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The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
Directed by	Peter Jackson
Produced by	Peter Jackson
Screenplay by	Fran Walsh Peter Jackson
Based on	The Hobbit by J. R. R. Tolkien
Starring
Music by	Howard Shore
Cinematography	Andrew Lesnie
Edited by	Jabez Olssen
Distributed by	Warner Bros. Pictures
Release date	28 November 2012 (Wellington premiere) 12 December 2012 (New Zealand) 14 December 2012 (United States)
169 minutes^[1]
Country	New Zealand United States^[2]
Language	English
Budget	$200–315 million^[3]^[4]
Box office	$1.021 billion^[5]

The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey is a 2012 epichigh fantasyadventure film directed by Peter Jackson. It is the first installment in a three-part film adaptation based on J. R. R. Tolkien’s 1937 novel The Hobbit. It is followed by The Desolation of Smaug (2013) and The Battle of the Five Armies (2014), and together they act as a prequel to Jackson's The Lord of the Rings film trilogy. The film's screenplay was written by Jackson, his longtime collaborators Fran Walsh and Philippa Boyens, and Guillermo del Toro, who was originally chosen to direct the film before leaving the project in 2010.

Bilbo Baggins is swept into a quest to reclaim the lost Dwarf Kingdom of Erebor from the fearsome dragon Smaug. Approached out of the blue by the wizard Gandalf the Grey, Bilbo finds himself joining a company of thirteen dwarves led by the legendary warrior, Thorin Oakenshield.

The story is set in Middle-earth seventy-seven years before the main events of The Lord of the Rings, and portions of the film are adapted from the appendices to Tolkien's The Return of the King.^[6]An Unexpected Journey tells the tale of Bilbo Baggins (Martin Freeman), who is convinced by the wizard Gandalf (Ian McKellen) to accompany thirteen Dwarves, led by Thorin Oakenshield (Richard Armitage), on a quest to reclaim the Lonely Mountain from the dragonSmaug. The ensemble cast also includes James Nesbitt, Ken Stott, Cate Blanchett, Ian Holm, Christopher Lee, Hugo Weaving, Elijah Wood and Andy Serkis, and features Sylvester McCoy, Barry Humphries and Manu Bennett.

An Unexpected Journey premiered on 28 November 2012 in New Zealand and was released internationally on 12 December 2012.^[7] The film grossed over $1.021 billion at the box office, surpassing both The Fellowship of the Ring and The Two Towers nominally, becoming the fourth highest-grossing film of 2012 and the 42nd highest-grossing film of all time. Receiving mixed reviews from critics, the film was nominated for three Academy Awards for Best Visual Effects, Best Production Design, and Best Makeup and Hairstyling.^[8] It was also nominated for three British Academy Film Awards.^[9]

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Plot[edit]

Approaching his 111th birthday,^[a] the HobbitBilbo Baggins begins writing down the full story of his adventure 60 years earlier for the benefit of his nephew Frodo. Long before Bilbo's involvement, the Dwarf king Thrór brought an era of prosperity for his kin under the Lonely Mountain until the arrival of the dragonSmaug. Destroying the nearby town of Dale, Smaug drove the Dwarves out of their mountain and took their hoard of gold. Thrór's grandson, Thorin, sees King Thranduil and his Wood-elves on a nearby hillside, and is dismayed when they leave rather than aid his people, resulting in Thorin's everlasting hatred of Elves.

In the Shire, 50-year-old Bilbo is tricked by the wizardGandalf the Grey into hosting a party for Thorin and his company of Dwarves: Balin, Dwalin, Fíli, Kíli, Dori, Nori, Ori, Óin, Glóin, Bifur, Bofur, and Bombur. Gandalf's aim is to recruit Bilbo as the company's 'burglar' to aid them in their quest to enter the Lonely Mountain. Bilbo is unwilling to accept at first, but has a change of heart after the company leaves without him the next day. Bilbo races to join the company. Travelling onward, the company is captured by three Trolls. Bilbo stalls the Trolls from eating them until dawn, and Gandalf exposes the trolls to sunlight, turning them to stone. The company locates the Trolls' cave and finds treasure and Elven blades. Thorin and Gandalf each take an Elf-made blade, Orcrist and Glamdring, respectively; Gandalf also finds an Elven dagger, which he gives to Bilbo.

The wizard Radagast the Brown finds Gandalf and the company, and recounts an encounter at Dol Guldur with the Necromancer, a sorcerer who has been corrupting Greenwood with dark magic. Chased by Orcs, Gandalf leads the company through a hidden passage to Rivendell. There, Lord Elrond discloses a hidden indication of a secret door on the company's map of the Lonely Mountain, which will be visible only on Durin's Day. Gandalf later approaches the White Council — consisting of Elrond, Galadriel and Saruman the White — and presents a Morgul blade, a weapon of the Witch-king of Angmar, which Radagast obtained from Dol Guldur as a sign that the Necromancer is linked to an eventual return of Sauron. While Saruman presses concern to the more present matter of the Dwarves' quest, requesting that Gandalf put an end to it, Gandalf secretly reveals to Galadriel he had anticipated this and had the Dwarves move forward without him.

The company journeys into the Misty Mountains, where they find themselves amid a colossal battle between Stone Giants. They take refuge in a cave and are captured by Goblins, who take them to their leader, the Great Goblin. Bilbo becomes separated from the Dwarves and falls into a crevice where he encounters Gollum, who unknowingly drops a golden ring. Pocketing the ring, Bilbo finds himself confronted by Gollum. They play a riddle game, wagering that Bilbo will be shown the way out if he wins or eaten by Gollum if he loses. Bilbo eventually wins by asking Gollum what he has in his pocket. Noticing his ring is lost, Gollum realizes that Bilbo possesses it and chases him. Bilbo discovers that the ring grants him invisibility, but when he has a chance to kill Gollum, Bilbo spares his life out of pity and escapes while Gollum shouts his hatred towards the hobbit Baggins.

Meanwhile, the Great Goblin reveals to the Dwarves that Azog, an Orc war-chief who killed Thrór and lost his forearm to Thorin in battle outside the Dwarven kingdom of Moria, has placed a bounty on Thorin's head. Gandalf arrives and leads the Dwarves in an escape, killing the Great Goblin. Bilbo exits the mountain and rejoins the company, keeping his newly obtained ring secret. The company is ambushed by Azog and his hunting party, and takes refuge in trees. Thorin charges at Azog, who overpowers and severely injures him with his Warg. Bilbo saves Thorin from the Orcs just as the company is rescued by eagles. They escape to the safety of the Carrock where Gandalf revives Thorin, who renounces his previous disdain for Bilbo after being saved by him.

They see the Lonely Mountain in the distance, where a sleeping Smaug is awoken by a thrush knocking a snail against a stone.

Cast[edit]

The characters of Galadriel, Saruman, and Frodo Baggins appear in the novel The Lord of the Rings, but not in the novel The Hobbit. (Radagast was also dropped from the film version of Lord of the Rings, merely being mentioned in passing). Gandalf, Gollum, Bilbo Baggins, Elrond and the Necromancer appear in both novels, although the latter is referred to in Lord of the Rings as Sauron. Only Bilbo is portrayed by a different actor in the two sets of films, as the age difference affects his character more. The older Bilbo (Ian Holm) appears in the prologue section of this film.

Martin Freeman as Young Bilbo Baggins: a hobbit hired by the wizard Gandalf to accompany 13 dwarves on a quest to reclaim the Lonely Mountain from the dragonSmaug.^[10]
- Ian Holm, who portrayed Old Bilbo Baggins in The Lord of the Rings trilogy appears also in scenes that take place directly before the events of The Fellowship of the Ring.^[11]
Ian McKellen as Gandalf the Grey: a wizard who recruits Bilbo and helps to arrange the quest to reclaim the dwarves' lost treasure in Erebor. Gandalf was also portrayed by McKellen in The Lord of the Rings film trilogy.^[12]
Richard Armitage as Thorin Oakenshield II: the leader of the Company of dwarves who has set out to reclaim his birthright as King of the Lonely Mountain from Smaug.
Ken Stott as Balin: Dwalin's brother. He is described in the novel as 'always their look-out man'.
Graham McTavish as Dwalin: Balin's brother.
Aidan Turner as Kíli: Thorin's nephew and Fíli's younger brother.
Dean O'Gorman as Fíli: Thorin's nephew and Kíli's older brother.
Mark Hadlow as Dori: Nori and Ori's brother. He is described in the novel as 'a decent fellow, despite his grumbling', while Thorin described him as being the strongest member of the Company. Hadlow also plays Bert the Stone-troll.
Jed Brophy as Nori: Dori and Ori's brother.
Adam Brown as Ori: Dori and Nori's brother.
John Callen as Óin: Gloin's brother.
Peter Hambleton as Glóin: Óin's brother. Hambleton also plays William the Stone-troll.
William Kircher as Bifur: Bofur and Bombur's cousin. Kircher also plays Tom the Stone-troll.
James Nesbitt as Bofur: Bombur's brother and Bifur's cousin, described as 'a disarmingly forthright, funny and occasionally brave Dwarf'.
Stephen Hunter as Bombur: Bofur's brother and Bifur's cousin; described in the novel as fat and clumsy.
Cate Blanchett as Galadriel: the elven co-ruler of Lothlórien along with her husband, Lord Celeborn. She was also portrayed by Blanchett in The Lord of the Rings film trilogy.
Hugo Weaving as Elrond: the Elven-Lord of Rivendell, who gives shelter to Bilbo's party, despite Thorin's great suspicion of Elves. He was also portrayed by Weaving in The Lord of the Rings film trilogy.^[13]
Christopher Lee as Saruman the White: the head of the Istari Order and its White Council. He was also portrayed by Lee in The Lord of the Rings film trilogy.^[14]
Elijah Wood as Frodo Baggins: Bilbo's favorite nephew. His scenes take place shortly before the events of The Fellowship of the Ring.^[15]
Sylvester McCoy as Radagast the Brown: a wizard whose wisdom involves nature and wildlife.
Andy Serkis as Gollum: a wretched hobbit-like creature corrupted by the One Ring. Serkis portrayed Gollum through motion capture, as he did in The Lord of the Rings film trilogy.^[16] Serkis also acted as second unit director of the trilogy.^[17]
Manu Bennett as Azog the Defiler: the Orc chieftain of Moria who beheaded King Thrór in the battle of Azanulbizar and now hunts for Thorin and his Company after taking an oath to break the line of Durin. He leads a band of Hunter Orcs and rides a huge white warg.
Barry Humphries as the Great Goblin: the king of the underground caverns of Goblin Town in the Misty Mountains.
Conan Stevens as Bolg: son of Azog.
John Rawls as Yazneg: Azog's second-in-command. Movement choreographer Terry Notary played Yazneg during pick-up shots.
Bret McKenzie as Lindir: an elf of Rivendell.
Kiran Shah as the Goblin scribe: a scribe and messenger for the Great Goblin.
Jeffrey Thomas as Thrór: the former king of Durin's Folk and Thorin's grandfather.
Stephen Ure as Fimbul, one of Azog's Orc hunters, and lieutenant to Yazneg. After Yazneg is killed, Fimbul becomes Azog's right-hand man. Ure also played a goblin, named Grinnah, who acted as the Great Goblin's acolyte.
Michael Mizrahi as Thráin II: the last Dwarf-King of Erebor and Thorin's father.
Benedict Cumberbatch as the voice of the dragon Smaug, as well as The Necromancer, a mysterious sorcerer residing in Dol Guldur with the ability to summon the spirits of the dead. Cumberbatch provided performance capture for the character's brief appearance in this film.^[18]

Cameos in the film include director Peter Jackson and editor Jabez Olssen as Erebor Dwarf refugees running from the dragon Smaug in the opening prologue; picture double Hayden J. Weal as a dwarf carrying gems during Thranduil's visit in Erebor; James Nesbitt's then-wife Sonia Forbes-Adam as Belladonna Took, Bilbo's mother; Nesbitt's daughters Peggy and Mary as children of Dale; Luke Evans as Girion; and production designer Dan Hennah as the Old Took, Belladonna's father. Peter Jackson's daughter, Philippa Boyens's second son, and Andy Serkis' children made cameos in the Old Took's party; and Jabez Olssen's wife and children, Weta Workshop founder Richard Taylor's children, and set decorator Ra Vincent's children all cameo in the market scene. Writer for Ain'tItCoolNews.com, Eric Vespe, portrays Fredegar Chubb, the fish seller at the market. The cameos in the Old Took's party and the market scene are shown only in the extended edition.

Production[edit]

A film adaptation of J. R. R. Tolkien's novel The Hobbit (1937) was in development for several years after the critical and financial success of The Lord of the Rings film trilogy (2001–2003), co-written, co-produced, and directed by Peter Jackson. Jackson was initially going to produce a two-film adaptation of The Hobbit, which was to be directed by Guillermo del Toro.^[19] Del Toro left the project in May 2010, after about two years of working with Jackson and his production team, due to delays caused in part by financial problems at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.^[20] Jackson was announced as director that October.^[20]

Lord Of The Rings

The Hobbit films were produced back to back, like The Lord of the Rings films. Principal photography for The Hobbit films began on 21 March 2011 in New Zealand^[21] and ended on 6 July 2012, after 266 days of filming.^[22]Pick-ups for An Unexpected Journey were filmed in July 2012 as well.^[23] Work on the film was expected to be completed on 26 November, just two days prior to the film's Wellington premiere.^[24] Peter Jackson would later comment that Del Toro's sudden exit created problems as he felt he had inadequate preparation time which led to him shooting the films with unfinished scripts and without storyboards^[25]

High frame rate[edit]

The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey used a shooting and projection frame rate of 48 frames per second, becoming the first feature film with a wide release to do so.^[26] The new projection rate was advertised as 'High Frame Rate' to the general public. However, the majority of cinemas projected the film at the industry standard 24 fps after the film was converted.^[27]^[28]

Score[edit]

The musical score for An Unexpected Journey was composed, orchestrated, conducted and produced by Howard Shore. It was performed by the London Philharmonic Orchestra, London Voices and Tiffin' Boys Choir and featured several vocal soloists. The score reprised many themes from the Lord of the Rings trilogy but also introduced numerous new themes, including Shore's orchestral setting of the diegetic 'Misty Mountains' song.

