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All the World's a Stage
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3
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Alex Wyatt & Mark Shirrefs
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Grant Brown
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“All the World's a Stage” is the third episode in Season 1 of The Bureau of Magical Things. It premiered to about 620,000 viewers in the U.S.[3]
Plot[]
When Kyra's friend, Peter, witnesses Kyra doing magic, Lily tries to wipe his mind; the spell goes wrong, which results in Peter believing he's Shakespeare's Romeo in a play he's rehearsing for school and falling in love with Lily.
Cast[]
Main Cast[]
- Kimie Tsukakoshi as Kyra
- Elizabeth Cullen as Imogen
- Mia Milnes as Lily
- Julian Cullen as Darra
- Rainbow Wedell as Ruksy
- Jamie Carter as Peter
Recurring Cast[]
Absent Cast[]
Crew[]
- Script & Story Producer - Mark Shirrefs
- Director of Photography - Andrew Conder A.C.S., S.O.C.
- Original Music - Ricky Edwards & Brett Aplin
- Music Supervisors - Pete Dacy & Keith Ridgway - Reform Records
- Production Designer - Michael Rumpf
- Editor - Peter Carrodus
- Post Production & VFX Supervisor - Barry Lanfranchi
- Executive Producers - Jonathan M. Shiff, Julia Adams
- Assistant Producer - Freyja Lehman
- Assistant to Ms Adams - Kathryn Hedger
- Senior Script Editor - Alexa Wyatt
- Script Coordinator - Li-kim Chuah
- Series Developed By - Jonathan M. Shiff, Mark Shirrefs
- Line Producer - Peta Ross
- Production Coordinator - Shamere Borg
- Production Secretary - Kristen Gamble
- Production Runner - Fiona Gammon
- Extras Casting - Bud Hopes
- Financial Controller - Mardi Harding
- Producers Assistants - Rachael Robertson, Jan Soh
- 1st Assistant Director - David Normand, Tom Read
- 2nd Assistant Director - Ian "Scooter" Welbourn
- 3rd Assistant Director - Carl Edge
- Continuity - Mardi Bycroft, Lucy Sweeney
- Assistant Editor - Samantha Keough
- Camera Operator - Tony O'Loughlan
- A Camera 1st Assistant - Daniel Clark
- A Camera 2nd Assistant - Will Edmunds, Kiri Groeneveld
- B Camera Operator - Andrew Conder A.C.S, S.O.C.
- B Camera 1st Assistant - Paul Seipel
- B Camera 2nd Assistant - Sherlyn Hii
- Data Wranglers - Kiri Groeneveld, Paul Freimanis
- Video Split Operator - Paul Freimanis
- Costume Designer - Lucinda McGuigan
- Costumer Supervisor - Julie Willis
- Standby Costume - Madeline Turner
- Costume Bus Assistant - Abbey McCallum
- Hair & Make-Up Designer - Tracey Reeby
- Key Hair & Make-Up - Jean Hewitt
- Hair & Make-Up Assistants - Rhye Lingham, Tamika Adams
- Sound Recordist - John Schiefelbein
- Boom Operator - Andrew Dickens
- Gaffer - Mick O'Brien
- Best Boy - Gordon Tier
- Lighting - Josh Hutchen, Connor Nerfeld
- Key Grip - Billy Harmer
- Best Boy Grip - Jay Lind
- Grip - Harvey Beck-Cowper
- Location Manager - Luke Ford
- Location Assistant - Sarah Tosone
- Unit Manager - Lehi Tahau
- Unit Assistants - Mick Gerguson, Michael Suhr
- Set Decorator - Rachel Steedman
- Props Master - Bradley Tennant
- Buyer / Dresser - Gabriella Pezzuto
- Art Department Coordinator - Mandy Jacobs, Emily Garretto
- Art Department Runner - Kintaro Matsumoto
- Standby Props - Simon Johnson
- Assistant Standby Props - Melanie McMillan
- Construction Manager - Cornelis Van Den Boogaart
- Construction Foreman - Paul O'Reilly
- Construction Coordinator - Bernie Childs
- Set Builders - Zeb Madden, Nathan Lucas, Jordan Turner
