High School Musical 2 (2007) (TV)

Director:

Kenny Ortega

Writer:

Peter Barsocchini (writer)

Release Date:

17 August 2007 (USA)

Genre:

Comedy | Drama | Family | Musical | Romance

Tagline:

On August 17th, are you ready for the start of something new?

Plot:

During the summer vacations a talent show is organized in a local country club and Troy, Gabriella, Sharpay, Ryan, Chad and Taylor take part in it.

Plot Keywords:

Talent Show | Country Club | Basketball | Lifeguard | Digit In Title

Awards:

Nominated for 2 Primetime Emmys. Another 3 wins & 5 nominations

Cast

Zac Efron	...	Troy Bolton
Vanessa Hudgens	...	Gabriella Montez
Ashley Tisdale	...	Sharpay Evans
Lucas Grabeel	...	Ryan Evans
Corbin Bleu	...	Chad Danforth
Monique Coleman	...	Taylor McKessie
Mark L. Taylor	...	Mr. Fulton
Bart Johnson	...	Jack Bolton
Robert Curtis Brown	...	Vance Evans
Jessica Tuck	...	Mrs. Evans
Alyson Reed	...	Ms. Darbus
Chris Warren Jr.	...	Zeke Baylor
Ryne Sanborn	...	Jason Cross
Olesya Rulin	...	Kelsi Nielsen
KayCee Stroh	...	Martha Cox
Tanya Chisholm	...	Jackie
Miley Cyrus	...	Girl at Pool
Kelli Baker	...	Lea
McCall Clark	...	Emma
Leslie Wing	...	Mrs. Bolton (as Leslie Wing Pomeroy)
Jaymz Tuaileva	...	Javier / Principal Dancer
Annette Wright	...	Mrs. Hoffenfeffer
K. Danor Gerald	...	Player
Charan Prabhakar	...	Assistant Pro
Dave Fox	...	Coach Reynolds
David Nibley	...	Man #2 (as Dave Nibley)
Charles Hajek	...	Valet
Manly Ortega	...	Dog Boi (as Manly 'Little Pickles' Ortega)
Charles Klapow	...	Principal Dancer
Bayli Baker	...	Principal Dancer
Shawn Carter	...	Principal Dancer
Mollee Gray	...	Principal Dancer
Shane Harper	...	Principal Dancer
David Huff	...	Principal Dancer
Kimberly Klapow	...	Principal Dancer
Roger Malaga	...	Principal Dancer
Jared Murillo	...	Principal Dancer
Doug Penikas	...	Principal Dancer
Tyne Stecklein	...	Principal Dancer
Britt Stewart	...	Principal Dancer
Andrew Winston	...	Principal Dancer
Sarah K. Aezer	...	East High Dancer (as Sarah Kathleen Aezer)
Christian Denice	...	East High Dancer
Craig De Rosa	...	East High Dancer
Raquel Goodsell	...	East High Dancer (as Raquel 'Rocky' Goodsell)
Allison Holker	...	East High Dancer
Thayne Jasperson	...	East High Dancer
Michelle Parker	...	East High Dancer
Safari Natalia Sorenson	...	East High Dancer
Hefa Leone Tuita	...	East High Dancer
Lisa Whittaker	...	East High Dancer
Danny Axley	...	Baseball Dancer
Italo Elgueta	...	Baseball Dancer
Nick Lanzisera	...	Baseball Dancer
Gevorg Manoukian	...	Baseball Dancer (as Gevorg 'Gev' Manoukian)
Ryan Novak	...	Baseball Dancer
Alan Salazar	...	Baseball Dancer
Brittany Hipp	...	Synchronized Swimmer
Amanda Godinez	...	Synchronized Swimmer
Catherine Smith	...	Synchronized Swimmer
Quinn Linde	...	Baseball Player
Adam Gunn	...	Baseball Player
Derek Bundy	...	Baseball Player
Scott Hoopes	...	Baseball Player
Berkeley Ward	...	Baseball Player
Dakota Larsen	...	Baseball Player
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Johnny Ahn	...	Dancer (uncredited)
Joseph Winter	...	Bass Guitar Player (uncredited)