The original song 'Song of the Lonely Mountain', sung by Neil Finn, served as the end title theme. The album received nominations for various awards and peaked in the top ten charts in Korea and the United States.

Animal deaths[edit]

According to news reports, up to 27 animals died during the production of The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey.^[29]^[30]

Distribution[edit]

Marketing[edit]

Air New Zealand B-777-300 with 'The Airline of Middle-earth' livery to promote the film The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, at London Heathrow Airport

The first trailer for An Unexpected Journey was first screened before the Jackson-produced The Adventures of Tintin in the US on 21 December 2011,^[31] and released on the Internet on the same day.^[32] Geoff Boucher of the Los Angeles Times said, 'While it was all too fleeting there was enough in it to stir the heart of fans.'^[33] Jen Chaney of The Washington Post stated, 'Visually and tonally, this preview for [An Unexpected Journey] looks like a perfect match for the Frodo Baggins tales that released in 2001, 2002 and 2003. […] But plot isn't the main matter at hand in the trailer… This clip is all about reacquainting us with Middle-earth.'^[32]

Jackson, Freeman, McKellen, Armitage, Serkis, Wood, and co-screenwriter Philippa Boyens appeared at the 2012 San Diego Comic-Con International promoting the film and screening 12 minutes of footage.^[34]

On 8 October 2012, Wellington Mayor Celia Wade-Brown announced that for the week of the premiere of The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, the capital of New Zealand would be renamed the 'Middle of Middle-earth'.^[35]

Video games[edit]

Three video games were released in December for different platforms to coincide with the theatrical release of the film featuring tie-in materials. Those were:

Guardians of Middle-earth, which was released with the special disclaimer on the front art, marking the connection to the feature film and contains models and characters from The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, including Nori, Gollum, Dwalin and others.
Lego The Lord of the Rings, which was released around the same time as the motion picture and contains a Lego model of Radagast, based on his portrayal in The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey.

Theatrical release[edit]

A standee outside the Embassy Theatre in Wellington, New Zealand at the world premiere of The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey

The world premiere of The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey took place on 28 November 2012 at the Embassy Theatre in Wellington, New Zealand,^[36] with a full theatrical release in New Zealand on 12 December. The film was released 13 December 2012 in Europe, 14 December 2012 in India, Canada and United States,^[37]^[38] and 26 December 2012 (Boxing Day) in Australia. It was also screened at the 65th Royal Film Performance in London on 12 December 2012.^[39]

Around 100,000 people lined the red carpet on Courtenay Place for the film's premiere, and the entire event was broadcast live on TV in New Zealand, as well as streaming over the internet.^[40]

An extended edition of the film had a limited re-release on 5 October 2015, accompanied by a special greeting from Peter Jackson.^[41]

Home media[edit]

The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey was released on DVD, Blu-ray and Blu-ray 3D on 19 March 2013,^[42] with an extended edition, with 13 minutes of additional footage and three bonus discs containing approximately nine hours of special features, released on 5 November 2013.^[43]^[44]^[45]^[46]In the United Kingdom, the film was released on 8 April 2013.^[47]

Reception[edit]

Box office[edit]

The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey grossed $303 million in the United States and Canada and $718.1 million elsewhere for a worldwide total of $1.021 billion,^[5] becoming the 15th film in history to reach $1 billion. It is the fourth highest-grossing film of 2012^[48] and the 42nd highest-grossing film of all time.^[49] It scored a worldwide opening weekend of $222.6 million,^[50] including $15.1 million from 452 IMAX theaters around the world, which was an IMAX opening-weekend record for December.^[51]

An Unexpected Journey earned $13.0 million during its midnight run, setting a December midnight record^[52] (previously held by Avatar).^[53] It then topped the box office on its opening day (Friday, 14 December 2012) earning $37.1 million^[54] from 4,045 theaters (midnight earnings included), setting a December opening-day record (previously held by The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King).^[55] By the end of its first weekend it grossed $84.62 million, finishing in first place and setting a then December opening-weekend record (previously held by I Am Legend).^[56] 3D showings accounted for 49% of weekend ticket sales while IMAX showings generated $10.1 million (12% of the weekend gross).^[56] The film held onto the top spot for a second weekend, despite declining 57% to $36.7 million.^[57]An Unexpected Journey remained at the top of the box office during its third weekend, dropping only 11% to $32.9 million.^[58]

An Unexpected Journey earned $11.2 million on its opening day (Wednesday, 12 December 2012) from 16 markets.^[59] Through its first Sunday, it managed a five-day opening-weekend gross of just under $138.0 million. It topped the box office outside North America on two consecutive weekends. In Sweden, it scored the second-largest five-day opening with $6.20 million (behind Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2). Its three largest openings occurred in the UK, Ireland, and Malta ($18.8 million); Russia and the CIS ($17.8 million), and Germany ($17.1 million).^[60]^[61]

Critical response[edit]

After the New Zealand premiere, Television New Zealand noted that critical responses were 'largely positive' but with 'mixed responses to the film's technological advances'.^[62] After the film's international release, Forbes called reviews 'unenthusiastic' and the Los Angeles Times said the critical consensus is that the film 'stumbles'.^[63]^[64] The film holds a 65% rating on Rotten Tomatoes based on 294 reviews, with an average score of 6.54/10. The site's consensus reads 'Peter Jackson's return to Middle-earth is an earnest, visually resplendent trip, but the film's deliberate pace robs the material of some of its majesty.'^[65] On Metacritic, the film has a score of 58 out of 100 based on collected reviews from 40 critics, indicating 'mixed or average reviews'.^[66] The main contention of debate was regarding the film's length, its controversial High Frame Rate, and whether or not the film matched the level of expectation built from The Lord of the Rings film trilogy, while the film's visual style, special effects, music score, and cast were praised, especially the performances of Martin Freeman, Ian McKellen, Richard Armitage, and Andy Serkis.^[67]^[68] According to CinemaScore polls, the film received an 'A' grade from audiences.^[69]

Peter Travers of Rolling Stone criticised the film's use of '48 frames per second… Couple that with 3D and the movie looks so hyper-real that you see everything that's fake about it… The 169 minutes of screen time hurts, since the first 45 minutes of the film traps us in the hobbit home of the young Bilbo Baggins,' but continued with 'Once Bilbo and the dwarves set on their journey… things perk up considerably. Trolls, orcs, wolves and mountainous monsters made of remarkably pliable stone bring out the best in Jackson and his Rings co-screenwriters Fran Walsh and Philippa Boyens.'^[70]Robbie Collin of The Daily Telegraph gave the film two stars out of five and said 'Thank heavens for Andy Serkis, whose riddling return as Gollum steals the entire film. It is the only time the digital effects and smoother visuals underline, rather than undermine, the mythical drama of Bilbo's adventure. As a lover of cinema, Jackson’s film bored me rigid; as a lover of Tolkien, it broke my heart.' He thought the film was 'so stuffed with extraneous faff and flummery that it often barely feels like Tolkien at all – more a dire, fan-written internet tribute.'^[71]Time Out magazine's Keith Uhlich praised the film as 'a mesmerizing study in excess, Peter Jackson and company's long-awaited prequel to the Lord of the Rings saga is bursting with surplus characters, wall-to-wall special effects, unapologetically drawn-out story tangents and double the frame rate (48 over 24) of the average movie.'^[72]The Guardian magazine's Peter Bradshaw commented on use of high frame rate technology and length of the film, writing 'After 170 minutes, I felt that I had had enough of a pretty good thing. The trilogy will test the stamina of the non-believers, and many might feel ... that the traditional filmic look of Lord of the Rings was better.'^[73] Richard Lawson from The Atlantic Wire commented on the film's 'video game'-like visual effects, saying 'this is a dismally unattractive movie, featuring too many shots that I'm sure were lovely at some point but are now ruined and chintzified by the terrible technology monster.'^[74]

Matthew Leyland of Total Film gave the film a five-star rating and said that it is 'Charming, spectacular, technically audacious… in short, everything you expect from a Peter Jackson movie. A feeling of familiarity does take hold in places, but this is an epically entertaining first course.'^[75] Ed Gonzalez of Slant Magazine awarded the film three stars out of four and called it 'The first of an arguably gratuitous three-part cine-extravaganza.'^[76]Todd McCarthy of The Hollywood Reporter said that 'Jackson and his colleagues have created a purist's delight… [And leads to] an undeniably exciting, action-packed climax.' McCarthy did however think that 'Though there are elements in this new film that are as spectacular as much of the Rings trilogy was… there is much that is flat-footed and tedious as well, especially in the early going.'^[77] Kate Muir of The Times gave the film four out of five stars, saying Martin Freeman 'perks up' the film as Bilbo Baggins and that Jackson's use of 48 frames per second 3D technology gives the film 'lurid clarity'.^[78] Dan Jolin of Empire gave the film four out of five stars and thought 'The Hobbit plays younger and lighter than Fellowship and its follow-ups, but does right by the faithful and has a strength in Martin Freeman's Bilbo that may yet see this trilogy measure up to the last one' and he stated that 'There is treasure here'.^[79]

Accolades[edit]

The film received three Academy Award nominations for Best Visual Effects, Best Production Design, and Best Makeup and Hairstyling as well as praise from critics organization Broadcast Film Critics Association and from critics groups, such as the Houston Film Critics Society, Phoenix Film Critics Society and Washington D.C. Area Film Critics Association. The film's team won an Academy Scientific and Technical Award—the Scientific and Engineering Award for inventing a technique which has made huge advances in bringing to life computer-generated characters such as Gollum in the film to the screen.^[80] In January 2013, it was announced The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey was nominated in the Best Live Action Motion Picture category at the Cinema Audio Society Awards, awarded on 16 February.^[81]

An Unexpected Journey led the nominations at the 39th Saturn Awards with nine, more than The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring which earned eight nominations at the time of its release. These nominations included Best Director (Peter Jackson's eleventh Saturn Award nomination), Best Actor for Martin Freeman, Best Supporting Actor for Ian McKellen (his third nomination for playing Gandalf) and Best Music for Howard Shore.^[82]^[83] It won Best Production Design for Dan Hennah, Ra Vincent and Simon Bright.

An Unexpected Journey also earned five nominations at the 18th Empire Awards, winning in two categories, Best Actor for Martin Freeman and Best Science Fiction/Fantasy Film.^[84]^[85]^[86] It also earned two nominations at the 2013 MTV Movie Awards in the categories Best Scared-as-S**t Performance and Best Hero for Martin Freeman.^[87]^[88] Freeman won the latter award for his performance.^[89] It has gathered 6 nominations at the 2013 SFX Awards, including Best Film, Best Director for Peter Jackson and four acting nominations.

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Notes[edit]

^As seen in The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring.

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Directed by

Peter Jackson

Writing Credits(WGA)

Fran Walsh	...	(screenplay) &
Philippa Boyens	...	(screenplay) &
Peter Jackson	...	(screenplay) &
Guillermo del Toro	...	(screenplay)
J.R.R. Tolkien	...	(novel)

