Editing Tailspins & Tiki Gods:The Film Crew (section)

= Camera Crew: =
'''DIRECTOR:''' Micah Wolman. Mr Wolman's excited to be out here. A veteran, old-school director, he's seeing this as the best of all worlds: An actioner 'and' a comedy 'and' maybe a musical to boot, plus he get to do documentary work (of a sort) on top of it. They might take it out of his hands for the shoot back in Hollywood, though, and he knows it. But he's been cooped up in studios, doing second-unit stuff for years, and this is, he says "what I'm 'supposed' to do." 
He can be a tough to work with from time to time, but he gets pictures done on time in a way that takes weeks for other guys, and he's never going to complain about rough conditions. That made him ''perfect'' for this picture. [OOC: Picture him as "played by" William Wellman (See: www.imdb.com/media/rm3055593728/nm0920074?ref_=nm_ov_ph ).] 

'''Cinematographer:'''
Assistant Cinem’r: 


''Clapper/Loader'': Tyson Barrett. "Ty" handles  the clapper (“Take one!” ''Clap''!), and also loads new reels. He's pretty quick (which you have to be in that line of work.) He's worked out a trick with smaller handheld cameras that allows not-very-steady, but continuous filming.


Camera Trainee: An intern


Production Manager:

Production Assistant (PA):

Unit Manager: Production Manager for 2nd unit shooting

Script Supervisor/Continuity guy


== The Sound Gang ==
(There's a lot of post-production involved, but these are the field-guys. Though they could technically do Foley if needed.)

Production sound

Production sound mixer

Boom operator: Barry Doyle. 

Utility sound technician

== The Tech Crew: ==

''Lighting Team:''
Key Grip: Head grip (lighting and rigging guy).  Works with the DP to set up the set, do lighting and blocking.

''Gaffer'': Chief lighting technician

''Best Boy:'' Assistant to the Gaffer

''Electrician'': Handles electrical distribution around the set.

== The Prop & Set Team: ==

Greensman: Handles the care and arrangement of plants/greenery.
Prop Master: Manages any item handled by an actor that isn’t part of the scenery or costumes.

Set Dresser: 
Buyer: Works locally, buying what props need to be bought.

Set decorator: Furnishings and props. Works with the Production designer and art director

Lead Man: Foreman of the set crew (or swing gang). 


Hair and make-up