Directed by
Kenny Ortega

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Peter Barsocchini		writer

Produced by
Bill Borden	....	producer
Kenny Ortega	....	co-producer
Barry Rosenbush	....	executive producer
Don Schain	....	producer

Original Music by
David Lawrence

Cinematography by
Daniel Aranyó

Film Editing by
Seth Flaum

Casting by
Natalie Hart
Jeff Johnson
Jason La Padura

Production Design by
Mark Hofeling

Art Direction by
Scott Arneman

Set Decoration by
Ken Kirchner

Costume Design by
Tom McKinley

Makeup Department
Raquel Goodsell	....	assistant makeup artist
Jennifer Llewelyn	....	key hairdresser
Robin Michelle Patrick	....	hair designer
Robin Michelle Patrick	....	makeup designer
Tara Starling	....	makeup artist
Kat Ward	....	assistant hair stylist

Production Management
Shauna Miller	....	production supervisor
Don Schain	....	unit production manager
Tom Summers	....	post-production supervisor

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Brent Geisler	....	second second assistant director
Martin Jedlicka	....	first assistant director
Robert Andrew Reeves	....	second assistant director

Art Department
Scott Arneman	....	property master
Burke Bowthorpe	....	additional props
David Brothers	....	scenic
Troy W. Dalton	....	carpenter
Doug Ellison	....	set designer
Russell Evans	....	carpenter
Wray Featherstone	....	assistant property master
Darrin Fletcher	....	storyboard artist
Matt Harris	....	props
Adam Henderson	....	set dresser
Derek Hunter	....	props
Michael Kirkland	....	scenic
John Malmborg	....	carpenter
Scotty Meek	....	on-set dresser
Richard T. Olson	....	art department coordinator
Richard T. Olson	....	graphic designer
Seth Sieunarine	....	set dresser

Sound Department
Douglas Cameron	....	production sound mixer
Tim Chilton	....	foley artist
Bob Costanza	....	sound effects editor
Noel Espinosa	....	cable utility sound
Mark Friedgen	....	supervising sound editor
Joseph L. Garrard	....	boom operator
Terry O'Bright	....	sound re-recording mixer
Brian Rawlings	....	studio executive
Keith Rogers	....	sound re-recording mixer
David Torres	....	foley mixer

Special Effects by
Rick Josephsen	....	special effects coordinator

Visual Effects by
Michael Caplan	....	visual effects producer
Dan Schmit	....	visual effects supervisor
Adam Simpson	....	visual effects editor
Eric Heavens	....	digital compositor (uncredited)

Stunts
Don Shanks	....	stunt coordinator

Camera and Electrical Department
Mary Boregino	....	assistant camera
Kurtis Burr	....	assistant camera
Brandon Gleave	....	electrician
Jeff Gustafson	....	camera loader
Fred Hayes	....	still photographer
Gary Johnson	....	second assistant camera
Shawn Lacy	....	key grip
Adam Larkey	....	still photographer
Fritz Lindbeck	....	best boy
Andrew Mitchell	....	Steadicam operator
Andrew Mitchell	....	camera operator
Don Muirhead	....	additional camera operator
Gaylen Nebeker	....	video technician
John Raymer	....	electrician
David 'D.R.' Rhineer	....	first assistant camera
Jonathan Roatcap	....	grip
Brian Sullivan	....	camera operator
Craig Sullivan	....	best boy grip
Charles Unice	....	electrician
Jason Walser	....	dolly grip
Kirk Westwood	....	assistant camera
Garlan Wilde	....	gaffer
Mike Woodward	....	assistant camera

Casting Department
Eileen Kennedy	....	casting associate
Tye Nelson	....	casting assistant
Kendra Patterson	....	casting assistant
Georgia Simon	....	adr voice casting

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Zach Bilemdjian	....	assistant costume designer
Jane Blank	....	truck costumer
Jennifer Breeden	....	costumer
Shantell Guy-Rowland	....	costume buyer
Katie Holland	....	set costumer
Barbara Nelson	....	costume supervisor
Christina Phipps Johnson	....	costumer
Kacie Seamons	....	costumer
Brooke Westberg	....	key costumer
Brooke Westberg	....	set costumer