Cast (in credits order) complete, awaiting verification

Ian McKellen	...	Gandalf
Martin Freeman	...	Bilbo
Richard Armitage	...	Thorin
Ken Stott	...	Balin
Graham McTavish	...	Dwalin
William Kircher	...	Bifur / Tom Troll
James Nesbitt	...	Bofur
Stephen Hunter	...	Bombur
Dean O'Gorman	...	Fili
Aidan Turner	...	Kili
John Callen	...	Oin
Peter Hambleton	...	Gloin / William Troll
Jed Brophy	...	Nori
Mark Hadlow	...	Dori / Bert Troll
Adam Brown	...	Ori
Ian Holm	...	Old Bilbo
Elijah Wood	...	Frodo
Hugo Weaving	...	Elrond
Cate Blanchett	...	Galadriel
Christopher Lee	...	Saruman
Andy Serkis	...	Gollum
Sylvester McCoy	...	Radagast
Barry Humphries	...	Great Goblin
Jeffrey Thomas	...	Thror
Michael Mizrahi	...	Thrain (as Mike Mizrahi)
Lee Pace	...	Thranduil
Manu Bennett	...	Azog
Conan Stevens	...	Bolg
John Rawls	...	Yazneg
Stephen Ure	...	Fimbul / Grinnah
Timothy Bartlett	...	Master Worrywort
Bret McKenzie	...	Lindir
Kiran Shah	...	Goblin Scribe
Benedict Cumberbatch	...	Necromancer
Glenn Boswell	...	Dwarf Miner
Thomas Robins	...	Young Thrain
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Ruby Acevedo	...	Cute Young Hobbit (uncredited)
Frazer Anderson	...	Moria Orc (uncredited)
Louis Ashbourne Serkis	...	Cute Young Hobbit (uncredited)
Ruby Ashbourne Serkis	...	Cute Young Hobbit (uncredited)
Sonny Ashbourne Serkis	...	Cute Young Hobbit (uncredited)
Mark Atkin	...	Dwarf Captain (uncredited)
Erin Banks	...	Lobelia Sackville Baggins (uncredited)
Danielle Blake	...	Hobbit (uncredited)
Jarred Blakiston	...	Musical Elf (uncredited)
Shane Boulton	...	Goblin / Rivendell Court Elf (uncredited)
Jessica Buckham	...	Dale Child (uncredited)
Melanie Carrington	...	Musical Elf (uncredited)
Brendan Casey	...	King Thranduil's Lieutenant (uncredited)
Renee Cataldo	...	Goblin (uncredited)
Joan Dawe	...	Hobbit (uncredited)
Bruno Du Bois	...	Hobbit (uncredited)
Andrew Fitzsimons	...	Elven Rider (uncredited)
Sonia Forbes-Adam	...	Belladonna Took (uncredited)
Ben Fransham	...	Goblin (uncredited)
Jed Gard'ner	...	Orc (uncredited)
Stephen Gledhill	...	Old Gammidge (uncredited)
Tim Gordon	...	Old Hobbit (uncredited)
Stephen Grey	...	Orc (uncredited)
George Harach	...	Goblin (uncredited)
Jamie Harrison	...	Moria Orc (uncredited)
Zo Hartley	...	Goblin (uncredited)
Luke Hawker	...	Goblin (uncredited)
Carl Hayes	...	Orc (uncredited)
Dan Hennah	...	Old Took (uncredited)
Allan Henry	...	Goblin (uncredited)
Christian Hipolito	...	Hunter Orc (uncredited)
Brian Hotter	...	Otho Sackville Baggins (uncredited)
Katie Jackson	...	Cute Young Hobbit (uncredited)
Peter Jackson	...	Running Dwarf in Erebor (uncredited)
Cameron Jones	...	Thranduil's Lieutenant (uncredited)
Robert Kazinsky	...	Fili (uncredited)
Jono Kenyon	...	Goblin (uncredited)
Paul Kingdom	...	Dwarf Civilian (uncredited)
Dean Knowsley	...	Elven Guard (uncredited)
John Landreth	...	Erebor Dwarf Guard (uncredited)
Lilli Latham	...	Rivendell Elf (uncredited)
Tim McLachlan	...	Goblin (uncredited)
Nathan Meister	...	Goblin (uncredited)
Joseph Mika-Hunt	...	Hunter Orc (uncredited)
Ravi Narayan	...	Goblin / Moria Dwarf Soldier (uncredited)
Mary Nesbitt	...	Dale Girl (uncredited)
Peggy Nesbitt	...	Dale Girl (uncredited)
Terry Notary	...	Great Goblin / Yazneg (uncredited)
Lucy O'Connor	...	Goblin (uncredited)
Clare Olssen	...	Hobbit Mother (uncredited)
Ella Olssen	...	Cute Young Hobbit (uncredited)
Jabez Olssen	...	Running Dwarf in Erebor (uncredited)
Shane Rangi	...	Goblin / Hunter Orc (uncredited)
Thomas Rimmer	...	Goblin (uncredited)
Miranda Rivers	...	Hobbit Mother (uncredited)
Tania Rodger	...	Hobbit Mother (uncredited)
Gabriela Roque López	...	Moria Orc (uncredited)
Brett Sheerin	...	Dwarf Warrior (uncredited)
James R.W. Smith	...	Hero Goblin (uncredited)
Merv Smith	...	Tosser Grubb (uncredited)
Dave Stringer	...	Dwarf Craftsman / Dwarf Elder (uncredited)
James Trevena-Brown	...	Goblin (uncredited)
Mark Trotter	...	Goblin (uncredited)
Rosalie van Horik	...	Dale Citizen (uncredited)
Eric Vespe	...	Fredegar Chubb (uncredited)
Simon Vincent	...	Goblin (uncredited)
James Waterhouse-Brown	...	Orc (uncredited)
Hayden J. Weal	...	Dwarf Gem Holder (uncredited)
James Wells	...	Dwarfsmith (uncredited)
Richard Whiteside	...	Erebor Dwarf Guard (uncredited)

Produced by

Carolyn Blackwood	...	executive producer
Philippa Boyens	...	co-producer
Carolynne Cunningham	...	producer
Matthew Dravitzki	...	associate producer
Toby Emmerich	...	executive producer
Alan Horn	...	executive producer
Peter Jackson	...	producer
Ken Kamins	...	executive producer
Eileen Moran	...	co-producer
Amanda Walker	...	associate producer
Fran Walsh	...	producer
Zane Weiner	...	producer

Music by

Howard Shore

Cinematography by

Andrew Lesnie

...

director of photography

Film Editing by

Jabez Olssen

Casting By

Scot Boland	...	casting director: U.S.
Victoria Burrows	...	casting director: U.S.
Amy Hubbard	...	casting director: UK
John Hubbard	...	casting director: UK
Liz Mullane	...	casting director: New Zealand
Miranda Rivers	...	casting director: New Zealand
Ann Robinson	...	casting director: Australia

Production Design by

Dan Hennah

Art Direction by

Simon Bright	...	supervising art director
Brian Massey
Andy McLaren
Brad Mill

Set Decoration by

Simon Bright

Ra Vincent

Costume Design by

Bob Buck

Ann Maskrey

Richard Taylor

Makeup Department

Natalie Abizadeh	...	prosthetic assistant
Georgia Allen	...	additional prosthetic makeup artist
Michele Barber	...	additional makeup artist
Alice Baueris	...	prosthetic assistant
Ricci-Lee Berry	...	makeup artist
Hayden Bloomfield	...	makeup artist: second unit
Don Brooker	...	senior prosthetic makeup artist
Katherine Brown	...	senior prosthetic makeup artist
Valter Casotto	...	senior prosthetic makeup artist
Sharlene Cassidy	...	additional makeup assistant
Hil Cook	...	FX wig artist / additional makeup artist
Anna de Witt	...	makeup assistant
Justin Ditter	...	senior prosthetic makeup artist
Sondrya Dixon	...	additional makeup artist
Jason Docherty	...	special makeup and prosthetics supervisor: WETA Workshop
Jayne Donaldson	...	makeup artist
Susan Durno	...	makeup artist
Cody Dysart	...	additional makeup assistant
Tamara Eyre	...	additional makeup artist
Rick Findlater	...	makeup and hair supervisor
Sean Foot	...	senior prosthetic makeup artist
Lisa Foothead	...	additional makeup assistant
Katy Fray	...	senior prosthetic makeup artist
Lucy Gargiulo	...	additional makeup artist
Kala Harrison	...	prosthetic assistant
Natalie Henderson	...	additional makeup assistant
Roman Illovsky	...	horse makeup
Kerrin Jackson	...	senior prosthetic makeup artist
Frankie Karena	...	makeup supervisor: second unit
Paul Katte	...	senior prosthetic makeup artist
Marie Kealy	...	prosthetic assistant
Elizabeth Kefalas	...	prosthetic assistant
Peter Swords King	...	makeup and hair designer
Michael Krehl	...	senior prosthetic makeup artist
Tami Lane	...	prosthetic supervisor
Vanessa Langford	...	prosthetic assistant
Georgia Lockhart-Adams	...	makeup artist
Catherine Maguire	...	makeup artist
Zoe Marsden	...	senior prosthetic makeup artist
Elizabeth McCarthy	...	makeup artist
Renee McCarthy	...	additional makeup assistant
Jaime Leigh McIntosh	...	makeup assistant
Polly McKay	...	prosthetic assistant
Amy McLennan	...	makeup assistant
Heather McMullen	...	prosthetic assistant
Tiffany Te Moananui	...	additional makeup assistant
Angela Mooar	...	key hair stylist / key makeup artist
Flora Moody	...	makeup artist
Richard Muller	...	makeup artist
Anne Neilson	...	additional makeup artist
Hayley Ness	...	additional makeup artist
Rachelle O'Donnell	...	prosthetic makeup artist
Matthew O'Toole	...	senior prosthetic makeup artist (as Mat O'Toole)
William Perriam	...	lens technician
Michele Perry	...	additional makeup artist
Jess Reedy	...	prosthetic makeup artist
Sarah Rubano	...	senior prosthetic makeup artist
Allie Rutherford	...	additional makeup artist
Claire Rutledge	...	additional makeup artist (as Claire Wollburg)
Dannelle Satherley	...	makeup artist
Steven Saunders	...	((prosthetics sculptor)
Warren Dion Smith	...	additional makeup assistant (as Warren Smith)
Fiona Sole	...	additional makeup artist
Jennifer Stanfield	...	makeup artist
Lauren Steward	...	makeup artist: second unit
Richard Taylor	...	special makeup
Nancy Vincent	...	additional makeup artist (as Nancy Hennah)
Dara Wakely	...	additional makeup artist
Elka Wardega	...	additional prosthetic makeup artist
Deb Watson	...	makeup artist
Noeline White	...	additional makeup artist
Sonia Dolan	...	daily makeup artist (uncredited) / daily makeup assistant (uncredited)
Ryk Fortuna	...	senior prosthetic makeup artist (uncredited)
Davina Lamont	...	workshop hair technician (uncredited)
Mark Landon	...	senior prosthetic makeup artist (uncredited)
Tommy Opatz	...	special makeup and prosthetics (uncredited)
Sunita Parmar	...	prosthetic makeup artist (uncredited)
Cristina Patterson	...	contact lens painter (uncredited)
Daniel Phillips	...	senior prosthetic makeup artist (uncredited)
Clare Ramsey	...	senior prosthetic makeup artist (uncredited)
Brae Toia	...	additional makeup artist (uncredited)
Sarah Weatherburn	...	facial hair maker (uncredited)
Pippa Woods	...	additional makeup artist (uncredited)

Production Management

Belindalee Hope	...	production manager: second unit
Nikolas Korda	...	unit production manager: London (as Nik Korda)
Boris Kunac	...	unit manager
Joshua Levinson	...	post-production supervisor
Quentin Parr	...	unit manager: second unit
Christian Rivers	...	unit supervisor: splinter unit
Karl Stieglbauer	...	unit manager: second unit
Dean Watkins	...	head of production: Park Road Post Production
Zane Weiner	...	unit production manager
Stephanie Weststrate	...	production supervisor
Brigitte Yorke	...	unit production manager
Jason Pomerantz	...	production manager (IMAX version) (uncredited)

