Hannah Montana/Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Concert Tour (2008)

User Rating:

2.7/10   

Director:

Bruce Hendricks

Release Date:

1 February 2008 (USA)

Genre:

Documentary | Music

Plot:

A 3-D concert film of the 2007 Hannah Montana/Miley Cyrus tour. |

Plot Keywords:

Concert Film | Concert | Singer | Slash In Title | Hannah Montana

Cast

Candice Accola	...	Background singer
Jamie Arentzen	...	Guitar
Paul Becker	...	Himself
Jaco Caraco	...	Guitar / Himself
Billy Ray Cyrus	...	Himself
Miley Cyrus	...	Herself / Hannah Montana
Teresa Espinosa	...	Dancer
Greg Garbowsky	...	Bass
Kay Hanley	...	Background singer
Mandy Jiroux	...	Dancer
Vashon Johnson	...	Bass
Joe Jonas	...	Himself
Kevin Jonas	...	Himself
Nick Jonas	...	Himself
Stacy Jones	...	MD / Drums
Marshall Lake	...	Dancer
Jack Lawless	...	Drums
Ashlee Nino	...	Dancer
Kenny Ortega	...	Himself
Jason Pettigrew	...	Dancer
Jennifer Talarico	...	Dancer

Directed by
Bruce Hendricks

Produced by
Todd Cogan	....	3D camera producer
Rick Hays	....	field producer
Bruce Hendricks	....	producer
Joy Lissandrello	....	field producer
Douglas C. Merrifield	....	executive producer
Kenny Ortega	....	producer
Vince Pace	....	executive producer
Arthur F. Repola	....	producer
Deena Sheldon	....	pace producer
Jeff Zachary	....	pace producer

Cinematography by
Mitchell Amundsen		(director of photography) (as Mitch Amundsen)

Film Editing by
Michael Tronick

Costume Design by
Dahlia Foroutan

Makeup Department
Ellen Vieira	....	head makeup artist

Production Management
Douglas C. Merrifield	....	unit production manager
Tina Louise Newman	....	production supervisor

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Jeffrey Schwartz	....	second assistant director
David H. Venghaus Jr.	....	first assistant director

Art Department
Bruce Allen	....	title sequence art director

Sound Department
Brion Condon	....	production sound technician: 3D Film
Brian Dinkins	....	sound recordist
David E. Fluhr	....	sound re-recording mixer
Rob Nokes	....	sound effects field recordist: crowds
Eric Pierce	....	sound mixer
Robert L. Sephton	....	sound designer
Robert L. Sephton	....	supervising sound editor

