniest movies list'. Listsofbests.com. June 2, 2006. Archived from the original on March 2, 2009. Retrieved March 14, 2012.
- ^'AFI's 100 Years..100 Laughs'(PDF). American Film Institute. Retrieved August 20, 2016.
- ^'AFI's 100 Years..100 Movie Quotes'(PDF). American Film Institute. Retrieved August 20, 2016.
- ^'AFI's 10 Top 10: Top 10 Sports'. American Film Institute. Retrieved August 20, 2016.
- ^'Billboard's Hot 100 for the week of 27 Sep 1980'.. Retrieved July 27, 2019.
- ^'Murray Bros. Caddyshack home page'. Murraybroscaddyshack. Archived from the original on November 19, 2012. Retrieved March 14, 2012.
- ^Kindelsperger, Nick (April 17, 2018). 'Bill Murray visits his Caddyshack restaurant in Chicago and doesn't disappoint'. Chicago Tribune. Retrieved April 23, 2018.
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Directed by
| Stuart Hazeldine |
Writing Credits
| John Fusco | .. | (screenplay by) and |
| Andrew Lanham | .. | (screenplay by) & |
| Destin Daniel Cretton | .. | (screenplay by) (as Destin Cretton) |
| William P. Young | .. | (based on the book by) and |
| Wayne Jacobsen | .. | (in collaboration with) and |
| Brad Cummings | .. | (in collaboration with) |
Cast (in credits order) complete, awaiting verification
| Sam Worthington | .. | Mack Phillips | |
| Octavia Spencer | .. | Papa | |
| Tim McGraw | .. | Willie | |
| Radha Mitchell | .. | Nan Phillips | |
| Megan Charpentier | .. | Kate Phillips | |
| Gage Munroe | .. | Josh Phillips | |
| Amélie Eve | .. | Missy Phillips (as Amelie Eve) | |
| Avraham Aviv Alush | .. | Jesus | |
| Sumire | .. | Sarayu | |
| Alice Braga | .. | Sophia | |
| Graham Greene | .. | Male Papa | |
| Ryan Robbins | .. | Emil Ducette | |
| Jordyn Ashley Olson | .. | Emily Ducette | |
| Laura MacKillop | .. | Amber Ducette | |
| Emily Holmes | .. | Vicki Ducette | |
| Derek Hamilton | .. | Mack's Dad | |
| Tanya Hubbard | .. | Mack's Mom | |
| Carson Reaume | .. | Young Mack Phillips | |
| David MacKay | .. | Preacher | |
| Chris Britton | .. | Church Deacon | |
| Lane Edwards | .. | Officer Dalton | |
| Kendall Cross | .. | Special Agent Wikowski | |
| Jay Brazeau | .. | Tony | |
| Greta Makena Gibson | .. | Teenage Girl (as Greta Gibson) | |
| David Longworth | .. | Older Camper | |
| Ty Olsson | .. | 1950s Mack's Grandpa | |
| Nicholas Holmes | .. | 1950s Young Mack's Dad | |
| Leena Manro | .. | Nurse | |
| Kayla Fielding | .. | Ally | |
| Grace Netter | .. | Girl on Bridge | |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Carolyn Adair | .. | Singing Church Lady (uncredited) | |
| Andrew Beha | .. | FBI Agent (uncredited) | |
| Ryan McNeill Bolton | .. | Police Radio (voice) (uncredited) | |
| Colleen Bradford | .. | Revival Attendee (uncredited) | |
| Rob Compton | .. | Murderer (uncredited) | |
| Abie Ekenezar | .. | Hiker (uncredited) | |
| Raul Espericueta | .. | Tourist (uncredited) | |
| P.E. Ingraham | .. | Bridge Tourist (uncredited) | |
| Kathryn Kirkpatrick | .. | Postmaster Annie (uncredited) | |
| Nels Lennarson | .. | Young Biker (uncredited) | |
| Brayden Snow | .. | Meadow Kid (uncredited) | |
| Kayzhia Snow | .. | Meadow Kid (uncredited) | |
| John Specogna | .. | Anti social biker (uncredited) | |
Produced by
| Brad Cummings | .. | producer |
| Mike Drake | .. | executive producer |
| Qiuyun Long | .. | executive producer |
| Gil Netter | .. | producer |
| Lani Netter | .. | co-producer (as Lani Armstrong Netter) |
| Bo Shen | .. | associate co-producer |
| Arthur Spector | .. | associate producer |
| William Steinkamp | .. | co-producer |
| Shixing Zhou | .. | associate co-producer |
Music by
| Aaron Zigman |
Cinematography by
| Declan Quinn | .. | director of photography |
Film Editing by
| William Steinkamp |
Casting By
| Deborah Aquila |
| Tricia Wood |
Production Design by
| Joseph C. Nemec III | .. | (as Joseph Nemec) |
Art Direction by
| Gwendolyn Margetson |
Set Decoration by
| Tracey A. Doyle | .. | (Tracey Doyle) |
Costume Design by
| Stacy Caballero |
| Karin Nosella |
Makeup Department
| Codey Blair | .. | hair stylist |
| Beth Boxall | .. | key makeup artist |
| Emanuela Daus | .. | makeup artist |
| Renee Dombrosky | .. | key hair stylist |
| Charlene Dunn | .. | hair stylist |
| John L. Healy | .. | makeup artist |
| Davita Marsden | .. | hair: first assistant splinter unit |
| Troy Mitchell | .. | hair stylist: to Mr. McGraw |
| Connie Parker | .. | department head makeup artist |
| Sanna Seppanen | .. | department head hair stylist |
| Brenda Turner | .. | hair stylist |
| Sandy Lindala | .. | prosthetics coordinator (uncredited) |
Production Management
| Bree Bailey | .. | production executive |
| Jennifer Booth | .. | production executive |
| Ami Cohen | .. | supervisor of production |
| Brett Cranford | .. | unit production manager: Portland unit |
| Chris Foss | .. | production manager |
| Matthew Janzen | .. | senior vice president: production & development |
| Andy Levine | .. | post-production supervisor (as Andrew Levine) |
| Mark W. McCoy | .. | vice president: Feature Post Production |
| Curtis A. Miller | .. | vice president of production |