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

Art Department

Tim Abbot	...	saddle maker
Cliff Abbott	...	carpenter
Finn Abbott	...	greens
Taipua Adams	...	offset props
Duane Agate	...	set finishing leading hand
Daniel Aird	...	sculpting foreman (as Dan Aird)
Anthony Allan	...	concept artist
Jacqueline Allen	...	assistant set decorator
Ruben Allen	...	set dresser
Karl Anton	...	leading hand
Werner Anton	...	carpenter
Bob Asquith	...	set finishing manager (as Bob Askwith)
Rebecca Asquith	...	modelmaker
Chris Atkinson	...	offset props
Matt Austin	...	key standby props
Simon Barker	...	carpenter
Matt Barnett	...	engineer
Timothy Barnett	...	leading hand (as Tim Barnett)
Benjamin Barraud	...	on set art director: second unit
Joshua Barraud	...	assistant art director (as Josh Barraud)
Louise Barry	...	greens
Jess Bauer	...	swing gang
Kobi Beck	...	carver
Alexander Beere	...	carver
Nicole Bell	...	stand-by props: second unit
Stephen Belsten	...	sculpting leading hand
Adrian Bennett	...	props making leading hand
Jarl Benzon	...	greens
Anneke Bester	...	props sculptor
Martine Bijker	...	props workshop coordinator (as Martine Blijker)
Brett Blenkin	...	construction manager
Shaun Bolton	...	greens
Garry Bonnar	...	carpenter
Michael J. Bonnar	...	rock and foam foreman (as Mike Bonnar)
Dion Boothby	...	lead armorer
Lucy Bowden	...	carver
Stuart Bowman	...	carver
Terence Bowman	...	carver
Maudie Brady	...	sculptor (as Maude Brady)
Carol Brent	...	greens
Donna Brooker	...	greens
Luke Brough	...	greens
Esther Bryant-Lindsay	...	offset props
Will Buchanan	...	carpenter
Garry Buckley	...	modelmaker
Mark Burgoyne	...	offset props
Angela Burns	...	offset props
Anton Buys	...	leading hand
Andrew Calder	...	storyboard artist
Danny Caldwell	...	carpenter
Aurelian Campbell	...	on set dresser
Marie Campbell	...	greens
Nicola Campbell	...	props sculptor
Richard Carrington	...	offset props
Wayne Carruthers	...	mould making assistant
Anton Carter	...	greens: second unit
Hazel Spencer Chapman	...	props painter (as Spencer Chapman Hazel)
Justin Chappell	...	stand-by carpenter
Richard Child	...	carpenter
Phil Chitty	...	construction supervisor: Hobbiton
Link Choi	...	props designer
Jamie Churchouse	...	plasterer: London
Edward Clark	...	carpenter (as Eddie Clark)
Jonny Clark	...	carpenter
Hayden Clavis	...	carpenter
David Clement	...	carpenter
Sol Clement	...	swing gang
Ben Cochrane	...	carpenter
Vanessa Cole	...	set buyer
Erin Kate Collins	...	set designer (as Erin Collins)
Ian Colquhoun	...	carver
Roman Coltellaro	...	greens
Genevieve Cooper	...	standby painter
Holly Cooper	...	offset props
Michael Corcoran	...	greens
Stephen Crene	...	set finishing leading hand (as Steve Crene)
Jack Cromie	...	carpenter
Neil Cromie	...	construction foreman
Isadore William Crooks	...	set designer (as Will Crooks)
John Cruickshanks	...	set finishing leading hand
Danielle Cullen	...	scenic artist
John Currin	...	carver
Raoul Darlington	...	mould maker
Brent Davenport	...	props making foreman
Steve Davenport	...	carver
Paul Davey	...	swing gang
Colin Davidson	...	construction manager
Al Davies	...	leading hand
Brendon Davies	...	carpenter
Darryn Grass Davies	...	greens (as Darryn Davies)
Nicole Day	...	props painter
Guillermo del Toro	...	project consultant
Ruth Doash	...	standby painter: London
Chris Donnelly	...	construction buyer
Joel Doran	...	concrete leading hand
Andrew Driver	...	swing gang (as Andy Driver)
Margi Drodrolagi	...	carver
Hamish Drummond	...	props maker
Stephen Dryden	...	carpenter
Yasmin Du Pont	...	offset props
Jared Duff	...	carver
Fiona Duffy	...	offset props
Marc Dutilloy	...	props maker
Hilton Ellingham	...	carpenter
Colin Elms	...	on set dresser
Richard Fennell	...	sculpting leading hand
Colin Ferguson	...	leading hand
Tony Ferrier	...	scenic artist
Jude Fieckert	...	mould maker
Steven Firth	...	carpenter
Marcus Fitzgerald	...	scenic artist
Karen Flett	...	art department coordinator
Kristos Focas	...	carver
Natalie Forsythe	...	swing gang
Gavin Fowler	...	greens
Andrew Fraser	...	greens foreman (as Drew Fraser)
Alistair Fyfe	...	leading hand (as Al Fyfe)
Simon Garratt	...	standby props
Ruth Gavey	...	scenic artist
Sam Genet	...	sculpting supervisor
Murray Gibson	...	props maker
Darren Gilchrist	...	carpenter
Jonny Gilks	...	greens
Kris Gillan	...	carver
Trevor Gillan	...	construction foreman (as Trev Gillan)
Lois Girdwood	...	soft furnishings lead hand
Matt Gordon	...	carpenter (as Matthew Gordon)
Geoff Goss	...	carpenter
Te Ngaru Grant	...	carpenter
Andrew Gray	...	carpenter
James Gray	...	carpenter
Nathan Gray	...	swing gang
Paul Gray	...	prop making supervisor
Chris Green	...	carpenter
Jim Grey	...	carpenter
Rosie Guthrie	...	set dresser (as Rose Guthrie)
Simon Guthrie	...	carver
Peter Halvorsen	...	props maker
Matthew Handscomb	...	greens manager (as Matt Handscomb)
Garrett Haney	...	carpenter
Kelly Harbott	...	carver
John Harvey	...	props maker
Leanne Harvey	...	offset props
Ryan Harvey	...	construction buyer
Andrew Hastings	...	leading hand
Peter Hawke	...	carpenter
Andrew Hawkes	...	carpenter
Martin Hawkes	...	carpenter
Guja Healy	...	carver
Michael Heerey	...	engineer (as Mike Heerey)
Mike Heffernan	...	construction manager (as Mike Heffernan)
Conor Heneghan	...	props maker
Chris Hennah	...	art department manager
Anna Henry	...	scenic artist
Bryce Henry	...	carpenter
Fraser Hesketh	...	greens
Jenny Hitchcock	...	set designer (as Jennifer Hitchcock)
Carl Hobman	...	offset props
Ross Hoby	...	carpenter
Henry Hole	...	greens
Jason Holland	...	carver
Tim Holman	...	leather worker
Daniel Horne	...	carpenter
Thomas Hornig	...	carpenter
Dan Horton	...	standby greens (as Dan Horton)
Roger Houston	...	carpenter
John Howe	...	conceptual designer
Dean Hudson	...	swing gang
Mathew Hunkin	...	props designer
Dion Hunter	...	upholsterer
Murray Hunter	...	carpenter
Roland Hunter	...	set finishing foreman
Aaron Huriwaka	...	swing gang
Niki Matilda Hurliman	...	scenic artist
Nickola Jacobs	...	carpenter
Sian Jarrett	...	greens
Jason Johnson	...	construction foreman
Simon Johnson	...	key standby props: second unit
Syd Johnson	...	carpenter
Lee Johnston	...	props buyer
Hal Jones	...	swing gang
Michael S. Jones	...	lead modelmaker
Florian Karp	...	carpenter
Kay Karstaedt	...	carver
Tyler Kemp	...	leading hand
Alex Kennedy	...	sculpting leading hand
Anita Keuning	...	greens
Trevor Kiely	...	carpenter
Green Kim	...	props
Ben King	...	lead lighter
Jonny King	...	carpenter
Trevor Koberstein	...	carpenter
David Kolff	...	leadman
Archie Koning	...	carver
Jeffrey Koning	...	scenic artist (as Jeff Koning)
Abraham Koti	...	rock and foam operator
Nick Kraayvanger	...	leading hand
David Lacey	...	leading hand
Phil Lamberg	...	carpenter
Merv Lambert	...	construction foreman (as Merv Lambarth)
Matt Landreth	...	greens
Brett Larsen	...	sculpting leading hand
Alan Lee	...	conceptual designer
Glenn Levy	...	props maker
Terry Lewell	...	leading hand
Kathryn Lim	...	set finishing supervisor
Deborah Logan	...	food stylist
Greg Long	...	on set dresser: second unit (as Gregory Long)
Sinclair Lonsdale	...	key standby props: second unit
John Lott	...	set designer
Simon Lowe	...	greens master
Steph Lusted	...	offset props
Dean Lydiard	...	concrete/plasterer
Liam Lynch	...	swing gang
Patrick Mabey	...	props maker (as Pat Mabey)
Garry MacDonald	...	carpenter
Letty MacPhedran	...	textiles designer
Aaron Maffey	...	swing gang
Mark Maher	...	modelmaker
Warren Mahy	...	storyboard artist
Steve Manning	...	leather worker
Julia Mansford	...	workroom supervisor
Neil Marnane	...	props maker
Lance Marryatt	...	props maker
Jim Marsden	...	art department estimator
Tom Marsh	...	carpenter
Marjorie Marshall	...	set finisher
Hamish Matthews	...	carver
Alan Mayes	...	engineer
Toby McCartney	...	carpenter
Alexander McDougall	...	greens (as Alex McDougall)
Basil McGahan	...	greens leading hand
Francie McGirr	...	set coordinator
Robert McGovern	...	construction foreman (as Rob McGovern)
John McLeary	...	offset props
Peter Melville	...	carpenter
Candice Menara	...	carver
Amy Miller	...	art department assistant
Peter Milne	...	steel props leading had
Ben Milsom	...	on set art director
Masayasu Minoura	...	modelmaker
Derek Misseldine	...	construction manager (as Derrek Misseldine)
Vibol Moeung	...	modelmaker
Raniera Morrison	...	carpenter
Johno Morton	...	carpenter
Sonja Moxham	...	scenic artist
Lucy Muir	...	scenic artist
Sarah Muir	...	offset props
Ed Mulholand	...	construction supervisor (as Ed Mulholland)
Alex Mulholland	...	leading hand
Colette Mullin	...	set designer
Timothy Munro	...	scenic artist (as Tim Munro)
Neil Murray	...	plaster leading hand
Sonia Murray	...	fabric dyer
Robbie Nairn	...	carver
Trish Nairn	...	carver
Graeme Neal	...	carpenter
Reece Nicol	...	carpenter
Brett O'Fee	...	carpenter
Masayuki Ohashi	...	sculptor
Rhys Owen	...	props maker
Josh Palmer	...	scenic artist
Louis Panther	...	offset props
Jason Paranihi	...	carver
Tiernan Partington	...	greens
Dante Passmore	...	carver
Petar Petrovich	...	carpenter
Pete Pharazyn	...	greens
Kasia Pol	...	soft furnishing supervisor
Tylah Pratt	...	offset props
Wesley Priest	...	carpenter
Kerry Priston	...	sculpting leading hand
Anna Ralph	...	greens
Michael Ramsey	...	construction manager (as Mike Ramsey)
Benn Ratana	...	carpenter
Daniel Reeve	...	graphic designer
Jack Reid	...	leading hand
Michael Reitterer	...	props mould maker
Oliver Rench	...	carpenter
Amber Richards	...	set dresser
Dave Richards	...	carpenter (as David Richards)
Hayden Robinson	...	toolsman
Billy Roy	...	carver
Craig Rush	...	scenic artist
Tony Rush	...	scenic artist
Pamela Russ	...	greens
Anthony Russell	...	swing gang
Bill Ryalls	...	carver
Peter Sandland	...	carpenter
Anna Saunt-Lord	...	greens: London
Neil Schrader	...	modelmaker
Jamie Scrafton	...	props maker
Andrew Short	...	set dresser
Tim Shortt-Smith	...	additional standby greens
Darryn Sigley	...	swing gang
Noel Simmonds	...	offset props
Darryll Simpson	...	carpenter
Michael Simpson	...	swing gang
Belinda Sims	...	offset props
Jaffray Sinclair	...	props workshop manager
Donald Smith	...	scenic artist (as Don Smith)
John Smith	...	carpenter
Mark Smith	...	boat building leading hand
Matthew Smith	...	props designer (as Matt Smith)
Todd Smythe	...	construction coordinator: Hobbiton
Melissa Spicer	...	assistant property master
Mark Stephen	...	set designer
Chriss Stevenson	...	on-set dresser (as Kitt Van Der Kidd)
Helen Strevens	...	set designer
Cate Sutton	...	scenic artist
Samuel Tack	...	set finisher (as Sam Tack)
George Taingahue	...	carpenter
Winiata Tapsell	...	sculpting foreman
Brent Tasker	...	greens leading hand
Phillip Telford	...	carpenter
Steven Templer	...	props designer (as Stephen Templer)
James Thompson	...	greens
Nicholas Thorns	...	greens
Richard Thurston	...	lead standby armor & weapons
Summa Tickell	...	scenic artist
Jack Tippler	...	art department assistant coordinator
Ali Todd	...	greens
Garry Tofts	...	carpenter
Southern Turner	...	carpenter
Terrence Turner	...	carver (as Terence Turner)
Adam Twort	...	greens
Lisa Twort	...	greens
Gavin Urquhart	...	set designer
Yohann Viseur	...	paint laborer
Ivan Vostinar	...	potter
Matt Ward	...	scenic artist
Tim Watson	...	props maker
Nick Weir	...	property master
Gillian West-Walker	...	set dresser
Ben Whale	...	set dresser
Steve Wheeler	...	props weapon maker
Kris Whitehead	...	carpenter
James Wigmore	...	carver
Talor Wikohika	...	stand-by props: second unit (as Talor Wikohika)
Richard Wiles	...	set designer
Kevin Willcocks	...	leading hand
Max Willerton	...	carpenter
Norman Willerton	...	construction manager (as Norm Willerton)
Duane Williams	...	construction buyer
Joanne Williams	...	construction coordinator
Carl Wilson	...	carver
Megan Wilson	...	engineering supervisor
Nick Wilson	...	carpenter (as Nic Wilson)
Linda Wing	...	scenic artist
Ollie Wishart	...	greens
Garth Wood	...	furniture making manager
Grace Tye Wood	...	on-set standby (as Grace Tye-Wood)
Louise Wright	...	offset props
Zahra Archer	...	painter (uncredited) / swing gang (uncredited)
Wayne D. Barlowe	...	conceptual designer (uncredited)
Honoré Buisson	...	figurative sculptor (uncredited)
Steven Carroll	...	set sculptor (uncredited)
Kirsty Dovey	...	props (uncredited)
W. Therese Eberhard	...	props painting forman (uncredited)
Ida Ekmyr	...	greensman (uncredited)
Sean Golding	...	foreman: prop painting (uncredited)
Brendan Heffernan	...	concept artist (uncredited)
Bill Hunt	...	sculptor (uncredited)
Chris Lakeman	...	design coordinator: Weta Workshop (uncredited)
Nadia M.	...	conceptual designer (uncredited)
Margo Kaczynska McKenzie	...	scenic artist (uncredited) / set finisher (uncredited)
Maxx McKenzie	...	carver (uncredited)
Mike Mignola	...	conceptual designer (uncredited)
Michael W. Moore	...	prop maker (uncredited)
Ryan Oliver	...	greensman (uncredited)
Maria-Rose Payne	...	props painter (uncredited)
Eduardo Pena	...	concept designer (uncredited)
Christian Rivers	...	storyboard artist (uncredited)
Francisco Ruiz-Velasco	...	conceptual designer (uncredited)
Julian Steincke	...	painter (uncredited)
Troy Stephens	...	scenic artist (uncredited)
Paul Taylor	...	carpenter (uncredited)
Tim Wigmore	...	props (uncredited)

