Sausage Party (2016)

Released: 2016-07-11 Duration: 1hr 29min

Genres: Adventure Animation Comedy Fantasy

Rating 5.7

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Always use condiments

Overview

Hot dog Frank leads a group of supermarket products on a quest to discover the truth about their existence and what really happens when they become chosen to leave the grocery store.

Production Companies

Columbia Pictures

Annapurna Pictures

Point Grey Pictures

Nitrogen Studios Canada

Additional Info

Budget	$19,000,000.00
Revenue	$140,705,322.00
Original Language	en
Popularity	30.973

Directed By

Conrad Vernon

Greg Tiernan

Crew

Director
Conrad Vernon

Director
Greg Tiernan

Storyboard Artist
Mike Cachuela

Executive Producer
David Distenfeld

Producer
Megan Ellison

Co-Producer
Pilar Flynn

Producer
Evan Goldberg

Executive Producer
Jonah Hill

Executive Producer
Kyle Hunter

Producer
Seth Rogen

Executive Producer
Ariel Shaffir

Line Producer
Nicole Stinn

Producer
Conrad Vernon

Editor
Kevin Pavlovic

Art Direction
Kyle McQueen

Production Manager
Arlyn Bantog

Storyboard
Todd Demong

Lighting Technician
James Sathre

Layout
Scott Armstrong

Animation
Andrew Blodget

Animation Supervisor
Jeff Bailey

Layout
Anthony Di Ninno

Animation Manager
Aadel Forootan

Administration
Jay Floyd

Animation
Avner Engel

Animation
Seyed Alireza Meraji

Animation
Claire Niebergall

Animation
Crystal Sing

Animation
Rodrigo Goncalves Venceloski

Animation
Darren Schmidtz

Animation
Robin Badr

VFX Artist
Honey Khadem

Lighting Supervisor
Mark Osborne

Storyboard Artist
Scott Underwood

Story
Seth Rogen

Screenplay
Seth Rogen

Story
Evan Goldberg

Screenplay
Evan Goldberg

Screenplay
Ariel Shaffir

Screenplay
Kyle Hunter

Story
Jonah Hill

Animation
Michael Linton

Original Music Composer
Alan Menken

Original Music Composer
Christopher Lennertz

Visual Effects Supervisor
Bert Van Brande

Music Supervisor
Gabe Hilfer

Co-Producer
Jillian Longnecker

Co-Producer
Alex McAtee

CG Supervisor
Tarek Elaydi

CG Supervisor
Nate Barnard

Assistant Editor
Anthony Bauyon

Assistant Editor
Sandra Kaufman

Assistant Editor
Jenn Storm

Editorial Coordinator
Sarah Dougan

First Assistant Editor
Ellery Van Dooyeweert

Negative Cutter
Mary Nelson-Duerrstein

Lighting Artist
Amanda Fujita

Lighting Artist
Luis Alberto De La Cerda

Lighting Artist
Mallory Mahar

Lighting Artist
Jonathan Navarro

Lighting Artist
Giorgio Rivalta

Lighting Artist
Drew Tobin

Lighting Artist
Wayne Vincenzi

Lighting Artist
Anastasia Zubenko

Lighting Supervisor
Kenny Chang

Master Lighting Artist
Felipe Ruiz Reyes

Production Accountant
Mayleen Ahoy

Production Accountant
Michael Chow

Production Coordinator
Nikki Eckstein

Production Coordinator
Liam Callander

Production Coordinator
Arian Fay

Production Coordinator
Kitt Holeman

Production Coordinator
Grace Schoorl

Production Coordinator
Kathleen Steele

Production Coordinator
Stacy Thompson

Foley
Gregg Barbanell

Foley Editor
Alec Rubay

Music Editor
Daryl B. Kell

Musician
Bart Samolis

Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Deb Adair

Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Chris Carpenter

Sound Effects Designer
David Werntz

Sound Effects Editor
Ryan Collins

Supervising Dialogue Editor
James Morioka

Line Producer
Bruce Franklin

Executive Producer
James Weaver

Casting
Francine Maisler

Casting
Shelley Ann Taylor

Assistant Editor
Joi McMillon

Boom Operator
Brandon Walz

Additional Music
Craig Braginsky