| Michael Paseornek | .. | president of production: Motion Picture Group |
| Carl Pedregal | .. | head of post production |
| Donna Sloan | .. | executive in charge of production |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| David Arnold | .. | second assistant director |
| Karin Behrenz | .. | third assistant director |
| Myron Hoffert | .. | first assistant director |
| Keith Jones | .. | second assistant director: Portland unit (as Keith C.A. Jones) |
| David Klohn | .. | first assistant director: splinter unit |
| Scott Kukurudz | .. | third assistant director |
| Eddy Santos | .. | additional second assistant director |
| David Scott Thomson | .. | trainee assistant director |
Art Department
| Andy Amoroso | .. | set dresser |
| Mark Anderson | .. | on-set scenic painter |
| Carl Baird | .. | set painter |
| Dave Barron | .. | carpenter |
| M. Josie Bleurer | .. | head greensperson (as M. Josie Bleuer) |
| Darren Brewer | .. | carpenter |
| Bob Carson | .. | lead set dresser |
| Mike Carter | .. | greensperson (as Michael Carter) |
| Lynda Chapple | .. | props buyer |
| Nicole Chorney | .. | assistant set decorator |
| Dwayne Collins | .. | greensperson |
| Grant Cotterall | .. | carpenter |
| Ron Cummins | .. | greensperson |
| Gordon Deyell | .. | props buyer |
| Malcolm Dunn | .. | art department assistant |
| Aaron Egilsson | .. | carpenter |
| Keith Esch | .. | lead painter |
| Glenn Foerster | .. | head greensperson |
| Terry Foerster | .. | general foreperson |
| Lloyd Griffiths | .. | carpenter |
| David Hadaway | .. | set designer |
| Mark Haddad | .. | lead greensperson |
| Daniel Hardwick | .. | carpenter |
| Doug Hardwick | .. | construction coordinator |
| Salmon Harris | .. | storyboard artist |
| Guy Henriksen | .. | set dresser |
| Glen W. Herlihy | .. | carpenter (as W. Glen Herlihy) |
| Steven Hoffart | .. | set dresser |
| Jan Holmsten | .. | construction buyer |
| Doran Holowachuk | .. | lead labourer |
| Grayson Hosie | .. | set dresser |
| Christopher Hunt | .. | scenic painter |
| Carol Jensen | .. | food stylist |
| Scott Johnson | .. | lead painter |
| Michael Johnston | .. | on-set carpenter |
| Saleem Kafi | .. | greensperson |
| Sayuri Katayama | .. | carpenter |
| Mike Keel | .. | set decoration buyer (as Michael Keel) |
| Michael Aaron Keith | .. | props person / props (as Michael Reid) |
| Todd Keller | .. | on set dresser (as Todd Milan Keller) |
| Aron Koel | .. | lead greensperson |
| Rick Kramer | .. | lead: on-set |
| Ray Lai | .. | illustrator |
| John Lavell | .. | sculptor |
| Anthony Lawson | .. | carpenter |
| Patience Leenstra | .. | greensperson |
| Mike Legrow | .. | carpenter |
| Joseph Leja | .. | maintenance (as J. Joseph Leja) |
| Kim Magee | .. | carpenter |
| Johanna Manders | .. | greensperson |
| Gwendolyn Margetson | .. | art director |
| Cheryl Marion | .. | set designer |
| Steve Martin | .. | carpenter (as Steven Martin) |
| Shawn McArthur | .. | lead greensperson |
| Peter McGregor | .. | carpenter |
| Mike McLeod | .. | general foreperson |
| Sheila Millar | .. | set designer |
| Mark Morgan | .. | set dresser |
| Vladimir Moukhanov | .. | carpenter |
| Shannon Murphy | .. | assistant set decorator |
| Denise Nadredre | .. | props buyer |
| Marie-Josee Nesbit | .. | set dresser |
| Melina Neufeld | .. | art department production assistant / graphic designer |
| Stuart Nicholls | .. | sculptor |
| Marlee Nygard | .. | scenic painter |
| Chris O'Connell | .. | credits artist |
| Shane O'Reilly | .. | lead carpenter |
| John Panozzo | .. | carpenter |
| David Parke | .. | set dresser |
| Valentine Pavuls | .. | property master |
| Dan Petrescu | .. | paint coordinator |
| Mark Prior | .. | set dresser |
| Steve Reintjes | .. | paint foreperson (as Steven Reintjes) |
| Taryn Saunders | .. | greensperson |
| Dwight Schneider | .. | technical fishing advisor |
| Laura Schneider | .. | assistant property master (as Laura Lea Schneider) |
| Glen Schroeder | .. | illustrator |
| Nadine Sekora | .. | art department coordinator |
| Katherine Sharpe | .. | food stylist (as Kathie Sharpe) |
| Joey Silva | .. | carpenter / lead greens person |
| Leland Smithson | .. | plasterer |
| Sandra Smolski | .. | set decoration buyer |
| Tony Soragnese | .. | set dresser |
| Claes St. Cyr | .. | plasterer |
| Jake Stout | .. | carpenter |
| Michelle Sturley | .. | set painter |
| Kester Svendsen | .. | set dresser (as A. Kester Svendsen) |
| Peter Sysoev | .. | scenic artist |
| Joel Turner | .. | greensperson |
| Ron Turner | .. | illustrator |
| Judi Varga | .. | scenic artist (as Judy Varga) |
| Ingrid C.A. Walther | .. | set dresser |
| Richard Wasnock | .. | set dresser |
| Ken Westdorp | .. | construction labourer |
| Sean Whale | .. | set dresser |
| Jordy Wihak | .. | property: truck (as Jordan Wihak) |
| Greg Winter | .. | carpenter (as Gregory Winter) |
| Joyce Woods | .. | scenic artist |
Sound Department
| Eric Batut | .. | production sound mixer |
| Simon Bright | .. | sound assistant |
| Patrick Christensen | .. | adr mixer |
| Miguel Coiz | .. | adr engineer |