Visual Effects by
Stuart Cripps	....	digital compositor: Asylum
John Daro	....	3D artist
Peter Frintrup	....	visual effects producer: main title
Max Harris	....	Inferno artist: Asylum
Michael Lori	....	lead tracker
Valy Lungoccia	....	digital effects artist
Dawn Martin	....	tape coordinator
Scott Milne	....	compositing supervisor
James Montalbano	....	digital artist
Eddie Offermann	....	digital artist
Frank Spiziri	....	visual effects producer: Asylum
John Stewart	....	digital compositor: Asylum
Daniel Warom	....	digital effects artist
Elizabeth Hitt	....	digital producer (uncredited)
John L. Weckworth	....	digital compositor: Asylum (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department
Benjamin Allred	....	grip
Colin Anderson	....	steadicam operator
Mike Apperson	....	grip
Jonathan Aroesty	....	technical supervisor: video tape
Pete Asidilla	....	crane and dolly grip
Rocky Babcock	....	libra technician
Harvey T. Barrett Jr.	....	grip
Thomas A. Barrios	....	assistant camera
Kenneth Bender	....	first assistant camera
Matthew Berning	....	technocrane operator
Alex Boynton	....	grip
Kurtis Burr	....	assistant camera
Travis Cline	....	electrician
Daniel Courtright	....	crane and dolly grip
John Culleeny	....	video operator
Britt Cyrus	....	digital imaging technician
Henry Flores	....	technocrane operator
Carlos Gonzalez	....	crane operator: Technocrane
Scott Hoffman	....	first assistant camera
Michael Klimchak	....	first assistant camera
Jack Kney	....	camera operator
Mako Koiwai	....	first assistant camera
Jeff Kunkel	....	key grip
Mark K. Kuromoto	....	dolly grip
T. Sano Kwong	....	grip
James R. Lay	....	technocrane operator
Lonnie Leslie	....	dolly grip (as Lonnie J. Leslie)
Mason Malone	....	camera utility
Shawn Maurer	....	camera operator
Brian McPherson	....	technocrane operator
John Morris	....	dolly grip (as John P. Morris)
Christian Neskie	....	camera utility
Charles 'Chaz' Norcross	....	grip
Josiah Patrow	....	camera utility
Dennis L. Peterson	....	electrician
Brad Rea	....	grip
Adam Reisz	....	grip
Jeff W. Rios	....	camera utility
Eugene Rivera	....	dolly grip
Andrew Rowlands	....	steadicam operator
Thomas J. Ruffner	....	best boy grip
Andy Ryan	....	gaffer
Mark Santoni	....	first assistant camera
John Scarpaci	....	camera operator: sound camera
Todd Schlopy	....	first assistant camera
Rob Scott	....	camera operator: sound camera
Alan R. Sohn	....	grip
David Stoddard	....	electrician (as David W. Stoddard)
Tom Streich	....	grip
Geoff Tarantola	....	grip
Jerry Wilson Jr.	....	spotlight operator
Brian Winney	....	grip
Stephen Wong	....	first assistant camera
Mark N. Woods	....	technocrane technician
Tom Yatsko	....	camera operator
Jeff Zachary	....	Steadicam operator
Jeff Zachary	....	camera operator

Editorial Department
Aaron Brock	....	first assistant editor
John Daro	....	digital intermediate colorist
Vickie M. Hsieh	....	post-production coordinator
John Nicolard	....	digital intermediate supervisor
Gregory Perler	....	documentary editor
Dylan Quirt	....	assistant editor
Bill Schultz	....	digital intermediate executive
Ryan Sheridan	....	high definition engineer

Music Department
Brent Brooks	....	music editor
Scott Elgin	....	assistant engineer
Matt Fausak	....	assistant music editor
Joseph Magee	....	supervising music mixer

Transportation Department
Daniel Davis	....	transportation captain
Ron Kunecke	....	transportation coordinator
Tom Sweeney	....	transportation dispatcher

Other crew
Paul Becker	....	choreographer
Matthew Bradley	....	production assistant
Karita Burbank	....	assistant to director
Andrew Buys	....	set staff assistant
Sandra Constantine	....	second assistant accountant
Leslie Coogan	....	second assistant accountant
Jeff Dash	....	production accountant
Teresa Espinosa	....	choreographer
Kevin Fitzpatrick	....	assistant: director
Zoila Gomez	....	production coordinator
Bryan Hardnacke	....	production assistant
Kyra Hendricks	....	consultant
Maureen Higgins	....	payroll accountant
Vickie M. Hsieh	....	assistant production coordinator
Logan S. Hufford	....	production assistant
Carrie B. Jones	....	assistant production coordinator
Lynn Kuwahara	....	location manager
Kenny Ortega	....	stage director
Vince Pace	....	stereographer
James Phares	....	assistant to director
Orlando Porter	....	assistant: producer
Nick Saez	....	production assistant
Beth Anne Schlopy	....	production assistant
Laura Schwartz	....	assistant production coordinator
Serena Shen	....	production assistant
Betsy Sokolow-Sherman	....	unit publicist
Mitch Spacone	....	system support: FotoKem
Shelley Stevens	....	assistant to producer
Kristen Patterson Terry	....	audience coordinator
Vance Wiese	....	system technician
Joe Zappia	....	production assistant

Thanks
Jerry Bruckheimer	....	special thanks
Brandi Cyrus	....	special thanks
Tish Cyrus	....	special thanks
Kevin Jonas	....	special thanks
Stefan Sonnenfeld	....	special thanks
Jeff Sturgis	....	special thanks
Robert Zemeckis	....	special thanks