First Assistant Camera
Ryan Guzdzial

Foley
Katherine Rose

Lead Animator
Gregory Klein

Lighting Artist
Rita Lin

Lighting Artist
Guillermo Soria

Music Editor
Christopher Brooks

Post Production Supervisor
Shaun Gordon

Script Coordinator
Sarah Dougan

Production Sound Mixer
Phillip Bladh

Production Coordinator
Miriam Kallweit

Production Coordinator
Sheena Singh

Production Coordinator
Meg Walls

Production Coordinator
Emily Yakashiro

Production Manager
Andrew Harvey

Script Supervisor
Chanel Raisin

Animation Supervisor
Michael Kiely

Title Designer
Samantha Liu

Animation
Edgardo Ulloa

Animation
Fahad Haddad

Animation
Jason Thomas Campbell

Animation
Giai Jeff Wong

Animation
Tony R. Flemming

Animation
Vladimir Haintz

Animation
Uri Alonim

Animation
Pushkar Atre

Animation
David Browning

Animation
Nathan Dorfer

Animation
Connor Ferguson

Animation
Cory Goodwin

Animation
Nicholas Hogan

Animation
Ling Hsu

Animation
Anurag Jadhav

Animation
Caroline Jarvis

Animation
Megan Johnson

Animation
Alex Kamien

Animation
Rishi Kaul

Animation
Laura McColm

Animation
Rory McGrath

Animation
Jose De Mireles Lara

Animation
Kristy Osten

Animation
Jennifer Pagan

Animation
Florian Parrot

Animation
Alex Pepin

Animation
Pearce Perkins

Animation
Morgan Ratsoy

Animation
Kari Rust

Animation
Eugen Sasu

Animation
Adriana Soto

Animation
Prasad Thangeti

Animation
Wiley Townsend

Animation
Tuan Anh Trinh

Animation
Hao Wang

Animation
Stephne Wood

Animation
Jimmy Wu

Animation
Mitch Yager

Animation
Mykie Yatco

Animation Supervisor
Steve Wittmann

Lead Character Designer
Craig Kellman

Modeling
Dylan Kurp

Modeling
Maritza Louis

Modeling
Cheng Ye

Visual Development
Jacquie Doyle

Visual Development
Dmytro V. Sirenko

Thanks
Chelsea Barnard

Thanks
Matthew Bass

Thanks
Mary Pat Bentel

Thanks
Phillip Bladh

Thanks
Theodore Bressman

Thanks
Katie Byron

Thanks
Jerrod Carmichael

Thanks
Andrew J. Cohen

Thanks
Jason Cox

Thanks
Jonathan Coyne

Thanks
B. Ted Deiker

Thanks
Larkin Donley

Thanks
Cale Finot

Thanks
Ken Franchi

Thanks
Lisa Goldberg

Thanks
John Garret Gorman

Thanks
Ben Karlin

Thanks
Eric Kissack

Thanks
Phil Lord

Thanks
Ricky Mabe

Thanks
Jason Mantzoukas

Thanks
Tom McGrath

Thanks
Joi McMillon

Thanks
Christopher Miller

Thanks
Mark Osborne

Thanks
Amy Pascal

Thanks
Chanel Raisin

Thanks
Will Reiser

Thanks
Dawn Subhasiriwatana

Thanks
Matt Tolmach

Thanks
Michael A. Webber

Additional Colorist
Doug Delaney

Thanks
Adam Jordan

Local Casting
Michael Donovan

Lighting Artist
Kyle Fox

TOP CAST

Scott Underwood

Gum / Twink / Krinkler's Chips / Pizza (voice)

Conrad Vernon

Toilet Paper / Sauerkraut / Catcall Sausage / Grape #1 / Beer Can / Pop Bottle (voice)

Ian James Corlett

Apple / Tickilish Licorice / Relish / Bag of Dog Food (voice)

Michael Daingerfield

Chunk Munchers Cereal / Light Bulb / Indian Chutney (voice)

Jason Simpson

Plum #2 / Beer Keg / Fat Guy / Fit Man (voice)

Vincent Tong

Pislitz Chips / Juice Box / Jamaican Rum (voice)

Sam Vincent

Old Pork Sausage / Refried Beans / Sandwich / Pop Tart / Licorice Rope (voice)

Harland Williams

Ketchup / Drug Dealer / Baba Ganoush (voice)

Iris Apatow

Berry Good Candies / Grape #3 / Coconut Milk (voice)

Maryke Hendrikse

Popped Cherry Mixer / Plum #1 / Loretta Bun / Frozen Fruitz (voice)

Nicole Oliver

Sally Bun / Ice Cream / Watermelon / Female Shopper #1 (voice)

Kelly Sheridan

Roberta Bun / Grape #2 / Female Shopper #2 (voice)

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