| Dean Giammarco | .. | re-recording mixer |
| Samuel R. Green | .. | technical support: adr |
| Geraldo Gutierrez | .. | technical support: adr |
| Patrick Haskill | .. | sound designer (as Pat Haskill) |
| Dave Hibbert | .. | foley engineer (as David Hibbert) |
| Chris Higgins | .. | boom operator |
| Gord Hillier | .. | adr supervisor / dialogue editor |
| Mike Kovac | .. | walla performer |
| Kat Liffiton | .. | studio manager |
| Mark McBryde | .. | adr mixer |
| Maureen Murphy | .. | foley artist |
| Aaron Olson | .. | assistant dialogue editor |
| Bill Sheppard | .. | re-recording mixer |
| Gordon Sproule | .. | adr & walla mixer / studio technician |
| Art Young | .. | sound mixer: behind the scenes |
| Sylvia Zaradic | .. | walla director |
Special Effects by
| Caila Anderson | .. | special effects buyer |
| Paul Benjamin | .. | special effects foreperson |
| Ed Deeth | .. | special effects assistant |
| Joel Fisher | .. | special effects assistant |
| Bleau Fortier | .. | special effects foreperson |
| Ron Kozier | .. | special effects technician |
| Mike Kruper | .. | special effects technician |
| Tony Lazarowich | .. | special effects coordinator |
| Derrick Moennick | .. | special effects assistant |
| Kim Mortensen | .. | special effects best boy |
| Jak Osmond | .. | special effects assistant |
| Paul Pat | .. | special effects assistant |
| Clay Scheirer | .. | special effects snow coordinator (as Clayton Orr) |
| Jeremy Simons | .. | special effects assistant |
| William Storms | .. | special effects assistant |
| Brett Widiner | .. | special effects labourer |
Visual Effects by
| Camil Adell | .. | digital artist: CVD VFX |
| Daniel Auber | .. | concept artist: Rodeo FX |
| Alexandru Banuta | .. | modeling artist: Rodeo FX |
| Guillaume Baratte | .. | cg artist |
| Jake Barousse | .. | compositing: and 2D artist |
| Isaac Barter | .. | digital artist |
| Romain Bayle | .. | digital artist: CVD VFX |
| Maleika Beauchamp | .. | visual effects production assistant: Rodeo FX |
| Alexis Belanger | .. | digital compositor: Rodeo FX |
| Laurent Ben-Mimoun | .. | art director: Rodeo FX |
| Vincent Bergeron | .. | digital compositor: Rodeo FX |
| David Bishop | .. | cg artist |
| Dawid Borkiewicz | .. | cg artist: Rodeo FX |
| Sara Bourque | .. | visual effects coordinator: Rodeo FX |
| Bertrand Breuze | .. | digital compositor: Rodeo FX |
| Daniel Briney | .. | compositing: and 2D artist (as Dan Briney) |
| Lee J. Buckley | .. | technodolly operator (as Lee Buckley) |
| Jasmin Budge | .. | digital artist: CVD VFX |
| Jodie Camilleri | .. | visual effects producer: CVD VFX |
| Thana Cha | .. | rotoscope and paint artist: Rodeo FX |
| Marie Soleil Chabot | .. | rotoscope and paint artist: Rodeo FX |
| Kathy Chasen-Hay | .. | visual effects: senior vice president |
| Mathieu Chouinard | .. | visual effects production assistant: Rodeo FX |
| Catherine Coley | .. | communications: Rodeo FX |
| Jerome Collombier | .. | matchmover: Rodeo FX |
| Samantha Combaluzier | .. | matte painter: Rodeo FX |
| Veronique Comeau | .. | texture artist: Rodeo FX |
| Juliette Compignie | .. | rotoscope artist: Rodeo FX |
| Matt Conway | .. | matte painter: Rodeo FX |
| Chris M. Cooper | .. | compositing: and 2D artist |
| Nathalie Cyr | .. | visual effects coordinator |
| Dominic Daigle | .. | matte painting td: Rodeo FX |
| Vanessa Delarosbil | .. | digital compositor: Rodeo FX |
| Etienne Deshaies | .. | digital compositor: Rodeo FX |
| Ashish Dewan | .. | digital compositor: Rodeo FX |
| Victor DiMichina | .. | production supervisor: Pixel Magic |
| Plamen Dimitrov | .. | cg artist: Rodeo FX |
| Andreane Dodier-Villeneuve | .. | digital compositor: Rodeo FX |
| Dominic Drolet | .. | matchmover: Rodeo FX |
| Joseph Dubé-Arsenault | .. | cg artist |
| Rémi Ducharme | .. | visual effects coordinator: Rodeo FX (as Rémi Ducharme-Moussaoui) |
| Dusty Emerson | .. | compositing: and 2D artist |
| Maxime Entringer | .. | cg artist: Rodeo FX |
| April Hannah Fortin | .. | visual effects coordinator (as April Fortin) |
| Frederic Fortin | .. | cg artist |
| James Fouche | .. | visual effects coordinator: Rodeo FX |
| Josiane Fradette | .. | visual effects producer: Raynault VFX |
| Alan Fregtman | .. | pipeline td: Rodeo FX |
| Jean-Francois Gagne | .. | digital compositor: Rodeo FX |
| Emilie Gagnon | .. | rotoscope and paint artist: Rodeo FX |
| Geneviève Gareau | .. | rotoscope and paint artist: Rodeo FX |
| Gabriele Gennaro | .. | cg artist: Rodeo FX |
| Jade Ghali-Lachapelle | .. | visual effects production assistant: Rodeo FX |
| Rocco Gioffre | .. | matte painter: Rodeo FX |
| Ève Giordani | .. | visual effects production assistant: Rodeo FX |
| Mathieu Godin | .. | matchmover: Rodeo FX |
| Elias Gonzalez | .. | matte painter: Rodeo FX |
| Nancy Gonzalez | .. | rotoscope and paint artist: Rodeo FX |
| Olivier Goulet | .. | matte painting td: Rodeo FX |
| Blane Granstaff | .. | compositing: and 2D artist |
| Jonathan Grégoire | .. | cg artist |
| Éric Hamel | .. | art director: Rodeo FX |
| Karl Herrmann | .. | visual effects director of photography |
