Netflix's orc cop movie Bright was a complete disaster, not that it really matters — even though most people hated it, the streaming behemoth has already greenlit a sequel. Here's hoping they get the names right next time, as nearly 60 makeup artists claim they were left out of the film's end credits.
Contrary to what you might think, actor Joel Edgerton is not actually an orc. Instead, he was made to look that way by a crack team of makeup artists through the company studioADI.
The company has released a statement [via IndieWire] claiming that its entire crew was left out of the credits of the film. "We're having the necessary conversations about getting it rectified (it's streaming, right? seems like a do-able fix) but until we get a resolution, we thought we'd post the complete list of the incredible folks who worked on ADI's crew," the company wrote.
You can see the full list of missing ADI credits below.
Their makeup work is currently on the long-list for an Academy Award, and it would sure be great if we could refer to this orc cop movie as "the Oscar-winning film Bright."
Shop Supervisor:
Yuri Everson
Asst. Shop Supervisor:
Garth Winkless
Mechanical Supervisor:
Dave Penikas
Seaming/ Fabrication Supervisor:
Tim Leach
Mold Supervisor:
Dave Perteet
Paint Supervisor:
Mike Larrabee
Foam Supervisor:
Matt Mastrella
Coordinator:
Michael Heintzelman
Seaming/ Finishing Dept.:
Brian Clawson
Sara Villarreal
Jon K. Miller
Hope DeCanio
Amanda Taggart
Alison Kellerman
Anthony Matijevich
Jon Fedele
Fabrication Dept.:
Consuelo Duran
Elizabeth Santos
Lucy Torres
Office:
Colin Gillis
Paul Manchento
Design Dept.:
Ken Barthelmey
Justin Goby-Fields
Mauricio Ruiz
Justice Joseph
Miles Teves
Bryan Wynia
Andrew Bergholtz
Jordan K. Morris
Sculpture Dept.:
Wayne Anderson
Steve Koch
Mikey Rotella
Ayumi Miyashiro
Matt Rose
Michael O'Brien
Timothy Martin
Mold Dept.:
Brent Baker
Anthony Stewart
Steve Winsett
Kyle Marzigliano
David Woodruff
Tanner White
Jared Guenther
Brian Rae
Anthony Diaz
Grace Balsamo
Foam Dept.:
Keaton Blue
Dustin Washburne
Jacob Roanhaus
Paint Dept.:
Reed Cesare
Adam Dougherty
Contact Lenses:
Cristina Patterson
Jessica Nelson
Baby Body Mold:
Vincent Van Dyke
Contrary to what you might think, actor Joel Edgerton is not actually an orc. Instead, he was made to look that way by a crack team of makeup artists through the company studioADI.
The company has released a statement [via IndieWire] claiming that its entire crew was left out of the credits of the film. "We're having the necessary conversations about getting it rectified (it's streaming, right? seems like a do-able fix) but until we get a resolution, we thought we'd post the complete list of the incredible folks who worked on ADI's crew," the company wrote.
You can see the full list of missing ADI credits below.
Their makeup work is currently on the long-list for an Academy Award, and it would sure be great if we could refer to this orc cop movie as "the Oscar-winning film Bright."
Shop Supervisor:
Yuri Everson
Asst. Shop Supervisor:
Garth Winkless
Mechanical Supervisor:
Dave Penikas
Seaming/ Fabrication Supervisor:
Tim Leach
Mold Supervisor:
Dave Perteet
Paint Supervisor:
Mike Larrabee
Foam Supervisor:
Matt Mastrella
Coordinator:
Michael Heintzelman
Seaming/ Finishing Dept.:
Brian Clawson
Sara Villarreal
Jon K. Miller
Hope DeCanio
Amanda Taggart
Alison Kellerman
Anthony Matijevich
Jon Fedele
Fabrication Dept.:
Consuelo Duran
Elizabeth Santos
Lucy Torres
Office:
Colin Gillis
Paul Manchento
Design Dept.:
Ken Barthelmey
Justin Goby-Fields
Mauricio Ruiz
Justice Joseph
Miles Teves
Bryan Wynia
Andrew Bergholtz
Jordan K. Morris
Sculpture Dept.:
Wayne Anderson
Steve Koch
Mikey Rotella
Ayumi Miyashiro
Matt Rose
Michael O'Brien
Timothy Martin
Mold Dept.:
Brent Baker
Anthony Stewart
Steve Winsett
Kyle Marzigliano
David Woodruff
Tanner White
Jared Guenther
Brian Rae
Anthony Diaz
Grace Balsamo
Foam Dept.:
Keaton Blue
Dustin Washburne
Jacob Roanhaus
Paint Dept.:
Reed Cesare
Adam Dougherty
Contact Lenses:
Cristina Patterson
Jessica Nelson
Baby Body Mold:
Vincent Van Dyke