Production Companies

• PACE
• Walt Disney Pictures

Distributors

• Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures (2008) (USA) (theatrical)
• Buena Vista International (2008) (Argentina) (theatrical)
• Walt Disney Pictures (2008) (Chile) (theatrical)
• Walt Disney Pictures (2008) (Mexico) (theatrical)
• Walt Disney Pictures (2008) (Norway) (theatrical)
• Walt Disney Pictures (2008) (South Africa) (theatrical)
• Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures (2009) (Japan) (theatrical)
• Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures (2008) (Netherlands) (theatrical)
• Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures (2009) (Singapore) (theatrical)
• Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment (200?) (Netherlands) (DVD)
• Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment (2008) (USA) (DVD)
• Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment (2008) (USA) (DVD) (Blu-ray)

Other Companies

• Cameron / PACE Fusion 3D  camera equipment provided by (Fusion 3D cameras)
• Chapman/Leonard Studio Equipment  camera cranes
• Chapman/Leonard Studio Equipment  camera dollies
• Chapman/Leonard Studio Equipment  stabilized remote camera systems
• FotoKem Film and Video  3D digital intermediate
• Herzog Company, The  documentary photography
• MFX  visual effects
• PACE  camera equipment provided by (specialty HD equipment)
• Pivotal Post  Avid HD Editing Equipment Provided By
• Redman Movies and Stories  camera dolly
• Redman Movies and Stories  expendables
• Redman Movies and Stories  grip rentals
• Walt Disney Records  soundtrack

Runtime:

USA:74 min | USA:82 min (DVD extended cut) | Argentina:82 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Sound Mix:

SDDS | Dolby Digital | DTS

Certification:

Ireland:G | UK:U | USA:G (certificate #44097) | Australia:G | Hong Kong:I | Philippines:G (MTRCB) | USA:G (extended edition) | South Korea:All | Netherlands:AL | Singapore:G | Argentina:Atp

Filming Locations:

Arrowhead Pond of Anaheim - 2695 E. Katella Avenue, Anaheim, California, USA

Company:

PACE

Trivia:

With $31.1 million, held the record for the biggest opening of all time for a live-action G-rated movie. This was subsequently beaten by High School Musical 3: Senior Year (2008).

Goofs:

Continuity: During the Jonas Brothers song the number of reserve guitar picks that are in the mike stand change from two to four, and back again several times.

Quotes:

Interviewed father: You know, I didn't - I didn't expect, uh, so much screaming.
[samples of girl fans screaming]
Interviewed father: It's like standing behind a jet when it revs up. Actually worse.

Movie Connections:

References Saturday Night Fever (1977)

Miley is no Brittney Spears

I had been reading some negativity about Miley Cyrus aka Hannah Montana which some people are concerned she is going to be another Brittney Spears 10 years from now. Brittney is still young even though she has been around longer than Miley has and she herself was once a Disney alumni. Anyway people shouldn't get so bent out of shape about Miley being the next Brittney because she has a very strong supportive family behind her who I'm sure are protecting their daughter not to fall in the wrong hands of people that are going to direct her in the wrong path of show business. Thus far they're doing very well and everyone should just relax and let the family do their job just like every good family out there. The documentary does show you the phenomenal success Hannah Montana has become and many young people are really excited about this teen sensation. With the TV series attracting millions Disney put together this film so people will get a look at what she's like live in concert and there's no doubt everyone was really having a good time at her show screaming almost non-stop. The Jonas Brothers are another popular favourite among the teens that are also in this picture and this may had been their huge break cause they been touring with Miley for quite some time now and on any given night of their performance. They really are becoming a crowd pleasing favourite at Miley's shows. Not only does the movie see the happenings on stage they go behind the scenes as well which you'll see the whole crew rehearsing for the tour,getting costume changes for Miley & seeing her with her dad Billy Ray Cyrus learning a song that Miley wrote about her grandfather. This documentary may not suit interest for anybody but if people are fans of Hannah Montana/Miley Cyrus. This one is for you.