| Robert Hubbard | .. | digital compositor: Rodeo FX |
| Neil Impey | .. | visual effects production manager |
| Sébastien Jacob | .. | digital compositor: Rodeo FX |
| Samuel Jacques | .. | cg artist |
| Simon Jacques | .. | digital compositor |
| Evan Clarke James | .. | compositing: and 2D artist (as Evan James) |
| Erik T. Jensen | .. | digital artist: CVD VFX |
| Bruno-Pierre Jobin | .. | digital compositor |
| Étienne Jubinville | .. | matchmove artist: Rodeo FX |
| Stéphane Keller | .. | matte painter: Rodeo FX |
| Julie Kubbillun | .. | visual effects project manager: Rodeo FX |
| Melanie La Rue | .. | visual effects producer: Rodeo FX |
| Charles Labbé | .. | digital compositor: Rodeo FX |
| Jonathan Laborde | .. | cg artist: Rodeo FX |
| Karl Alexandre Lamarre-Parent | .. | rotoscope and paint artist: Rodeo FX / visual effects production assistant: Rodeo FX |
| Olivier Lambert-Rouillard | .. | shading artist: Rodeo FX |
| Nancy Lamontagne | .. | visual effects production manager: Rodeo FX |
| Andréanne Lamoureux | .. | rotoscope and paint artist: Rodeo FX |
| Kevin Landry | .. | matchmove artist: Rodeo FX |
| Richard H. Landry | .. | compositing: and 2D artist |
| Isabelle Langlois | .. | vp production: Rodeo FX |
| Philippe Langlois | .. | lead matte painter: MELS |
| Donna Langston | .. | visual effects producer: Rodeo FX |
| Nicolas Laprise Pellicelli | .. | digital compositor: Rodeo FX |
| Dave Larivière | .. | cg artist: Rodeo FX |
| Etienne Laroche | .. | cg artist |
| Martin Larrivée | .. | visual effects supervisor: Rodeo FX |
| François Le Bastard | .. | digital compositor: Rodeo FX |
| Marc-Antoine Lemerise | .. | cg artist: Rodeo FX |
| Edy Susanto Lim | .. | cg artist (as Edy Susanto) |
| Jolanie Lincourt | .. | animator: Rodeo FX |
| Wassila Lmouaci | .. | visual effects project manager: Rodeo FX |
| Siobhan Lo | .. | digital compositor: Rodeo FX |
| Giles Longman | .. | digital artist: CVD VFX |
| Renaud Madeline | .. | digital compositor: Rodeo FX |
| Stephane Mailet | .. | matchmover: Rodeo FX (as Stephane Maillet) |
| Jean-Philippe Marchand | .. | matte painting td / matte painting td: Rodeo FX |
| Amelie Marcoux | .. | visual effects coordinator: Rodeo FX |
| Gabriel Martin | .. | cg artist |
| Olivier Martin | .. | concept artist: Rodeo FX |
| Ashley Mason | .. | digital artist: CVD VFX |
| Warren Mazutinec | .. | visual effects editor (as Rev. Warren Mazutinec) |
| Ray McIntyre Jr. | .. | visual effects supervisor and producer |
| David McKay | .. | matchmover: Rodeo FX |
| Josh McLaughlin | .. | digital artist: CVD VFX |
| Simon Mercier | .. | matte painting td: Rodeo FX |
| Dominique Moisan | .. | cg artist: Rodeo FX |
| Sébastien Moreau | .. | visual effects executive producer: Rodeo FX |
| Stéphanie Morin | .. | matte painter |
| Jean-Francois Morissette | .. | matchmover: Rodeo FX |
| Alexandre Ménard | .. | cg supervisor / cg supervisor: Rodeo FX |
| David Bishop Noriega | .. | lighting artist: Rodeo FX |
| Béatrice Palin | .. | rotoscope and paint artist: Rodeo FX |
| Xenia Pirojenko | .. | digital compositor: Rodeo FX |
| François Poirier | .. | visual effects editor: Rodeo FX |
| Etienne Poulin St-Laurent | .. | matchmove supervisor: Rodeo FX |
| Mathieu Raynault | .. | visual effects art director: and supervisor |
| Amélie Rey | .. | compositing artist |
| Dominique Richer | .. | rotoscope and paint artist: Rodeo FX |
| David Ridlen | .. | artist: 3D |
| Pascal Rigaud | .. | visual effects editor: Rodeo FX |
| Jean-Pierre Riverin | .. | matte painting artist |
| Christophe Robert | .. | cg artist: Rodeo FX |
| Fenner Rockliffe | .. | digital artist: CVD VFX |
| Calvin Romeyn | .. | compositing supervisor: CVD VFX |
| Marc-André Roy | .. | visual effects production assistant: Rodeo FX |
| Rosi Ruiz | .. | digital compositor: Rodeo FX |
| Ray Scalice | .. | executive producer: Pixel Magic |
| Frederic Schmidt | .. | lighting artist: Rodeo FX |
| Noah E. Schneider | .. | digital artist |
| D.J. Shea | .. | compositing: and 2D artist |
| Jonathan S. Smith | .. | digital artist: CVD VFX (as Jonathan Smith) |
| Jordan Soles | .. | visual effects executive producer: Rodeo FX |
| Jeremy St-Amant | .. | matchmove artist: Rodeo FX / rotoscope artist: Rodeo FX |
| Sebastien Tafani | .. | cg artist / fx artist: Rodeo FX |
| Mason A. Taylor | .. | visual effects artist: Exceptional Minds |
| Julie Therrien | .. | digital compositor: Rodeo FX |
| Benoit Touchette | .. | head of visual effects: mels studios |
| Patrick Trahan | .. | compositing: and 2D artist |
| Mai-Anh Tran | .. | matte painter/concept artist: Rodeo FX |
| Cedric Tremblay | .. | digital compositor: Rodeo FX |
| Jocelyn Tremblay | .. | digital compositor: Rodeo FX |
| Marjolaine Tremblay | .. | visual effects supervisor: Rodeo FX |
| Felix Vallieres | .. | digital compositor: Rodeo FX |
| Chris Van Dyck | .. | visual effects supervisor: CVD VFX |
| Matthieu Veillette | .. | concept artist: Rodeo FX / matte painter: Rodeo FX |
| Jean-Philippe Voyer | .. | matchmove artist: Rodeo FX |
| Zhi Wan | .. | matte painter: Rodeo FX |
| Hui-wen Wu | .. | digital compositor: Rodeo FX |