Sound Department

Neil Aldridge	...	adr editor
Joel Anscombe-Smith	...	cable: second unit
Ray Beentjes	...	dialogue editor
Christopher Boyes	...	re-recording mixer
Brent Burge	...	supervising sound editor
Jason Canovas	...	supervising dialogue editor
Tim Chaproniere	...	mix technician: Park Road Post Production
Hayden Collow	...	sound effects editor
Justin Doyle	...	assistant sound effects editor
Corrin Ellingford	...	boom operator
David Farmer	...	sound designer
Alexis Feodoroff	...	mix technician: mix technician: Park Road Post Production
Buster Flaws	...	assistant sound effects editor
Melanie Graham	...	sound effects editor
Steve Harris	...	cable (as Steven Harris)
Amanda Heatley	...	sound producer: Park Road Post Production
Michael Hedges	...	re-recording mixer
Russell Heeks	...	adr mix technician: London
Chris Hiles	...	sound mixer: second unit
Rob Humpage	...	adr recordist
Tony Johnson	...	sound mixer
Martin Kwok	...	dialogue editor
Gilbert Lake	...	additional sound re-recording mixer
Matthew Lambourn	...	foley editor (as Matt Lambourn)
Toby Lloyd	...	sound recordist: Park Road Post Production
Darren Maynard	...	assistant sound effects editor
Jean McGrath	...	adr recordist: London
Adrian Medhurst	...	sound recordist: Park Road Post Production
Dan Morgan	...	adr supervisor: London
Boo Motjuoadi	...	adr coordinator: London (as Lebo 'Boo' Motjuoadi)
Scott Mulready	...	EPK sound recordist
John Neill	...	head of sound: Park Road Post Production
Stefanie Ng	...	first assistant sound editor
Forbes Noonan	...	adr recordist
Morgan Samuel	...	assistant dialogue editor
Michael Semanick	...	re-recording mixer
John Simpson	...	foley artist
Pete Smith	...	foley mixer (as Peter Smith)
Sam Spicer	...	boom operator: second unit
Nigel Stone	...	adr supervisor: London
Matt Stutter	...	dialogue editor
Gary Summers	...	additional sound re-recording mixer
Craig Tomlinson	...	supervising foley editor
Chris Ward	...	supervising sound editor
Rowan Watson	...	assistant sound effects editor
Justin Webster	...	sound effects editor
Dave Whitehead	...	sound designer
James Carroll	...	foley assistant (uncredited)
Bruce Emery	...	dolby consultant (uncredited)
Erdinc Kaya	...	dialogue recordist (uncredited)
Jordan O'Neill	...	datasat sound mastering engineer (uncredited)
Sal Ojeda	...	dubbing editor (uncredited)
Martin Oswin	...	adr mixer (uncredited)
Bryan Pennington	...	consultant: Dolby Atmos (uncredited)
Carlos Solis	...	dubbing mixer (uncredited) / re-recording mixer (uncredited)
Jules Woods	...	re-recording mixer: foreign language versions (uncredited)
Ryan Young	...	adr recordist (uncredited)

Special Effects by

Visual Effects by

Stunts

Brett Beattie	...	stunt performer
Matt Bennett	...	stunt performer
Glenn Boswell	...	stunt coordinator
Bob Bowles	...	stunt rigger (as Bobby Bowles)
Sean Button	...	stunt performer
Marky Lee Campbell	...	stunt performer
Justin B. Carter	...	stunt performer (as Justin Carter)
Desiree Rose Cheer	...	stunt office coordinator (as Desiree Cheer)
Scott Chiplin	...	stunt performer
Huckle Cleary	...	stunt rigger
Jonathan Costelloe	...	stunt performer
Andrew Cottle	...	stunt performer
Tom Cotton	...	stunt performer
Augie Davis	...	assistant stunt coordinator
Mana Hira Davis	...	stunt performer
Steven A. Davis	...	stunt performer
Peter Dillon	...	stunt double: Ken Stott
Aron Eastwood	...	stunt performer
Morgan Evans	...	stunt performer
Winham Hammond	...	stunt performer
Isaac Hamon	...	stunt performer
Jeremy Hollis	...	stunt performer
Michael Homick	...	stunt double: Gandalf (as Michael Homik)
Ingrid Kleinig	...	stunt performer
Tony Marsh	...	stunt performer (as Antonio Marsh)
Laura Matthews	...	stunt performer
Lisa May	...	stunt office coordinator
Jonny McBride	...	stunt performer
Tim McLachlan	...	stunt performer
Steven McMichael	...	sword master
Jared Meehan	...	stunt performer
Patrick Morrison	...	stunt performer
David J. Muzzerall	...	stunt performer
James O'Donnell	...	stunt coordinator: London
Lachlan Parkinson	...	stunt performer
Nooroa Poa	...	stunt rigger
Shane Rangi	...	stunts
Steve Reinsfield	...	stunt performer
Vincent Roxburgh	...	stunt performer
George Saliba	...	key stunt rigger
Michael Saliba	...	stunt equipment supervisor
Kiran Shah	...	stunt performer
Paul Shapcott	...	assistant stunt coordinator / stunt fight coordinator
Brett Sheerin	...	stunt performer
Allan Smith	...	stunt performer
Bronson Steel	...	stunt performer (as Bronson Steele)
David Stella	...	stunt performer
Mark Trotter	...	stunt performer
Bernadette Van Gyen	...	stunt assistant
Morne van Tonder	...	stunt rigger (as Mornè Van Tonder)
James Waterhouse-Brown	...	stunt performer
Gemma Weston	...	stunt performer
Gavin Wild	...	stunt rigger
Min Windle	...	stunt performer
Tim Wong	...	assistant stunt coordinator
Genevieve Aitken	...	stunt performer (uncredited)
Daniel Andrews	...	stunt performer (uncredited)
Mark Atkin	...	stunt double: Thorin Oakenshield (uncredited)
Trevor Bau	...	stunt performer (uncredited)
Joel Amos Byrnes	...	stunt performer (uncredited)
Glenn Chow	...	stunt performer (uncredited)
Rodney Cook	...	stunt performer (uncredited)
Leroy Cross	...	stunt performer (uncredited)
Shane Dawson	...	stunt performer (uncredited)
Bodie Fitzpatrick	...	stunt performer (uncredited)
Michael M. Foster	...	stunt performer (uncredited)
Ben Fransham	...	stunt performer (uncredited)
Amanda Graver	...	stunt performer (uncredited)
Stephen Grey	...	stunt performer (uncredited)
Brendan Guerin	...	stunt performer (uncredited)
Albert Heimuli	...	stunt performer (uncredited)
Neal Horton	...	stunt performer (uncredited)
Ravi Narayan	...	stunt performer (uncredited)
Terry Notary	...	stunt double: Yazneg (uncredited)
Lucy O'Connor	...	stunt performer (uncredited)
John Osborne	...	stunt performer (uncredited)
Philip Partridge	...	stunt performer (uncredited)
Crystal Pratt	...	stunt performer (uncredited)
Campbell Rousselle	...	stunt performer (uncredited)
Nicholas Schodel	...	stunt performer (uncredited)
James R.W. Smith	...	stunt performer (uncredited)
Stuart Thorp	...	stunt performer (uncredited)
Rosalie van Horik	...	stunt performer (uncredited)
Connor Van Vuuren	...	stunt performer (uncredited)
Chris Weir	...	stunt performer (uncredited)
Tim Wong	...	stunt double: Radagast (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department

Dave Anderson	...	technical utility
Matt Andrews	...	lighting technician
Andrew Ayrton	...	rigging best boy
Glen Ayrton	...	rigging lighting technician
Sam Bailey	...	second assistant camera
Ché Baker	...	on set colourist
Saxon Ball	...	lighting technician
Ian Barwick	...	rigging gaffer: London
Laetitia Belen	...	third assistant camera
Mark Binnall	...	key grip: London
Richard Bluck	...	director of photography: second unit
Darren Bradnock	...	remote head operator
David Brown	...	rigging gaffer (as Dave Brown)
David Brownjohn	...	lighting technician: second unit
Nat Brunt	...	third assistant camera: second unit
Matt Buchan	...	lighting technician: London (as Mat Buchan)
Ed Burge	...	technocrane operator
Jeanne Caldwell	...	rigging lighting technician
Chris Chandler	...	casual lamp operator
Nick Chester	...	grip: second unit
Lee Clafferty	...	lighting continuity: second unit
Giles Coburn	...	gaffer: second unit
Philip Copley	...	lighting continuity
Jamie Couper	...	best boy: second unit (as James Couper)
Tim Cousins	...	libra technician: second unit
Gareth Daley	...	3d camera supervisor
Tim Dallas	...	rigging lighting technician
Colin Deane	...	first assistant camera
Martin Duncan	...	lighting technician: London
Joshua Dunn	...	loadmaster: aerial unit
James Elliston	...	assistant video split: second unit
Chris Emerre	...	lighting technician
Mickaele Evans	...	grip: second unit
Todd Eyre	...	still photographer
Craig Farrand	...	lighting technician
Ants Farrell	...	best boy
James H. Fisher	...	still photographer (as James Fisher)
Nick Flyvbjerg	...	grip
Darren Foster	...	video assistant
Brendon Frank	...	generator operator: second unit
Lachlan French	...	assistant video split: second unit
Alex Funke	...	motion control supervisor
Jamie Garside	...	lighting technician
Reg Garside	...	gaffer
Scot Gill	...	rigging grip: London (as Scot Gil)
Christopher Gough	...	rigging grip: London (as Chris Gough)
Julia Green	...	second assistant camera: aerial unit
Huw Griffiths	...	best boy grip
Simon Harding	...	camera operator / steadicam
Winston Harris	...	grip
Dion Hartley	...	head of technology
Grant Harvey	...	grip
Conrad Hawkins	...	grip
Logan Heaney	...	lighting technician: second unit
George Hennah	...	first assistant camera: second unit
Isaac Heron	...	lighting technician: second unit
Richard 'Poss' Hogan	...	lighting technician: second unit (as Richard Hogan)
Brenden Holster	...	first assistant camera
James Hopwood	...	grip: second unit
Nels Isrealson	...	still photographer (as Nels Israelson)
Paul Jackson	...	rigging lighting technician
Sam Jellie	...	lighting technician: second unit
Craig Johnson	...	grip: second unit
Ross Jones	...	rigging grip
Simon Jones	...	grip: second unit
Warren Jones	...	key rigger
Maurice Kapua	...	grip: second unit
James Kearney	...	board operator: second unit
Tony Keddy	...	key grip
Sean Kelly	...	lead stereographer
James Kennedy	...	lighting technician
James Killen	...	rigging lighting technician
Jan Kleinheins	...	grip: second unit
Mike Knudsen	...	motion control first assistant camera
Nick Kramer	...	rigging lighting technician
James Lainsbury	...	lighting technician: second unit (as James Lainchbury)
Brett Lamerton	...	assistant grip: second unit
Keri Manuel	...	rigging lighting technician
Paul Maples	...	motion control operator
Rob Marsh	...	camera operator: second unit / steadicam operator: second unit
Will Mathews	...	grip
Peter McCaffrey	...	camera operator: second unit / steadicam operator: second unit
Dean McCarroll	...	first assistant camera: second unit
Isaac McCormick	...	rigging grip
Brett McDowell	...	dolly grip: second unit
Bruce McKinlay	...	rigging grip
Cameron McLean	...	camera operator / steadicam
Billy Mear	...	best boy grip: second unit
Garth Michael	...	second assistant camera
Joseph Michael	...	motion control second assistant camera
Dusty Millar	...	second assistant camera: second unit
Corey Moana	...	grip
Tony Moore	...	key rigger: London
Reuben Morrison	...	board operator
Jay Munro	...	key grip: second unit
Paul Murphy	...	grip: second unit
Nigel Nally	...	second assistant camera: second unit
Jason Naran	...	video assist: second unit
Patrich Nash	...	dolly grip: second unit
Amber Marie Naveira	...	data wrangler: second unit (as Amber Marie Smith)
Mark Newnham	...	lighting technician: second unit
Jens Normann	...	motion control grip
David B. Nowell	...	director of photography: aerial unit
Ryan O'Donnell	...	lighting technician
Eamonn O'Keeffe	...	focus puller: London (as Eamonn O'Keefe)
Jared O'Neale	...	lighting technician: second unit
Luis Olivares	...	video assist operator
Simon Oliver	...	lighting technician
Chris Palmer	...	rigging coordinator
Warrick Peace	...	lighting technician (as Warwick Peace)
Rowan Peacock	...	grip: second unit
Nigel Percy	...	lighting rigging board operator
Chris Pert	...	rigging lighting technician
Toloa Petaia	...	video assistant
Eraihia Philips-Hakarala	...	rigging grip
Mark Pokorny	...	still photographer
Rajiv Raj	...	remote head operator
Tony Reed	...	technical utility
Jay Rei	...	rigging grip
Mark Richards	...	rigging grip: London
Melissa Ririnui	...	dolly grip: second unit
Jason Robertson	...	leading rigger
James Rua	...	stereographer: second unit
Dave Russell	...	technical utility (as David Russell)
Gus Salla	...	lighting and grip coordinator (as Guss Salla)
David Sargison	...	lighting coordinator: second unit
Horst Sarubin	...	motion control operator
Rohan Satyanand	...	video assistant
Luke Saulbrey	...	grip
Lee Scott	...	lighting technician
David Shaw	...	dolly grip (as Dave Shaw)
Frank Shields	...	board operator: London
Oscar Smith	...	rigging grip
Philip A.T. Smith	...	lead stereographer: second unit (as Philip Smith)
Byron Sparrow	...	casual lamp operator
Caleb Staines	...	technical utility: second unit
James Starr	...	video assistant: London (as Jamie Starr)
Andrew Sych	...	spacecam technician: aerial unit
Kim Thomas	...	data wrangler: second unit
Ben Thurston	...	technical utility: second unit
Aline Tran	...	stereographer (as Aline Trane)
Benjamin Vere-Jones	...	best boy rigger
Hansel Verkerk	...	rigging lighting technician
Michael Vivian	...	dolly grip (as Mick Vivian)
Angus Ward	...	stereographer
Snowy Richard Ward	...	grip: second unit (as Richard Ward)
Ants Warehouse	...	generator operator
Callum Watson	...	rigging grip: London
Anthony Weinberg	...	technocrane operator
Daniel Wilson	...	lighting technician: second unit (as Dan Wilson)
Grant Wilson	...	off set best boy
Daimon Wright	...	grip: second unit
Toby Conway	...	grip assistant (uncredited)
Scott Harman	...	lighting technician (uncredited)
Mathew Knight	...	mocap reference camera operator (uncredited)
Andreas Mahn	...	mocap reference camera operator (uncredited)
Shaun Mone	...	electrician: UK (uncredited)
Grant Paulis	...	second assistant camera (uncredited)
Nathaniel Peirson	...	rigging electrician (uncredited)
Noor Razzak	...	additional grip: second unit (uncredited)
Sarah Thompson	...	lighting rigger (uncredited)
Matt Tuffin	...	mocap reference camera operator (uncredited)

