State and Main (2000)

Released: 2000-08-26 Duration: 1hr 46min

Genres: Comedy Drama

Rating 6.3

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When a film crew came to Waterford, Vermont they shot first and asked questions later.

Overview

A movie crew invades a small town whose residents are all too ready to give up their values for showbiz glitz.

Production Companies

Fine Line Features

Filmtown Entertainment Group

El Dorado Pictures

Green/Renzi

Additional Info

Budget	$0.00
Revenue	$9,206,279.00
Original Language	en
Popularity	16.257

Directed By

David Mamet

Crew

Director
David Mamet

Screenplay
David Mamet

Set Production Assistant
Emily Halpern

Line Producer
Dorothy Aufiero

Executive Producer
Alec Baldwin

Co-Executive Producer
Martin J. Barab

Co-Executive Producer
Willi Bär

Executive Producer
Jonathan Cornick

Co-Producer
Rachael Horovitz

Co-Executive Producer
Peter Jay Klauser

Co-Producer
Joey Nittolo

Co-Producer
Mark Ordesky

Original Music Composer
Theodore Shapiro

Producer
Sarah Green

Director of Photography
Oliver Stapleton

Editor
Barbara Tulliver

Casting
Avy Kaufman

Production Design
Gemma Jackson

Art Direction
Carl Sprague

Set Decoration
Kyra Friedman Curcio

Costume Design
Susan Lyall

Hairstylist
Brenda McNally

Makeup Department Head
Peter Robb-King

Script Supervisor
Mary Cybulski

Co-Producer
Alan Mruvka

Unit Production Manager
Sarah Green

Key Hair Stylist
Jerry DeCarlo

Key Makeup Artist
Joe Rossi

Makeup Artist
Rob Fitz

Executive In Charge Of Production
Carla Fry

Post Production Supervisor
Martha Griffin

Post Production Supervisor
Sarah Connors

Second Assistant Director
Dieter Busch

Second Second Assistant Director
David Eric Chapman

First Assistant Director
Cas Donovan

Assistant Art Director
Mark Bachman

Propmaker
Judson Bell

Carpenter
James Champoux

Storyboard Artist
David Cooney

Art Department Production Assistant
Melissa Cooperman

Painter
Daniel J. Courchaine

Assistant Set Decoration
Mary E. DiCicco

Set Dresser
Jennifer Engel

Propmaker
Jacob Forster

On Set Dresser
Chris Fousek

Set Dresser
Shawn Gamache

Standby Painter
Paul W. Gorfine

Property Master
David Gulick

Assistant Property Master
Jane Gulick

Set Dresser
Jay Heyman

Painter
Mary Hopkins

Set Dresser
William 'Billy Jack' Jakielaszek

Painter
Kenneth Jillson

Set Dressing Production Assistant
Paul J. Johnson

Set Dressing Production Assistant
Timothy Johnson

Carpenter
William Karp

Carpenter
Andrew W. Kenah

Painter
Jenny E. McCracken

Art Department Coordinator
David Melito

Charge Scenic Artist
Karen Menze

Assistant Property Master
Kris Moran

Painter
David North

Propmaker
David Rotondo

Propmaker
Kenneth Salter

Carpenter
William C. Salter

Leadman
Robert Schleinig

Set Dresser
Jim Schneider

Construction Coordinator
Kurt Smith

Set Dresser
Tyris Smith

Painter
Terry Sylvester

Carpenter
Peter Wilcox

Scenic Artist
Vanessa Mills

Set Dresser
Adam Roffman

ADR Mixer
David Boulton

ADR Recordist
Rick Canelli

Sound Designer
Richard P. Cirincione

Supervising Sound Editor
Richard P. Cirincione

Dialogue Editor
Laura Civiello

Foley Artist
Ryan Collison

Foley Mixer
Joe Dohner

Cableman
Kelly Doran

ADR Mixer
Bobby Johanson

First Assistant Sound Editor
Jay Kessel

Foley Editor
Joshua Landis

Supervising ADR Editor
Jane McCulley

Sound Effects Editor
Eytan Mirsky

ADR Mixer
Thomas J. O'Connell

Sound Mixer
John Pritchett

ADR Recordist
Alex Raspa

Boom Operator
David M. Roberts

ADR Editor
Lynn Sable

Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Maurice Schell

Sound Designer
Maurice Schell

Supervising Sound Editor
Maurice Schell

Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Dominick Tavella

ADR Editor
Roland Vajs

Foley Artist
Brian Vancho

Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Markus Braack

Special Effects
Russell Berg

Special Effects Coordinator
Peter Kunz

Stunts
Bill Anagnos

Stunt Coordinator
Manny Siverio

Stunts
Jennifer Van Shay

Still Photographer
Jim Bridges

Grip
Arnold F. Brown

Electrician
Evans Brown

Dolly Grip
Tony Campenni

Best Boy Electric
Mark J. Casey

Camera Operator
Henry Cline

Chief Lighting Technician
Scott D. Davis

Best Boy Grip
Michael DiIeso

Key Grip
Tim Driscoll

Second Assistant Camera
Jamie Fitzpatrick

First Assistant Camera
Adam Gilmore

Grip
Eric Komar

Electrician
Roger Marbury

Rigging Gaffer
David Margolis

Electrician
Jack McPhee

Generator Operator
Brian A. Pitts

Camera Loader
Timothy M. Sweeney

Grip
Darrell Temple

Rigging Grip
Mark A. Weil

Grip
Woody Bell

Grip
Robert Clark

Grip
Brian Corbett

Rigging Gaffer
Peter D'Angelo

Electrician
Jendra Jarnagin

Rigging Gaffer
Brendan Keefe

Rigging Gaffer
Chris Nickerson

Grip
Michael Peterson

Grip
Shawn S. Ryder

Assistant Camera
Timothy M. Sweeney

Local Casting
Nancy Doyle

Extras Casting
Nancy Doyle

Extras Casting
Maura Tighe

Costume Assistant
Shannon Egleson

Costume Supervisor
Debbie Holbrook

Set Costumer
Margaret Palmer

Assistant Costume Designer
Christopher Peterson

Executive In Charge Of Post Production
Jack Deutchman

First Assistant Editor
Tom Foligno

Color Timer
Dave Pultz

Editorial Staff
Michal Shemesh

Post Production Coordinator
Wahn Yoon

Location Manager
Mark Fitzgerald

Assistant Location Manager
Luke Ramsey

Music Editor
John Carbonara

Scoring Mixer
Michael Farrow

Conductor
Theodore Shapiro

Orchestrator
Theodore Shapiro

Script Supervisor
Robin Squibb

Transportation Captain
Richard Abate

Driver
Joseph F. Barth Jr.

Transportation Coordinator
Robert Martini

Production Executive
Claire Best

Production Secretary
Karen Corsica

Production Coordinator
Emily Glatter

Title Designer
Andy Goldman

Production Controller
Paul Prokop

Production Coordinator
Vail Romeyn

Unit Publicist
Reid Rosefelt

Production Accountant
Peggy Rosson

First Assistant Accountant
Michael Swafford

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