Stunts
| Ed Anders | .. | assistant stunt coordinator |
| Scott J. Ateah | .. | stunt policeman |
| Loyd Bateman | .. | stunt double: Mack |
| Krista Bell | .. | stunt double: Kate |
| Bill Ferguson | .. | stunt: 18-wheeler |
| Geoff Grognet | .. | safety diver |
| Braden Haggerty | .. | safety diver |
| Cameron Hilts | .. | stunt double: Josh (as Cam Hilts) |
| Jeff Hotte | .. | dive supervisor |
| Devin Marshall | .. | safety diver |
| Patrick Moore | .. | safety diver |
| Dan Redford | .. | stunt policeman |
| Dan Rizzuto | .. | weapons trainer |
| Ty Trand | .. | stunt rigger |
| Angela Uyeda | .. | stunt double: Sarayu |
| Brennan Walstrom | .. | stunt double: Mack |
| Kye Walstrom | .. | stunt policeman |
| Owen Walstrom | .. | stunt coordinator |
Camera and Electrical Department
Cast Of The Shack 2017
| Jamie Abbott | .. | rigging grip |
| Dusty Anderson | .. | gaffer: splinter unit (as Dustin Anderson) |
| Stephen Arnott | .. | underwater key grip |
| Chris Bedyk | .. | documentary camera operator |
| Jason Bennett | .. | grip |
| Brett Bird | .. | best boy electric |
| Dane Bjerno | .. | aerial camera assistant (as Dana Bjorno) |
| Lee J. Buckley | .. | technocrane technician |
| Travis Buffington | .. | best boy grip: Portland unit |
| Craig Bullen | .. | rigging grip |
| Adam Bunz | .. | rigging grip |
| Chase Canning | .. | technocrane technician |
| Jonathan Chapman | .. | rigging lamp operator |
| Tom Chen | .. | video assist assistant |
| Andrey Chimkovitch | .. | grip |
| Louis Choquette | .. | rigging grip |
| Sasha Chrosciewicz | .. | technocrane technician |
| Philip Coleman | .. | technocrane technician |
| George Collins | .. | video assist |
| Lyle Contaoe | .. | technocrane technician |
| Cary Cooper | .. | scorpio head technician |
| Edward Cornell | .. | rigging grip |
| Scott Cozens | .. | second assistant a camera |
| Bobby Cuffe | .. | grip |
| Drew David | .. | b dolly grip |
| Ken Decker | .. | generator operator |
| John Dekker | .. | gaffer |
| Herb DeWaal | .. | rigging grip / underwater key grip |
| Geoff Doran | .. | pilot: picture helicopter |
| Mike Dubé | .. | rigging gaffer |
| Greg Farmer | .. | technocrane technician (as Greg Farmer) |
| Antonio Figeroux | .. | generator operator |
| Caragh Fitzsimmons | .. | first assistant camera: c camera |
| Bill Flanagan | .. | grip |
| Bryan Fletchall | .. | remote head technician |
| Darryl Foulds | .. | technocrane technician |
| Fred Fraser | .. | grip |
| Ryan Fritz | .. | key grip: Portland unit |
| Ian Gariepy | .. | rigging grip |
| Steve Gray | .. | pilot: picture helicopter |
| Michael Devin Greenman | .. | digital imaging technician (as Michael Greenman) |
| Cynthia Greer | .. | second assistant b camera |
| Zack Hamm | .. | grip |
| Robert Harvey | .. | lamp operator |
| Russell Hawkes | .. | a dolly grip |
| Karl Herrmann | .. | director of photography: 2nd unit |
| Michel Hudon | .. | lamp operator |
| Kirk Jensen | .. | grip |
| Brian Johnson | .. | splinter unit director of photography |
| Dennis Jones | .. | rigging best boy electric |
| Spiro Karfakis | .. | scorpio head technician |
| W. Scott Keates | .. | scorpio head technician |
| David Kurvers | .. | digital imaging technician |
| Matthew Lane | .. | second assistant a camera |
| Ed Lefebvre | .. | set wireperson |
| Acer Lin | .. | lighting technician |
| Richard Macdonald | .. | lighting technician |
| Kelly Maloney | .. | board operator (as S. Kelly Maloney) |
| Matt Margolis | .. | grip |
| Josh Marr | .. | trainee |
| Wayne McAuley | .. | rigging grip |
| Harold McMaster | .. | rigging grip (as Harold 'Ross' McMaster) |
| James McMurachy | .. | lamp operator |
| Steven Morrison | .. | lamp operator |
| Ted Mosterd | .. | rigging best boy grip |
| Mark Murphy | .. | lamp operator |
| Shane Nasmith | .. | grip |
| Jake Giles Netter | .. | still photographer |
| Barry Newton | .. | first assistant a camera |
| Nigel Andrew Niessen | .. | lamp operator (as Nigel Niessen) |
| Brian O'Neill | .. | rigging grip |
| Jos Oman | .. | first assistant camera: 'a' camera |
| Coby Palfy | .. | lamp operator |
| David Parson | .. | first assistant camera: 'a' camera |
| Paul Parson | .. | grip: Portland unit |
| Peter Parson | .. | second assistant a camera |
| Andrew Pedley | .. | video assist operator (vfx unit) |
| Dean Reca | .. | grip |
| Adam Risner | .. | rigging key grip |
| Colin Robson | .. | best boy grip |
| Jim Salmon | .. | lamp operator |
| Bippen Kumar Sammy | .. | rigging key grip (as Bippin Kumar Sammy) |
| David Savinkoff | .. | leadperson |
| Orhan Saydam | .. | rigging grip |
| Edi Schneider | .. | ground aerial unit: coordinator |
| Ian Seabrook | .. | underwater camera operator |
| Richard Sinclair | .. | first assistant b camera (as Rich Sinclair) |
| Trig Singer | .. | camera operator: 'b' camera |
| John Spencer-Phillips | .. | technocrane technician |
| Gary Stockport | .. | technocrane technician |
| Frederick Thompson | .. | rigging grip |
| John Trapman | .. | aerial camera operator |
| Jim van Dijk | .. | camera operator: 'a' camera / steadicam operator |