Animation Department

Juani Guiraldes

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animator: Weta digital

Casting Department

Nicola Benton	...	casting assistant
Victoria Beynon-Cole	...	extras casting director (as Victoria Cole)
Grace Cole	...	extras casting assistant
Simon Cox	...	casting assistant
Emma Dockery	...	casting assistant
Toby Guidry	...	casting associate
Amy Hubbard	...	casting: U.K.
John Hubbard	...	casting: U.K.
Lili Jenkins	...	casting assistant
Liz Mullane	...	casting: New Zealand
Miranda Rivers	...	casting: New Zealand
Ann Robinson	...	casting: Australia
Matthew Maisto	...	casting associate: New York (uncredited)

Costume and Wardrobe Department

Lucy Adams	...	textile artist
Matt Appleton	...	costume and armour supervisor: WETA Workshop
Rosalind Atkinson	...	off set costumes
Ryan Attwood	...	additional costumer
Jeeda Barford	...	off set costumes (as Jeda Barford)
Emily Barr	...	costumer
Wendy Benseman	...	leather stitcher
Renze Bijker	...	art finisher
Jane Boocock	...	costumer
Paul Booth	...	extras costume supervisor
Chantelle Bowkett	...	lead costume standby
Amy Brown	...	costumer: London
Hamish Brown	...	art finisher
Sam Brown	...	costumer (as Samantha Brown) / wardrobe assistant
Daniel Calvert	...	art finisher
Graeme Carlisle	...	design graphics
Paul Christiansen	...	footwear
Sarah Cole	...	costumer
Sophie Collie	...	costumer
Paula Collier	...	key dyer / textile artist
Shannan Collier	...	dyer
Fifi Colston	...	off set costumes
Shanti Costar	...	additional costumer
Phillipa Cowdrey	...	costumer
John Cowell	...	assistant costume designer
James Crane	...	art finisher
Natalie Crane	...	off set costumes
Amy Craven	...	costumer
Daniel Cruden	...	costume standby: dwarves (as Dan Cruden)
Mary Lou Da Roza	...	off set costumes (as Mary-Lou Da Roza)
Marina Davis	...	art finisher
Anna Deacon	...	costumer
Libby Dempster	...	textiles and finishing supervisor
Lisa Doherty	...	costumer
Emma Evans	...	additional costumer
Carolyn M. Fenton	...	wardrobe supervisor (as Carolyn Fenton)
Robyn Forster	...	costume props supervisor
Beverley Francis	...	costumer
Helen Fuller	...	additional costumer
Kerry Funnell	...	costumer
Grant Gebbie	...	art finisher
Jasmin Gibson	...	lead costume standby
Hannah Goldblatt	...	costumer
Sarah Goodhue	...	extras costume standby
Peter Gouge	...	art finisher
Sally Gray	...	costume standby: dwarves / set costumer
Tammy Green	...	costume standby: dwarves
Rupert Grobben	...	additional costumer
Paul Hambleton	...	art finisher
Beryl Hampson	...	costumer
Sarah Bailey Harper	...	art finisher (as Sarah Bailey-Harper)
Emma Harre	...	key costumer
Kate Hawley	...	additional costume designer
Charlotte Hayes	...	costume standby: dwarves
Jake Hedley	...	additional costumer
Joss Henry	...	costume standby: dwarves
Sarah Howden	...	leather stitcher
Emily Ireland	...	off set costumes
Caroline Johnston	...	art finisher
Rebecca Johnston	...	extras costume standby
Pam Jones	...	costumer
Bex Joyce	...	costume standby: dwarves
Laki Laban	...	additional costumer
Jennifer Langford	...	costumer
Pauline Laws	...	costumer
Cilla Leckie	...	costume coordinator
Sophie Lewis-Smith	...	jeweller
Emma Lodge	...	costumer
Hayley May	...	costumer
Lachlan Mayclair	...	costumer
Lucy McLay	...	additional costume coordinator
Sophie Mills	...	key costumer: second unit
Amanda Kaye Moorhouse	...	costumer (as Amanda Kaye McBride)
Samantha Morley	...	costume coordinator: dwarves
Melissa Mundt	...	costumer
Pip O'Brien	...	costume standby: second unit
Tira O'Daly	...	costumer
Erin O'Neill	...	off set costumes
Niall O'Shea	...	costume standby: dwarves
Kelly Olatunji	...	textile artist
Genevieve Packer	...	textile graphics
Darilynn Palatin	...	jeweller
Rowan Panther	...	additional costumer
Ruth Paul	...	off set costumes
Mirinda Penny	...	extras costume standby
Andrea Plested	...	key costumer
Craig Poll	...	additional costumer
Dallas Poll	...	key jeweller
Ben Price	...	costume props supervisor
Matt Reitsma	...	key textile artist (as Matthew Reitsma)
James Rogers	...	costume props supervisor
Julie Zavala Ron	...	costumer (as Julie Zavala Ron-Jackett)
Helle Rosenberg	...	costumer
Sheree Roud	...	costumer
Jenny Rushton	...	key costumer
Paula Ryan	...	costume supervisor
Rose-Marie Salmon	...	art finisher (as Rose Salmon)
Hannah Shand	...	costumer
Sarah Shepherd	...	textile artist
Miriam Silvester	...	off set costumes
Naomi Spicer	...	additional costumer
Caroline Stephen	...	art finisher
Hazelle Talby	...	costume standby: second unit
Siosi Tamapoulu	...	costume standby: dwarves (as Siosi Tamapolu)
Peter Thompson	...	additional costumer
Heta Timu	...	off set costumes
Kate Trafford	...	costume standby: dwarves
Emma Turnbull	...	costume standby: second unit
Katie Wagstaff	...	extras costume Coordinator
Simon Ward	...	art finisher
Amy Wright	...	key art finisher
Tom Caddy	...	breakdown supervisor (uncredited)
Brendan Dee	...	costume standby (uncredited)
Chrissy Flannery	...	custom shoemaker (uncredited)
Roxana McIntyre	...	assistant dyer (uncredited)
Melissa Montague	...	costumer (uncredited)
Amy Wright	...	breakdown supervisor (uncredited)

Editorial Department

Location Management

Henry Aitken	...	location
Sarah Allman	...	location assistant: second unit
Don Anderson	...	location
David Comer	...	locations (as Dave Comer)
Jared Connon	...	supervising location manager
Rachael Cooper	...	assistant location coordinator (as Rachel Cooper)
Ryan Freeman	...	location
Mathew Gordon	...	location manager
Thea Govorko	...	location travel coordinator
Nick Herbert	...	location
Carey Johnson	...	location coordinator
Russell King	...	location
Scott McCauley	...	location and unit coordinator: second unit
Billy Mizer	...	location production assistant: second unit
Grant Moffitt	...	location
Damion Nathan	...	location: second unit
Sharon Ninness	...	location and unit coordinator
Simon Noakes	...	key locations assistant
Paul Rhodes	...	location
Merlin Scott-Smith	...	location
Edward Sinclair	...	location
Jordi Scott Smith	...	location (as Jordi Scott-Smith)
Clayton Tikao	...	location manager: second unit
Craig Tikao	...	location: second unit
Richard Warwick	...	location
Peter White	...	location horse master
Barry Smith	...	location production assistant (uncredited)
Rachel Stewart	...	assistant location coordinator (uncredited)
Jessica Walsh	...	location assistant (uncredited)

Music Department

Roger Argente	...	musician: trombone
Amy Baer	...	supervising score coordinator
Thomas Bowes	...	concertmaster
Nicholas Bucknall	...	musician: clarinet
Peter Cobbin	...	music mixer / music recordist
Elizabeth Cotnoir	...	score coordinator
Michael Dore	...	singer
Jennifer L. Dunnington	...	supervising music editor (as Jennifer Dunnington)
Terry Edwards	...	choir master
Karen Elliott	...	music supervisor
Sarah Eyden	...	singer
Andrew Findon	...	musician: flute
Joanna Forbes	...	singer
Alan Frey	...	score coordinator
Steve Gallagher	...	music editor (as Stephen Gallagher)
Robert Houston	...	score editor (as Rob Houston)
Freya Jacklin	...	singer
Skaila Kanga	...	musician: harp
Paul Kimber	...	musician
Oli Langford	...	musician: violin
Roger Linley	...	musician: double bass
London Philharmonic Orchestra	...	music performed by
London Voices	...	choir
Laurence Love Greed	...	music editor: London
Steve Mair	...	musician: double bass
Yann McCullough	...	score editor
Dan Newell	...	musician: trumpet
Sam Okell	...	music mixer / music recordist
Ben Parry	...	choir master
Michael Pärt	...	music editor
Simon Rhodes	...	music recordist
Ralph Salmins	...	musician: drums
Pieter Schoeman	...	concertmaster
Jonathan Schultz	...	supervising score editor
Nigel Scott	...	music editor
Howard Shore	...	conductor / orchestrator
James Sizemore	...	music conformer / music programmer
The Tiffin Boys' Choir	...	choir (as Tiffin Boys' Choir)
Simon Toyne	...	choir master
Kirsty Whalley	...	score editor
Jonathan Williams	...	musician: cello
Mark Willsher	...	music editor
Antonio Andrade	...	additional music programming (uncredited)
John Barrett	...	assistant score mixing engineer (uncredited) / scoring pro tools engineer (uncredited)
Mark Berrow	...	violin (uncredited)
Rachel Bolt	...	viola (uncredited)
Patricio Castillo	...	singer (uncredited)
Peter Clarke	...	auricle operator (uncredited)
Lars Clutterham	...	copyist (uncredited)
Gordon Davidson	...	scoring pro tools engineer (uncredited)
Alejandro de la Llosa	...	orchestrator (uncredited)
Elroy Finn	...	backup singer (uncredited)
Liam Finn	...	backup singer (uncredited) / musician: bass guitar (uncredited)
Neil Finn	...	musician: guitar (uncredited) / singer (uncredited)
Chris Garrick	...	musician (uncredited)
Joshua Green	...	music preparation (uncredited)
Toby Hulbert	...	scoring protools engineer: end credits song (uncredited)
Steve Juliani	...	music preparation (uncredited)
James Marangone	...	music preparation assistant (uncredited)
Daniel Clive McCallum	...	assistant to orchestrator (uncredited)
Matt Mysko	...	assistant recording engineer (uncredited)
Mark Petrie	...	composer: trailer music (uncredited)
Alicja Smietana	...	solo violinist (uncredited)
Jill Streater	...	music preparation supervisor copyist: UK (uncredited)
Andrew Townend	...	assistant music preparation (uncredited)
Theo Vidgen	...	assistant to the conductor (uncredited)
Bruce White	...	musician: viola (uncredited)
Robert Ziegler	...	music conductor (uncredited)

Transportation Department

Bonnie Blake	...	assistant transportation coordinator: second unit (as Bonnie Frires)
Peter Devlin	...	transportation captain: London
Royale Edward	...	driver: Los Angeles
Helen Greenway	...	fleet coordinator
Sophie Harris	...	transportation coordinator
Tim Harris	...	transportation captain
Leigh Karangaroa	...	key traffic coordinator: second unit
Jules Lovelock	...	transportation coordinator: second unit
Kevin Magill	...	transportation captain: second unit
Glenn Shaw	...	transportation manager
Alfie Speight	...	helicopter pilot: aerial unit
Raewyn Wallace	...	assistant transportation coordinator
Mark Crowley	...	driver: Peter Jackson (uncredited)
Brendan Dee	...	driver (uncredited)
Aaron Dickson	...	transport office assistant (uncredited)
Brad McLeod	...	driver: shuttle van (uncredited)
David O'Connor	...	driver: producers (uncredited)
Michael Vanbelle	...	transportation (uncredited)
Heidi Watson	...	swing driver wrangler (uncredited)