- Trade Assistant - Joel Graham
- Scenic Artist - Louis Bull
- Set Finisher - Norman 'Buster' Weise, Eric Hadden
- Brush Hand - Carlin Bull
- Stunt Coordinator - Darko Tuskan
- Safety Officer - Laurence Pettinari
- Stunt Rigger - Mick Corrigan
- Stunt Assistant - Aston Crabtree
- Animal Wrangler - Heidi Makay
- Nurse - Felicity Wegemund
- Caterer - Kru Catering, Darrell Scanlon, Matthew McKenzie, Kieren McKenzie
- Stills Photographer - Mark Taylor
- Post Production - Cutting Edge
- Executive Producer - Michael Burton
- Head of Post Production - Marcus Bolton
- Post Production Producer - Sally Wortley
- Post Production Coordinator - Ainsley Pettitt
- Colourist - Justin McDonald
- Online Editor - Christian Alcock
- Junior Online Editor - Patrick Buckley
- Quality Check Report - John Warneke, Rory Rea, Daniel Scott
- Dailies Operator - Zane Bryant
- Sound Post Production - Soundfirm Australia
- Sound Post Producer - Helen Field
- Re-Recording Mixer - Ralph Ortner
- Sound FX Editor - David Williams
- Dialogue Editor - Ralph Ortner
- Foley Recordist - Michael Grisold
- Foley By - Mario Vaccaro
- Foley Editor - Lee Yee
- Visual Effects By - tedFX
- Visual Effects Supervisor/Artist - Steve Tedman
- Visual Effects Artist - Christian Tedman
- 3D Artist - Jan Lindqvist
- Legal Adivsers - Shiff & Company, Julia Adams
- Insurance - H.W. Wood Australia PTY. LTD.
- Travel - Showgroup Travel Management
- Unit Vehicles - Moviework PTY. LTD.
- Lighting Equipment - Fleet Lightning PTY. LTD.
- Grip Equipment - The Pussy Cat Pole PTY. LTD.
- Camera Equipment - Lemac Film and Digital
- Production Accounting - Screen Accounting & Services International, Sheila Lind, Gill Rick, Kate Ashton
- Completion Guarantee Provided Through First Australian Completion Bond Company PTY. LTD.
- This project is supported by funding from City of Gold Coast Film Attraction Program
- With Special Thanks To
- "Opening & Closing Theme" - Brett Aplin
- Filmed On -
- The Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia
- Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
- A Jonathan M. Shiff Productions programme in association with ZDF German Television Network and ZDF Enterprises GMBH
- Executive Producers - Nicole Keeb (ZDF), Arne Lohmann (ZDF.enterprises)
- ZDF Script Editor - Frauke Bräuner
- Produced in association with Network Ten Australia
- Executive Producer - Cherrie Bottger
- Financed in association with Fulcrum Media Finance and Media Super
- Developed with the assistance of Film Victoria
- Produced with the assistance of Screen Queensland / Queensland Government
- Principal Investor - Australian Government - Screen Australia
- No animals were harmed or mistreated in the making of this series.
- The characters, events, places and organisations portrayed in the program are entirely fictitious. Any similarities to actual persons, living or dead, are purely coincidental.
- © 2018 Jonathan M. Shiff Productions PTY. LTD., Screen Queensland PTY. LTD. and Screen Australia
- ISAN 0000-0004-B051-0001-8-0000-0000-D
- www.jmsp.com.au.
Background information[]
Continuity[]
- Orla's report addresses the flying chair seen in "Magic in the Air".
Trivia[]
- Kimie Tsukakoshi said that the scene where she had to slam dunk was one of the scariest and most fun stunts she had to do, and it was done during the first week of filming.[4]
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Transcript[]
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