| James Walton | .. | video assist |
| Phil Wehrhahn | .. | rigging grip (as Philip Wehrhahn) |
| Mark Weinhaupl | .. | scorpio head technician |
| Kelsey Wheeler | .. | helicopter camera pilot |
| Damien Whippey | .. | rigging grip (as Damien Whippy) |
| William F. White | .. | lighting: cranes & grip equipment provided by |
| Tony Whiteside | .. | key grip |
| Spencer Whitney | .. | lamp operator (as S.R. Whitney) |
| Shayne Zwickel | .. | lamp operator |
| Dylan Zwicker | .. | dolly grip |
Casting Department
| Jessica Aquila Cymerman | .. | casting assistant |
| Sara Brown | .. | extras casting |
| Julia Done | .. | extras casting assistant |
| Candice Elzinga | .. | additional casting |
| Zoë Shatwell | .. | additional casting assistant |
| Martina Smyth | .. | additional casting associate |
| Rachael Taylor | .. | extras casting assistant |
| Audrey Walker | .. | extras casting: oregon |
| Lisa Zagoria | .. | casting associate |
Costume and Wardrobe Department
| Jennifer Brown | .. | assistant costume designer |
| Phuong Chau | .. | breakdown artist |
| Lucas Comstock | .. | background costumer |
| Christine Coutts | .. | costume supervisor |
| Erin da Roza | .. | set costumer |
| Adam DeKeyser | .. | set costumer |
| Yen Do | .. | costumer: los angeles |
| Sandy Dunn | .. | set costumer |
| Karen Durrant | .. | breakdown artist |
| Wendy Foster | .. | seamstress |
| Alison Fraser | .. | assistant costume designer |
| Michelle Hunter | .. | set costumer |
| Nancy Jones | .. | truck costumer |
| Jillian Rose Keenist | .. | costume assistant |
| Brenda Knight | .. | cutter |
| James Knight | .. | background costumer |
| Linda Leduc | .. | prep costumer |
| Nichole Renee Lumpkin | .. | shopper (as Nichole Lumpkin) |
| Kati Hona Metcalfe | .. | set costumer |
| Doanne Kalena Nielsen | .. | buyer / prep costumer (as Doanne K. Nielsen) |
| Jody Leanne Petford | .. | truck costumer |
| Terry Pitts | .. | costume illustrator |
| Danielle White | .. | set suspervisor: splinter unit |
Editorial Department
| Katrina Carrasco | .. | post-production assistant |
| Jay Harada | .. | digital intermediate editor |
| Eric Van Dyn Hoven | .. | post-production assistant |
| Gary Lam | .. | first assistant editor |
| Rhea MacDonald | .. | post-production assistant |
| Michelle Panchuk | .. | project manager (as Michelle Craig) |
| Justin Powell | .. | senior post production coordinator |
| Frank Robinson | .. | colorist |
| Thor Roos | .. | digital intermediate colorist |
| Kimi Rosenthal | .. | post-production coordinator |
| Ariana Young | .. | manager of post production |
| Kevin Fairfax Harwood | .. | data io manager (uncredited) |
Full Cast Of The Shack Movie
Location Management
The Shack 2017
| Zahra Liberté Aldunia | .. | location production assistant |
| Monty Bannister | .. | location manager |
| Rob Bezell | .. | location production assistant |
| Stephanie Bowman | .. | location production assistant |
| Kirstie Campbell | .. | location production assistant |
| Derek Carlson | .. | key location production assistant |
| Andrea Cuevas | .. | location production assistant |
| Vincent Dela Luna | .. | location scout |
| Weyen George | .. | location production assistant |
| James Giddy | .. | locations scout |
| Victoria Goodman | .. | location production assistant |
| David Halifax | .. | location scout |
| Christina Hanson | .. | location production assistant (as Chris Hanson) |
| Jodi Henwood | .. | location production assistant |
| Andrew Hopkins | .. | location production assistant |
| Jacob Horvath | .. | location production assistant |
| Karissa King | .. | location production assistant |
| Machio Lall | .. | location production assistant |
| Regan Lipsett | .. | location production assistant (as T. Regan Lipsett) |
| Paul Lougheed | .. | location scout |
| Sean Meade | .. | assistant location manager |
| Nicky Phillips | .. | location production assistant |
| Josh Pickens | .. | key location production assistant |
| Wayne Price | .. | location production assistant |
| Nohémie Racine | .. | location production assistant |
| Reba Rowe | .. | trainee assistant location manager |
| Montague Rudolph | .. | location production assistant |
| Hannah Skolrood | .. | location production assistant |
| Michael Stask | .. | location production assistant |
| Derek Sutherland | .. | on-set assistant location manager |
| Ross Taheri | .. | location production assistant |
| John Watson | .. | location production assistant (as Jon Watson) |
| Kyle 'Eightball' Weldon | .. | location production assistant (as Kyle Weldon) |
| David Paul Wichert | .. | location manager: Portland unit (as David Wichert) |
| Nigel Williams | .. | key location production assistant |
| Stephen Williams | .. | location production assistant |
| Nick Zurawell | .. | location production assistant |
Music Department
Caddyshack Cast
| Kazimir Boyle | .. | electronic programming by |
| Anastasia Brown | .. | music supervisor |
| Chris Brown | .. | music finance executive |
| Celeste Chada | .. | music consultant |
| John Cooper | .. | musician |
| Korey Cooper | .. | musician |