Other crew

Nils Ivar Agoy	...	foreign translations of the novels provided by: Norwegian
Carrie Alford	...	offset armour and weapons
Monica Anderson	...	production secretary: second unit
Tracy Anderson	...	production massage therapist
Erik Andersson	...	foreign translations of the novels provided by: Swedish
Paul Andreassend	...	medic
Philip Arditti	...	reader: London
Ben Armstrong	...	horse wrangler
Mark Atkin	...	scale double
John Bach	...	picture double
Rick Baer	...	art department accountant
Danielle Baneham	...	set production assistant: second unit
Emma Bartlett	...	production coordinator: Park Road Post Production
Trevor Bau	...	scale double (uncredited)
Matt Bauckham	...	armour and weapons lead standby
Jules Bayliss	...	production assistant (as Julie-Anne Bayliss)
Michael Beard	...	paramedic: London
Brett Beattie	...	scale double
Donna Beck	...	riding double
James Becker	...	unit
Susan Bell	...	tutor
Teresa Berus	...	IT coordinator
Sigurlaug Bjarnadóttir	...	foreign translations of the novels provided by: Icelandic
Nick Blake	...	scale double acting coach
Stuart Bollam	...	scale double
Melissa Booth	...	unit publicist
Dion Boothby	...	armour and weapons lead standby
Zane Braid	...	unit
Victoria Bravery	...	craft service: London
Amy Brennan	...	production assistant: Wingnut Films
Amy Bridson	...	armour and weapons lead standby
Amy Brighton	...	scale double
Andy Buckley	...	health and safety coordinator
Helen Carr	...	assistant: Philippa Boyens
Roisin Carty	...	supervising dialect coach (as Róisin Carty)
Ali Chamberlain	...	caterer: London
Daniel Chen	...	assistant accountant
Elena Heronimidis Conte	...	foreign translations of the novels provided by: Italian
Elizabeth Cotching	...	set production assistant
Gavin Cowan	...	scale double
Bonny Crayford	...	set production assistant
Janet Brennan Croft	...	scholar: Tolkien
Leroy Cross	...	scale double
Marty Culling	...	unit: second unit
Brendon Cunningham	...	scale double
Nour Dardari	...	financial controller
Anne-Marie Davenport	...	accounts supervisor
Rita Davies	...	site supervisor
Shaun Davis	...	second assistant accountant
Guillermo del Toro	...	project consultant
Caleb Dempsey	...	base camp coordinator: second unit
Vicky Alliata di Vilafranca	...	foreign translations of the novels provided by: Italian
Judith Dick	...	riding double
Natalie Doherty	...	assistant accountant
Warwick Donald	...	scale double
Blair Donovan	...	medic
Emma Dougherty	...	production assistant: Wingnut Films
Lisa Dunn	...	armour and weapons standby
Jake Edmonds	...	health and safety: London
Kitrina Edwards	...	travel coordinator
Lenita Maria Rimoli Esteves	...	foreign translations of the novels provided by: Portuguese Brazil
Mark Ford	...	animal trainer
Angela Fraser	...	production massage therapist
Luke Frater	...	on set cast support
Katie Frost	...	set production assistant: second unit
Mike Futter	...	on set cast support
Mark Gabites	...	medic
Sophie Gannon	...	scale double
Elysia Gibb	...	on set cast support
Lucy Gibson	...	craft service
Brent Gilbert	...	on set cast support
Rachel Gilkison	...	production secretary
Justin Goh	...	scale double
Charlotte Gover	...	horse wrangler
Julie Gower	...	craft service
Branko Gradisnik	...	foreign translations of the novels provided by: Slovenian
Lana Gregory	...	horse wrangler
Amy Gurr	...	second assistant accountant
Daisy Hall	...	offset armour and weapons
Matthew Hall	...	riding double
Britt G. Hallqvist	...	foreign translations of the novels provided by: Swedish
Jonathan Harding	...	second assistant accountant
Sue Hardy	...	facilities: Wingnut Films
Cameron Harland	...	general manager: Park Road Post Production
Paul Harris	...	riding double
Zo Hartley	...	on set cast support
Jamie Haugh	...	stand-in
Johnny Hawkins	...	key armour and weapons standby (as John Hawkins)
Andrew Hawley	...	reader: London
Stephen Heise	...	scale double
Barratt Henry	...	set production assistant
Cale Hetariki	...	travel coordinator
Jodie Hillock	...	horse wrangler
Janelle Hinch	...	craft service
Andrea Hinchey	...	additional travel
Austin Hobson	...	craft service
Orion Holder-Monk	...	craft service
Tim Hope	...	production assistant
Matt Hopkins	...	offset armour and weapons
Shelley Hopkins	...	second assistant accountant
Anna Houghton	...	assistant to producers
Alistair Howden	...	base camp coordinator (as Alastair Howden)
Steven Howlett	...	scale double
Rewi Hudson	...	unit: second unit
Juli Hunter	...	pony suits
Torstein Bugge Høverstad	...	foreign translations of the novels provided by: Norwegian
Roy Jamieson	...	set production assistant: second unit
Kersti Juva	...	foreign translations of the novels provided by: Finnish
Cindy Kahu	...	assistant production coordinator: second unit
Seamus Kavanagh	...	cast liaison
Holly Keeman	...	set production assistant
Andrew Kershaw	...	horse wrangler
Heather Klein	...	production accountant: Wingnut Films
Linda Klein-Nixon	...	production accountant: Wingnut Films
Dean Knowsley	...	stand-in (as Dean Knowsley-Kourbanbaev)
Chelsea Koelman	...	riding double
Otakar Korinek	...	foreign translations of the novels provided by: Slovakian
Kirill Mikhailovich Korolev	...	foreign translations of the novels provided by: Russian
Howard Lacey	...	tutor
Nikki Latham	...	on set cast support
Jamie Lawrence	...	on set cast support
Josie Leckie	...	assistant: Fran Walsh
Francis Ledoux	...	foreign translations of the novels provided by: French
Eleanor Lefever	...	assistant accountant
Greg Lewis	...	armour and weapons standby (as Gregory Lewis)
Brock Lewthwaite	...	riding double
Pip Lingard	...	advance locations coordinator
Leon Lovell	...	unit: second unit
Sebastian Marr	...	payroll accountant
Andrew Marshall	...	assistant production coordinator
Dale Martin	...	production assistant
Dale Martin	...	production assistant
Gary Martin	...	horse wrangler
Mary Martin	...	foreign translations of the novels provided by: Serbian
Mark Matchett	...	unit
Bruce Maunsell	...	site supervisor
Averil Mawhinney	...	production accountant
Jane McCurdy	...	advance locations coordinator
Chris McGarry	...	animal trainer
Clementine McGregor	...	horse wrangler
James McKelvie	...	IT support: Wingnut Films
Sharon McLean	...	scale double
Callum McLeod	...	scale double (as Callum MacLeod)
Kalila McMillan	...	unit
Christopher McNeill	...	key unit assistant
Leith McPherson	...	dialect coach
Sebastian Meek	...	assistant: Peter Jackson
Nathan Meister	...	scale double acting coach
Stanislava Mensikova	...	foreign translations of the novels provided by: Czech
Barry Menzies	...	riding double
Eileen Menzies	...	riding double
Polona Mertelj	...	foreign translations of the novels provided by: Slovenian
Milan Milisic	...	foreign translations of the novels provided by: Serbian
Mike Minogue	...	facilities manager
Carly Mohan-Druce	...	armour and weapons standby
Eric Monette	...	pre-production
Honey Montazemi	...	craft service: London
Melody Mulholland	...	construction caterer
Kate Mulligan	...	assistant production coordinator
Michael Munro	...	on set cast support
Vladimir Muravev	...	foreign translations of the novels provided by: Russian (as Vladimir Sergeevich Muravyev)
Linus Murphy	...	first assistant accountant
Eilev Groven Myhren	...	foreign translations of the novels provided by: Norwegian
Ravi Narayan	...	scale double
Rohinal Ravinesh Narayan	...	scale double / scale double: Kili
Alex Nash	...	riding double
Lia Neilson	...	armour and weapons lead standby
Alina Nemirova	...	foreign translations of the novels provided by: Russian (as Alina Nemyrova)
Adrianne Ng	...	assistant accountant
Jack Nicol	...	production assistant
Lubomir Slavov Nikolov	...	foreign translations of the novels provided by: Bulgarian
Duncan Nimmo	...	IT development manager: Wingnut Films
Phil Nixey	...	on set cast support
Carter Nixon	...	production assistant: Wingnut Films
Ian Nobin	...	location accountant: second unit
Terry Notary	...	movement choreographer
Petra Novotná	...	animal wrangler (as Petra Novotna)
Poppy O'Dowd	...	craft service
Andrea O'Fee	...	assistant accountant
Caroline O'Fee	...	assistant accountant
Zoran Obradovic	...	foreign translations of the novels provided by: Slovenian
Clare Odell	...	scale double
Åke Ohlmarks	...	foreign translations of the novels provided by: Swedish
Les Old	...	horse trainer
Steve Old	...	head animal wrangler
Troy Old	...	horse wrangler
Nate Oldwin	...	on set cast support
Lotta Olsson	...	foreign translations of the novels provided by: Swedish
Brent Ormsby	...	on set cast support (as Brent 'Koro' Ormsby)
Gordon Paddison	...	web coordinator
Ray Paewal	...	veterinarian
Gabe Page	...	craft service: second unit (as Gabriel Page)
Samuel Page	...	craft service
Akshay Parbhu	...	IT support
Francesc Parcerisas	...	foreign translations of the novels provided by: Catalan
Paolo Paron	...	foreign translations of the novels provided by: Italian
Bronwen Pattison	...	pony suits
Primoz Pecovnik	...	foreign translations of the novels provided by: Slovenian
John Pell	...	on set cast support
Michael Pellerin	...	behind the scenes documentarian
Ceris Price	...	unit publicist
Natalya Leonidovna Rakhmanova	...	foreign translations of the novels provided by: Russian
Carlos Ramírez Laloli	...	on set cast support
Paul Randall	...	scale double: Gandalf
Steven Ray	...	picture double
Vanessa Redmond	...	second assistant accountant
Matt Reid	...	on set cast support
Yvette Reid	...	on set cast support
Shane Richards	...	unit
William Richardson	...	horse wrangler
Barnaby Riggs	...	set production assistant: second unit
Grant Roa	...	on set cast support
Jay Rosenwink	...	accountant: London
Gareth Ruck	...	scale double
Merrin Ruck	...	script supervisor: second unit
David Salo	...	translator: Tolkien language
Josh Samuels	...	craft service: second unit
Kurt Sandtmann	...	armour and weapons production assistant
Ross Sanford	...	on set coordinator: second unit
Kina Scollay	...	site supervisor
Stephanie Scott	...	assistant: Jon Kuyper
Ashley Seabright	...	IT support
Moto Seta	...	foreign translations of the novels provided by: Japanese
Nao Seta	...	foreign translations of the novels provided by: Japanese
Teiji Seta	...	foreign translations of the novels provided by: Japanese
Kiran Shah	...	scale double: Bilbo Baggins
Hannah Shand	...	scale double
Anna-Kate Shaw	...	craft service
Mick Sheehan	...	health and safety: London
Sarah Shippobotham	...	additional dialect coach
Maria Skibniewska	...	foreign translations of the novels provided by: Polish
Genevieve Smith	...	set production assistant: second unit
Gregory Smith	...	horse wrangler
Natalie Smith	...	offset armour and weapons
Simon Smith	...	picture double
Todd Smythe	...	advance locations coordinator
Kimberley Sowter	...	offset armour and weapons (as Kimberly Sowter)
Oliver Specht	...	on set coordinator
Zoran Stanojevic	...	foreign translations of the novels provided by: Serbian
Gabrielle Stern	...	scale double
Paul Stieglbauer	...	craft service
Paul Stroobant	...	riding double
Emily Sturrock	...	armour and weapons lead standby (as Emily Jane Sturrock)
Victoria Sullivan	...	script supervisor
John Swedenmark	...	foreign translations of the novels provided by: Swedish
Amelia Swift	...	picture double
Nathan Taare	...	offset armour and weapons
Helene Takacs	...	production coordinator
Akiko Tanaka	...	foreign translations of the novels provided by: Japanese
Lindsay Tapp	...	riding double
Richard Taylor	...	armour and weapons
Douglas Thomson	...	riding double
Steve Thomson	...	on set cast support
Richard Thurston	...	armour and weapons lead standby
Krasimira Vasileva Todorova	...	foreign translations of the novels provided by: Bulgarian
Brenna Townshend	...	cast liaison (as Brenna Wong)
Greer Townshend	...	on set cast support
Jelena Trpkovic	...	foreign translations of the novels provided by: Serbian
Nick Trugly	...	IT systems manager
Roland Tuck	...	scale double
Natasha Tucker	...	double
Hannah Tuohy	...	set production assistant: second unit
Devon Turei	...	site supervisor
Dan Turner	...	production coordinator: London
Mike Turner	...	site supervisor (as Michael Turner)
Sarah Tyler	...	horse department coordinator
Noah van Boxel	...	horse wrangler
John van Stipriaan	...	additional base camp coordinator
Marcus Vernon	...	riding double
Druw Vickers	...	unit
Chase Voss	...	scale double
Tomas Vrba	...	foreign translations of the novels provided by: Czech
Karina Wallace	...	horse wrangler
Karla Wallace	...	production coordinator: second unit
Alicia Watson	...	craft service
Jonathan Watt	...	offset armour and weapons
Hayden J. Weal	...	picture double (as Hayden Weal)
Dan Weatherley	...	horse wrangler
Raewyn Weatherley	...	horse wrangler
Terrance Whakatihi	...	horse wrangler
Harry Whitehurst	...	site supervisor
Bradley Whitfield	...	horse wrangler
Jennifer Whiting	...	assistant production coordinator: second unit (as Jenny Whiting)
Emily Wiebel	...	horse wrangler
Kelsie Wiki	...	horse wrangler
Callie Wilhoit	...	scale double
Jamie Wilson	...	armour and weapons production manager
Robert Wilson	...	horse wrangler
Chris Winter	...	data wrangler
Philip Wong	...	production physician (as Dr. Philip Wong)
Emma Worley	...	assistant production coordinator
Hamish Wright	...	scale double
Laurie Wright	...	assistant: Andy Serkis, second unit
Craig Young	...	motion capture performer
David Fraser Young	...	set production assistant (as David Young)
Justin Young	...	IT support
Xueheng Zhu	...	foreign translations of the novels provided by: Simple Chinese
Darby Allen	...	cast security (uncredited)
Katherine E. Beyda	...	production executive (uncredited)
James Joshua Blake	...	body double: Thorin Oakenshield (uncredited)
Charlie Bleakley	...	body double (uncredited)
Shane Boulton	...	body double: Lindir (uncredited)
Brendan Casey	...	runner (uncredited)
Sophie Cherry	...	production team (uncredited)
David Billy Cole	...	u.s. assistant to unit production manager (uncredited)
Andrew Cooke	...	studio manager: UK (uncredited)
Paul Craze	...	hand model (uncredited)
John Cubelic	...	assistant to executive producer (uncredited)
Gina Deakin	...	production assistant (uncredited)
Matthew Dravitzki	...	executive assistant: Peter Jackson (uncredited)
Jonny Eagle	...	production assistant (uncredited)
Frank Edwards	...	hand double (uncredited)
Ben Fransham	...	motion capture actor: Weta Digital (uncredited)
Fiona Harper	...	production assistant: UK (uncredited)
Fraser Hesketh	...	animal wrangler (uncredited)
Logan Hester	...	production assistant: second unit (uncredited)
Jon Kuyper	...	production executive (uncredited)
Kent Lambert	...	picture double: Bombur (uncredited)
Chris Lastrapes	...	marketing (uncredited)
Veronique Lawrence	...	additional script supervisor (uncredited)
Teariki Leonard	...	second unit: production assistant (uncredited)
Billie Lusk	...	on-set caterer (uncredited)
Brian Mahony	...	insurance broker (uncredited)
Freddie Martin	...	studio production assistant: uk (uncredited)
Danielle Mason	...	picture double: Galadriel (uncredited)
Josh McDonald	...	body double: Nori (uncredited)
Carlton McRae	...	stand-in: Radagast (uncredited)
Ryan Miles	...	researcher (uncredited)
Randy Miller	...	exotic animal supplier (uncredited)
Des Morgan	...	picture double: Dori (uncredited)
Josh Nixon	...	adr production runner (uncredited)
Marlon Beyer Rieger	...	production assistant (uncredited)
Gabrielle Rogers	...	dialect coach: Stephen Hunter (uncredited)
James R.W. Smith	...	motion capture perfomer (uncredited)
Melissa Spratt	...	armour and weapons assistant (uncredited)
Tom Treasure	...	production assistant (uncredited)
Kate Venables	...	hero goblin performer (uncredited)
Cara Louise Waretini	...	armour and weapons (uncredited)
Jonathan Weber	...	assistant to executive producer (uncredited)

