For Annie Oakley
Produced and Directed by
Riva Freifeld
Written by
Ken Chowder
Editor
David Espar
Co-produced by
Amy Brown
Music by
Sheldon Mirowitz
Narrated by
Laura Linney
Associate Producer
Rob Rapley
Voices
Annie Oakley ...... Marilyn Spanier
Attorneys ...... Bob Ader and Scott Klavan
Directors of Photography
Joel Shapiro
Boyd Estus
Robert Elfstrom
Michael Chin
John Chater
Archival and Photo Research
Bonnie Rowan
Archivist & Assistant Editor
Julia Wrona
Additional Editing
Juliana Parroni
Riva Freifeld
2nd Unit Director
Margot Breier
Sound Recordists
Gary Silver
John Slocum
Assistant Camera
Mary Anne Janke
Paul Marbury
Gaffers
Andrew Eckmann
Eric Forand
Guy Holt
Brian Hwang
Grips
Doug Dunderdale
Daniel Gorrell
Jeffrey King
Additional Photography
Liam Dalzell
Production Managers
Cathleen O'Connell
Rachel Engleberg
Exhibition Shooters
Greta and Greg Martin
Whitney and Clint Pridmore
Weapons Coordinator
Stephen Lew
Make Up
Joeann Edmonds
Allyson Gottfried
Costumes
United Costume
Tufts University Costume Shop
Props
Prop City, San Francisco
Antique Firearms
Greg Martin
Production Assistants
Damon Bundschuh
Dan Kanes
Dustin Sanchez
Transcriptions
Johanna Kovitz
Editing Assistants
Franziska Blome
Sabine Kertscher
Musicians
Sheldon Mirowitz: guitar, keyboards
Duke Levine: slide guitar, mandola, banjo
K. Ishibashi: violin
Ardys Flavelle: voice
Re-recording Mixer
Ken Hahn, Sync Sound
Supervising Sound Editor
Neil Cedar, Sync Sound
Sound Effects Editor
Philippe Desloovere, Sync Sound
Colorist
Bill Stokes, DuArt Film and Video
On-line Editors
Evan Anthony, Frame:runner
Don Wyllie, Frame:runner
Photo-Animation
Frank Ferrigno, Frame:runner
Narration Recorded by
Alfie DiPucchio
Technicolor, Toronto
Creative Consultant
Robert Kenner
Advisors
Paul Fees
Donald Fixico
Judith McGaw
Glenda Riley
Virginia Scharff
Mary Zeiss Stange
Elliott West
R.L. Wilson
Archival Film
Buffalo Bill Historical Center
Buffalo Bill Museum and Grave
Franklin D. Roosevelt Library
The Fred Stone Collection
Library of Congress
National Archives
WGBH Media Library & Archives
Archival Photos
The Annie Oakley Center at Garst Museum
Annie Oakley Foundation
Brooklyn Public Library
Brown Brothers, Sterling, PA
Buffalo Bill Historical Center, Cody, Wyoming
Buffalo Bill Museum and Grave
Cincinnati Museum Center-Cincinnati Historical Society Library
Colorado Historical Society
Corbis
Cowan's Auctions, Inc., Cincinnati, OH
Circus World Museum, Baraboo, Wisconsin
Denver Public Library, Western History Collection
Haas Brothers, Minnesota Historical Society
Library of Congress
Life Magazine
Museum of London
Greg Martin
Jerry and Ruth Murphey
Collection of The New-York Historical Society
Collections of the New York Public Library
Museum of the American West Collection, Autry National Center, Los Angeles
National Trapshooting Hall of Fame
Nutley Historical Society, Nutley, NJ
National Park Service - Edison National Historic Site
Wyoming State Archives
Western History Collections, University of Oklahoma Libraries
Wimbledon Society Museum of Local History
"Memories of Manhattan"
Edward Bilous
photos from "The Road to Yesterday"
by Dick Baldwin
© 2005
used by permission of Middle River Cowboys Press
Additional Support provided by
America Remembers
The Garlow Foundation
The Hunting and Shooting Sports Heritage Trust
The John H. Woods Foundation
The National Shooting Sports Foundation
The NRA Foundation
The Owsley Frazier Historical Arms Museum
Special Thanks to
James R. Browning United States Courthouse
Michael del Castello
William Garlow
Lynn Houze
Petra Martin
John McKee
Karen Miles
Michael Pack
Penny Perry
Charles Reed
Sonny, Jodie, Mike and Mikey Richards
William Self
West Side Rifle & Pistol Range
Major funding for ANNIE OAKLEY provided by the National Endowment for the Humanities
Fiscal Sponsor
Film Video Arts, Inc.
The production team would like to acknowledge the following books: Annie Oakley by Shirl Kasper -- The Life and Legacy of Annie Oakley by Glenda Riley -- and Buffalo Bill's Wild West by R. L. Wilson. Consult the further reading page for a list of books and Web sites related to Annie Oakley.
A number of people appeared on-camera or acted as consultants and are listed below. See the complete film credits for more information.
On-camera interview subjects
Paul Fees, historian
Donald Fixico, historian
Shirl Kasper, biographer
Joy Kasson, historian
Virginia Scharff, historian
Mary Zeiss Stange, professor, women's studies
Elliott West, historian
Don B. Wilmeth, theater historian
R. L. Wilson, firearms historian
Advisors
Paul Fees
Donald Fixico
Judith McGaw
Glenda Riley
Virginia Scharff
Mary Zeiss Stange
Elliott West
R.L. Wilson
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Post Production
Vanessa Ezersky
Glenn Fukushima
Series Designer
Alison Kennedy
On-Line Editors
Spencer Gentry
Sound Mix
John Jenkins
Series Theme
Joel Goodman
Web
Molly Jacobs
Tory Starr
Production Manager
Nancy Sherman
Legal
Jay Fialkov
Janice Flood
Scott Kardel
Project Administration
Susana Fernandes
Pamela Gaudiano
Lauren Noyes
Marketing and Publicity
Mary Lugo
Cara White
Project Manager
Lauren Prestileo
Series Manager
James E. Dunford
Coordinating Producer
Susan Mottau
Series Producer
Susan Bellows
Senior Producer
Sharon Grimberg
Executive Producer
Mark Samels
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