| Amy Dunning | .. | executive in charge of film music |
| Nick Fevola | .. | supervising music copyist |
| Jeff Gartenbaum | .. | additional engineering |
| Dustin Higgins | .. | additional engineering |
| Samantha Hilscher | .. | music business affairs coordinator |
| Raha Johartchi | .. | music business affairs |
| John Katovsich | .. | film music: vice president |
| Patrick Kirst | .. | electronic programming by |
| Jen Ledger | .. | musician |
| Ernest Lee | .. | additional engineering (as Ernie Lee) |
| Jasper LeMaster | .. | assistant score recording engineer |
| Matt Lilley | .. | music clearance and licensing |
| Serena McKinney | .. | musician: violin |
| Eugene Mishustin | .. | composer: additional music / electronic programming by |
| Seth Morrison | .. | musician |
| The Nashville Scoring Orchestra | .. | music performed by |
| Adam Olmsted | .. | protools operator |
| James F. Regan | .. | music preparation |
| Lilly Reid | .. | music coordinator |
| Dennis S. Sands | .. | recorded and mixed by |
| Paul Shatto | .. | supervising music editor |
| Michael Stern | .. | music recording engineer / recorded and mixed by |
| Ryan Svendsen | .. | manager: film music |
| Steve Tavaglione | .. | electronic programming by |
| Nikki Triplett | .. | music executive |
| Alan Umstead | .. | concertmaster / orchestra contractor |
| Lenny Wohl | .. | general manager: and executive vice president of music business affairs: Lionsgate |
| Aaron Zigman | .. | score conductor |
Transportation Department
| Dilani Andrews | .. | driver |
| David J. Bodnar | .. | special effects driver |
| Steve Borbely | .. | driver: tractor trailer |
| Bob Bowe | .. | truck driver |
| Charlie Brown | .. | driver: tractor trailer |
| Fred Davies | .. | picture car coordinator |
| Bob Dennett | .. | transportation coordinator |
| Rafal Dybowski | .. | picture car coordinator |
| Dennis Eely | .. | water truck driver |
| Michael Elder | .. | driver |
| Bruce Elliott | .. | construction driver |
| Sam Ellsworth | .. | picture cars driver |
| Chris Farmer | .. | special equipment driver |
| Mary Ann Garbias | .. | mini bus driver (as Mary-Ann Gardias) |
| Ron Gavin | .. | truck driver |
| Rocky Goyal | .. | truck driver |
| George Grieve | .. | truck driver |
| Mark Haleston | .. | driver |
| Ray Harder | .. | set decoration driver |
| Mike Heagle | .. | driver: tractor trailer (as Michael Heagle) |
| Jack Hoadley | .. | truck driver |
| Matthew Karchesky | .. | transportation captain: Portland unit |
| Dave Kennedy | .. | transportation captain |
| Don Kennedy | .. | truck driver |
| Terry Kennedy | .. | driver |
| Michelle Koski | .. | truck driver |
| Don Larone | .. | set decoration driver |
| Joseph Lee | .. | driver |
| Larry Macialek | .. | mini bus driver |
| Mike Magner | .. | driver (as Michael Magner) |
| Richard Mansfield | .. | driver |
| Curt Martell | .. | special equipment driver |
| Eric Mayervich | .. | special equipment driver |
| John Mayervich | .. | wardrobe truck driver |
| John Motyer | .. | driver (as John F. Motyer) |
| Jose Campos Oneeglio | .. | driver (as Jose Campos-Oneeglio) |
| Brian Parson | .. | driver |
| Brian Phillips | .. | water truck driver |
| Barrie Poirier | .. | rigging driver |
| Jeff Prepchuk | .. | driver: tractor trailer |
| Wayne Ralph | .. | truck driver |
| Daniel T. Reiter | .. | truck driver (as Daniel Reiter) |
| Kevin Sissons | .. | truck driver |
| Robert Steeves | .. | driver: tractor trailer |
| Miroslaw Syta | .. | transportation co-captain |
| Richard Vanderkuip | .. | special equipment driver |
| Logan Welch | .. | driver: Portland unit |
| Ross Wilkinson | .. | special equipment driver (as Ross 'Grizz' Wilkinson) |
| Geoff Williams | .. | truck driver |
Other crew
| Diana Adams | .. | production accountant |
| Charlyn Adkins | .. | senior vice president: business and legal affairs |
| Len Antonation | .. | assistant chef |
| Jorge Arguello | .. | office production assistant |
| Noelle Armstrong | .. | assistant: to Mr. Friedman |
| Loren Bagelman | .. | watchperson |
| Theresa Balaszi | .. | insurance |
| Javier Baltazar | .. | caterer: breakfast (as Javier Balthazar) |
| David Bennett | .. | completion guaranty |
| John Biondo | .. | executive vice president of business and legal affairs |
| Samantha Bis-Callihoo | .. | tutor |
| Jackie Bissley | .. | unit publicist |
| Andres Gomez Calleja | .. | craft service: Portland unit / first aid: Portland unit |
| Alex J. Campbell | .. | stand-in: Mack |
| Derek Carlson | .. | on set key production assistant |
| Laura Carretti | .. | stand-in: Kate |
| Dawn Caywood | .. | assistant accountant |
| Deborah Chiaramonte | .. | senior vice president: business and legal affairs |
| Linda Chiz | .. | payroll clerk |
| Delaney Cole Borders | .. | assistant: to Mr. Wachsberger |
| Quinn Collinge | .. | stand-in: Josh |
| Rob Compton | .. | stand-in: Josh |
| Jennifer Kristin Cox | .. | assistant to Mr. Melnik: Summit Entertainment |
| Jason Crosby | .. | marine supervisor |
| Jeff Dash | .. | vice president of production: accounting |
| Todd Daulby | .. | stand-in: Josh |