Hobbit An Unexpected Journey Online

Thanks

Hobbit The Desolation Of Smaug

Mike Turner

...

in memory of

Crew believed to be complete

Matthew Baker	...	second assistant director: London (as Matt Baker)
Danielle Blake	...	second second assistant director
Guy Campbell	...	key second assistant director
Emma Cross	...	second assistant director
Carolynne Cunningham	...	first assistant director
Bryon Darling	...	second second assistant director (as Byron Darling)
Bruno Du Bois	...	second second assistant director
Teuila Field	...	third assistant director: second unit
Kendall Finlayson	...	third assistant director
Brent Holden	...	third assistant director: second unit
Richard Matthews	...	second assistant director: second unit
Hannah McKenzie-Yates	...	third assistant director
Joanne Pearce	...	additional second assistant director
Andy Serkis	...	second unit director
Rod Smith	...	second second assistant director: second unit (as Rodney Smith)
Liz Tan	...	first assistant director: second unit
Joshua Watkins	...	additional second assistant director

Charlotte Adams	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Joel Ahie-Drought	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Johnny Fraser Allen	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop (as Johnny Fraser-Allen)
Adam Anderson	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Ross Anderson	...	special effects technician: second unit
Michael Asquith	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Richard Athorne	...	design supervisor: WETA Workshop
Cat Auburn	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Yvonne Autridge	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Andrew Baker	...	lead creatures designer: WETA Workshop
Grace Baker	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Wendy Bambro-Tilyard	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
John Baster	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
David Bawel	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Patrick Baxter	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Kim Beaton	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Bonne Becconsall	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Uli Beck-Schneider	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Grant Bensley	...	head of production: WETA Workshop
Jamie Beswarick	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
David Booth	...	special effects technician
Wendy Bown	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Steven Boyle	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop (as Steve Boyle)
Sean Douglas Brennan	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop (as Sean Brennan)
Carola Broekhoff	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop (as Carola Brockhoff)
Jonathon Brough	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop (as Johnny Brough)
Duncan Brown	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Elise Brown	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Mark Brownlie	...	special effects technician: second unit
Daniel Burnett	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop (as Dan Burnett)
Dean Bushby	...	special effects technician
Luke Butters	...	special effects technician
Bruce Campbell	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Craig A. Campbell	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Lucy Cant	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Sourisak Chanpaseuth	...	painting supervisor: WETA Workshop
Karl Chisholm	...	senior special effects technician
Marty T.C. Chung	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Nick Cleverley	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Daniel Cockersell	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Eric Cotton	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Lindsey Crummett	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Brad Cunningham	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Alan Curreri	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Sheldon Currington	...	special effects technician
Bryce Curtis	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Geoff Curtis	...	senior special effects technician
Bridget Dash	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Paul Davenport	...	special effects technician
Sarah Dee	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Alex Denton	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Edward Denton	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop (as Ed Denton)
Mark William Dewes	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Reece Dixon	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Kim Docherty	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Harry Domett	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Tim Domett	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Marly Doyle	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Brian Duff	...	special effects technician
B. David Duke	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop (as David Duke)
Joe Dunckley	...	props model making supervisor: WETA Workshop
George Dunn	...	special effects: London
Andrew Durno	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Christopher Dwan	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Stephen Edwards	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Warner Emery	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Jon Ewen	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Jeremy Faiers	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Daniel Falconer	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Doug Falconer	...	special effects technician
Alex Falkner	...	props model making supervisor: WETA Workshop
Shari Finn	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Sean Foot	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Rodney Ford	...	special effects technician
Flo Foxworthy	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Robert Freitas	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
James French	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Will Furneaux	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Oliver Gee	...	special effects technician
Andrew Gillespie	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Rob Gillies	...	workshop supervisor: Weta Workshop
Eve Gilliland	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Simon Godsiff	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
C.J. Goldman	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Gina Goodwin	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Darin Gordine	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Hayley Gray	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Leri Greer	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Jonathan Roy Grindlay	...	special effects technician
George Grove	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Chris Guise	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Cameron Hall	...	special effects technician
Chris Hampton	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Lans Hansen	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
John Harding	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Scott Harens	...	senior special effects technician
Cathy Harris	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop (as Cathy 'Tree' Harris)
Olivia Harris	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Frances Hawker	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Luke Hawker	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Eric Heath	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Nori Honda	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Rosie Horsley	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Gary Hunt	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Greg Hunt	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Gus Hunter	...	lead concept designer: WETA Workshop
Iain Hutton	...	senior special effects technician
Ruby Lee Hutton	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Alex Ingle	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Amy Ingram	...	special effects office coordinator
Steve Ingram	...	special effects supervisor
Nadine Jaggi	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Martin Jago	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Jason James	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Carene Jenkin	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Jade Jolly	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Mark Keetch	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Nick Keller	...	lead concept designer: WETA Workshop
Charlotte Key	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Adam Kinsman	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Aris Kolokontes	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Nick Krützfeldt	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Trevor R. Lamb	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Stephen Lambert	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Emmy Lennevald	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Callum Linegard	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop (as Callum Lingard)
Candace Little	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Joaquin Loyzaga	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Conor Lui-Fakaotimanava	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Peter Lyon	...	master swordsmith supervisor: WETA Workshop
Caroline MacLeod	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Kelly Marie	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Pietro Marson	...	animatronic creatures supervisor: WETA Workshop
Ben Mauro	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Kim McAuslan	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Tristan McCallum	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Mike McDonald	...	special effects technician
Alistair McDougall	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Anna McKendry	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Phil McLaren	...	floor supervisor: main unit
John P. McMullen	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop (as John McMullen)
David Meng	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Matthew G.P. Mills	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Cathrine Mitchell	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Dordi Moen	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Tracey Morgan	...	design department project coordinator: WETA Workshop (as Tracey-Lea Morgan)
Sarah Morris	...	production manager: WETA Workshop
Samantha Elizabeth Mott	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Andrew Moyes	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Timothy Munro	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop (as Tim Munro)
Anni Nagel	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Peter Osborne	...	engineering supervisor: WETA Workshop
Kiri Packer	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Max Patte	...	sculpting supervisor: WETA Workshop
Shaun Patten	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Katherine Pepperell	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Mary Pike	...	3D modelling and model making supervisor: WETA Workshop
Vincent Michael Pirovano	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Claire Prebble	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Lizanne Proctor	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Jennifer Quinlin	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Allison Ralph-Smith	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Hynie Rasch	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Doug Redpath	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Jamie Rencen	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Tania Rodger	...	workshop manager: WETA Workshop
Matthew Rodgers	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Ivan Rooda	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Simon Rose	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Ian Ruxton	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Cristina Salvoldi	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Rogier Samuels	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Mauro Santini	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Steven Saunders	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Derek Scherer	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Bas Schwarz	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Russell Sharp	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Philip Sharpe	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Roberta Shaw	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Raashi Sheehan	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Roderick Sheehy	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop (as Rod J. Sheehy)
Samuelu Tevita Siilata	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Carlos Slater	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Steven Smart	...	workshop technician: Weta Workshop (as Steven Smart)
Warren Dion Smith	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Scott Spencer	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Brian Stendebach	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Ri Streeter	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Emily Sturrock	...	hair supervisor: WETA Workshop (as Emily-Jane Sturrock)
Fred Tang	...	chainmaille supervisor: WETA Workshop
Richard Taylor	...	creatures
Sam Templeton	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Stuart Thomas	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Fiona Thomson	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Jordan Thomson	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Paul Tobin	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
William Toft	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Jade Townsend	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Greg Tozer	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Tim Tozer	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Steve Unwin	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Peter van de Laar	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Richard van Dijk	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Paul Van Ommen	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Kate Venables	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Paul Verrall	...	special effects on set coordinator: second unit
Frank Victoria	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Jamin Vollebregt	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Michael Wallace	...	molding supervisor: WETA Workshop
Fiona Walsh	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Daniel Wickham	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Paul Wickham	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Kate Wilcox	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Lee Williams	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Lorraine Willis	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Zoe Wilson	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Beck Woolhouse	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Brigitte Wuest	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Jorgelina Yeme	...	workshop technician: WETA Workshop
Warwick Yin	...	special effects technician
Petar Zivkovic	...	senior special effects technician (as Peter Zivkovic)
Genelle Eaglen	...	workshop technician: Weta Workshop (uncredited)
Jenny Kess	...	special effects crew (uncredited)
Mel Milanovic	...	special effects technician (uncredited)
Simon Rose	...	prosthetics technician: Weta Workshop (uncredited)
Sky Vega	...	special effects makeup life casting and mold making (uncredited)

Jason Aldous	...	assistant on-line editor: Park Road Post Production
Dan Best	...	first assistant editor
Natalie Best	...	data wrangler: Park Road Post Production
Ian Bidgood	...	high frame rate development specialist: Park Road Post Production
Clare Brody	...	data wrangler: Park Road Post Production
Tracey Brown	...	post producer: Park Road Post Production
Andy Campion	...	apprentice editor
Victoria Chu	...	deliverables mastering supervisor: Park Road Post Production
Joyce Kamille Cristal	...	data wrangler: main unit, Park Road Post Production
Francisco Cubas	...	on-line editor: Park Road Post Production
Greg Daniels	...	second assistant editor
Johanna Dixon-Didier	...	projectionist: Park Road Post Production
Peter Doyle	...	digital intermediate consultant
Stephen Duburguet	...	deliverables mastering: Park Road Post Production
Siobhan Durkin	...	lead data wrangler: main unit, Park Road Post Production
Daniel Eady	...	workflow coordinator: Park Road Post Production
Martin Edwards	...	senior laboratory post-production technician: Park Road Post Production
Gareth Evans	...	deliverables mastering: Park Road Post Production
Frédéric Geffroy	...	daily processing editor: Park Road Post Production (as Frederic Geffroy)
Rob Gordon	...	senior on-line editor: Park Road Post Production
Michael Harris	...	deliverables mastering: Park Road Post Production
Paul Harris	...	projectionist: Park Road Post Production
Hamish Hill	...	laboratory workflow coordinator: Park Road Post Production
David Hollingsworth	...	head of picture: Park Road Post Production / supervising digital colorist
Julian Karehana	...	second assistant editor
Nina Kurzmann	...	delivery producer: Park Road Post Production
Tom McHattie	...	data wrangler: main unit, Park Road Post Production
Wattana Moeung	...	data wrangler: Park Road Post Production
Amber Marie Naveira	...	lead data wrangler: second unit, Park Road Post Production (as Amber Marie Smith)
Jon Newell	...	assistant digital intermediate colorist: Park Road Post Production / lead dailies: Park Road Post Production
Phil Oatley	...	head of technology: Park Road Post Production
Anthony S. Pratt	...	workflow manager: Park Road Post Production
Vickie-Lynn Roy	...	lead digital intermediate colorist: Park Road Post Production
Christopher Rudkin	...	assistant digital intermediate colorist: Park Road Post Production / dailies: Park Road Post Production
Brian Scadden	...	head of laboratory: Park Road Post Production
Amy Shand	...	digital lab manager: Park Road Post Production
Alexandra Sumner	...	second assistant editor
Kim Thomas	...	data wrangler: second unit, Park Road Post Production
Matthew Wear	...	deliverables mastering: Park Road Post Production
Tim Willis	...	deliverables mastering: Park Road Post Production
Erin Woolhouse	...	assistant digital intermediate colourist: Park Road Post Production / dailies: Park Road Post Production
Jeannie Yeung	...	data wrangler: second unit, Park Road Post Production
Kurt P. Galvao	...	post production executive (uncredited)
David Thomas	...	digital cinema producer (uncredited)
Lee Wimer	...	color timer (uncredited)