| Danielle DePalma | .. | executive vice president: digital marketing |
| Linda Desormeaux | .. | first aid/craft service: assistant |
| Kyle Doig | .. | deer trainer |
| Dana Dubé | .. | head trainer |
| Michelle Duffie | .. | marketing |
| Mark Dumas | .. | deer trainer |
| Erik Feig | .. | president: motion picture group |
| Shannon Fell | .. | first aid/craft service: assistant |
| Genevieve Fleming | .. | stand-in: Josh |
| Julie Fontaine | .. | executive vice president: worldwide theatrical publicity |
| Rob Friedman | .. | co-chairman: Motion Picture Group |
| John Fu | .. | senior vice president: theatrical marketing |
| Tara Fuhre | .. | craft service / first aid |
| Liya Gao | .. | assistant: to Mr. Janzen |
| Karina Garcia | .. | credits coordinator |
| Dana Gills | .. | assistant: to Mr. Paseornek |
| Chris Goodson | .. | office production assistant |
| Ashley Greyson | .. | marketing |
| Brett Grueter | .. | assistant chef |
| Wescott Guarino | .. | executive vice president of finance |
| Lori Harenburg | .. | attorney: business and legal affairs |
| Liam Hearne | .. | post-production accountant |
| Journey Heaton | .. | assistant: to Ms Chiaramonte & Mr. Strina |
| Patti Henderson | .. | script supervisor |
| Carl Hickerson | .. | office production assistant |
| James J.R. Houston | .. | second assistant production coordinator |
| Kim Howes | .. | security captain |
| Michael Huot | .. | watchperson |
| John Ibbetson | .. | watchperson |
| Sylvia Jang | .. | assistant accountant |
| Bret Jolliffe | .. | assistant: to Mr. Drake |
| Brian M. Kingman | .. | insurance |
| Erica Kolsrud | .. | post production assistant accountant |
| Lea Kovach | .. | stand-in: Nan |
| Ashley Kravitz | .. | rights & clearances |
| Amanda Kruse | .. | assistant: to Mr. Feig |
| Paula Kupfer | .. | senior vice president: worldwide promotions & consumer products |
| Robert Kurzac | .. | watchperson |
| Craig J. Lane | .. | first assistant production coordinator |
| Patricia Laucella | .. | president of business and legal affairs: lionsgate |
| Paul Lauer | .. | marketing |
| David Lee | .. | chef |
| Jennie Lee | .. | assistant: Mr. Netter |
| Nicole G. Leier | .. | stand-in: Nan |
| Jennie Lennie | .. | assistant: Mr. Netter |
| Gemma Levinson | .. | cast assistant |
| Nicole Lissner | .. | stand-in: Nan |
| Doug Lloyd | .. | senior vice president: theatrical marketing |
| Alecia Maslechko | .. | production assistant |
| Kelly McCrossan | .. | assistant post production accountant |
| Jean McDowell | .. | senior vice president: research and strategy |
| Melissa McKeating | .. | production assistant |
| Chris Mello | .. | credits manager |
| Robert M. Melnik | .. | president of business and legal affairs: lionsgate |
| Tiffany Mo | .. | stand-in: Sarayu |
| Charles T. Monks | .. | stand-in: Sarayu |
| Ryan Moss | .. | stand-in: Sarayu |
| Deborah Ortega | .. | assistant: to Mr. Wachsberger |
| Tim Palen | .. | chief marketing officer |
| Mark Pedante | .. | vice president of production: finance |
| Jennifer Peterson | .. | senior vice president: worldwide publicity |
| Kerry Phelan | .. | executive vice president: global franchise management & partnerships |
| Renee Phillip | .. | stand-in: Papa |
| Michele Plescia-Schultz | .. | attorney: business and legal affairs |
| Timothy Scott Ralston | .. | screening operations executive (as Timothy Ralston) |
| Emily Rice | .. | post production accounting (as Rice Gorton) / post-production accountant |
| Jarod Ridge | .. | assistant marine coordinator |
| Kyle Riefsnyder | .. | stand-in: Willie/Jesus |
| Liz Roberts | .. | assistant: to Ms Laucella |
| Melyssa Rose | .. | production coordinator |
| John Saslow | .. | assistant chef |
| Yasmin Schandorff Loff | .. | assistant: to Mr. Friedman |
| Brian Semancik | .. | watchperson |
| Marc Shapiro | .. | attorney: business and legal affairs |
| Donna Sloan | .. | President, Physical Production, Motion Picture Group: Lionsgate Entertainment |
| Cara Smiczek | .. | production finance executive |
| Jon Stephenson | .. | marine coordinator |
| Philip J. Strina | .. | senior vice president: business and legal affairs |
| Amanda Sutton | .. | assistant post production accountant |
| Jen Tam | .. | set production assistant (as Jennifer Tam) |
| Shane Tanny | .. | second assistant production coordinator |
| Amy Tillman | .. | vice president of business & legal affairs |
| P.R. Tooke | .. | script supervisor: Portland unit |
| Mikela Vetro | .. | stand-in: Missy |
| Nancy Vibert | .. | assistant accountant |
| Simon Vine | .. | assistant chef |
| Patrick Wachsberger | .. | co-chairman: motion picture group |
| Susan Wallis | .. | insurance |
| Nick Watson | .. | assistant: to Mr. Hazeldine |
| Paula Weeks | .. | craft service: splinter unit / first aid: splinter unit |
| Patrick Williams | .. | assistant post production accountant |
| Marnice Wolfe | .. | payroll accountant |
| Korrie C. Woolward | .. | watchperson |
| Yusuf Word | .. | key set production assistant |
| Bruce Wrigley | .. | post-production payroll accountant |
| Bernadeta Wrobel | .. | stand-in: Missy |