Editorial Department
Gus Comegys	....	on-line editor

Music Department
Steven Christopher	....	music supervisor
Michael Dittrick	....	supervising music editor
Amber Funk	....	music editor
Fred Kron	....	musician: keyboards
Danita Ng	....	music transcription
Jason Poss	....	music transcription

Transportation Department
Hafdis Blondal-Maw	....	transportation captain
Bert Lund	....	driver: honey wagon
Chris Lund	....	driver
Stephen Rippey	....	driver
Barry Tuttle	....	transportation coordinator

Other crew
Holly Alderman	....	production assistant
Dallin Bassett	....	key office production assistant
Alison Brough	....	set production assistant
Jennifer Chapman	....	production coordinator
Amy Chesley	....	stand-in
Kathleen Dombo	....	payroll accountant
Steven Doxey	....	production assistant
Ray Filippazzo	....	studio finance executive
Carole Fontana	....	location manager
Kipling Hicks	....	assistant production coordinator
Michael Kiely	....	production accountant (as Mike Kiely)
Kelly L. King	....	assistant to director
Charles Klapow	....	choreographer
Brandon Lang	....	office assistant
Vivian Lanthan	....	craft service
Roger Malaga	....	associate choreographer
Jeff Midgely	....	medic
Josh Moceri	....	production assistant
Kate Morrison	....	script supervisor
Jared Murillo	....	associate choreographer
Kenny Ortega	....	choreographer
Ryan Pederson	....	production assistant
James Phares	....	assistant to director
Jennifer Ricci	....	assistant production accountant
Jennifer Ricci	....	first assistant accountant
Bonnie Story	....	choreographer
Laura Summer	....	additional voices
Cortland Wilson	....	production assistant

Production Companies

• Walt Disney Pictures
• First Street Films
• Salty Pictures

Distributors

• Disney Enterprises (2007) (worldwide) (all media) (rights)
• Disney Channel (2007) (USA) (TV) (original airing)
• Buena Vista Home Entertainment (2007) (Finland) (DVD)
• Channel One Russia (2008) (Russia) (TV)
• Disney Channel (2007) (Japan) (TV)
• Eén (2007) (Belgium) (TV)
• Fuji TV (2007) (Japan) (TV)
• Jetix (2007) (Netherlands) (TV)
• Net5 (2007) (Netherlands) (TV) (first national airing)
• Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment (2007) (Australia) (DVD)
• Yleisradio (YLE) (2007) (Finland) (TV) (TV2)

Special Effects

• Engine Room

Other Companies

• Castle Oaks Productions  post-production facilities
• Entrada at Snow Canyon Country Club  portions of this pictures were shot on-site at
• Keep Me Posted  post-production facilities (as a FotoKem Company)
• Micdi Productions  music editorial
• Mosquito Productions  script clearance
• Otto Nemenz International  camera systems
• Redman Movies and Stories  camera cranes
• Redman Movies and Stories  camera dollies
• Redman Movies and Stories  condors and lifts
• Redman Movies and Stories  expendables
• Redman Movies and Stories  generators
• Redman Movies and Stories  grip and lighting equipment (as Redman Movies & Stories)
• Redman Movies and Stories  trucks
• Smart Post Sound  sound editorial
• State of Utah  filmed entirely on location in
• Utah Film Commission  with assistance from
• Walt Disney Records  soundtrack

Also Known As:

High School Musical 2: Extended Edition (USA) (DVD box title)
High School Musical 2: Sing It All or Nothing! (USA) (working title)

Runtime:

Germany:104 min | 111 min (extended version)

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Certification:

Malaysia:U | Finland:K-3 | Australia:G (DVD rating) | Australia:PG | South Korea:12 | New Zealand:G | Ireland:G | USA:TV-G | UK:U

Filming Locations:

East High School - 840 S 1300 E, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA

Company:

Walt Disney Pictures

Trivia:

Sharpay's license plate is Fabulus.

Goofs:

Revealing mistakes: During the song ‘Bet on It’, we see Troy looking into the water at his refection, however the reflection is not flipped like a reflection should be as you can clearly see the buttons on his T-Shirt are on the left, when we look back at Troy splashing the water, the buttons are still on the left.

Quotes:

[first lines]
Ms. Darbus: You must remember, young thespians, learning is never seasonal, so do allow the shimmering lights of Summer to refresh and illuminate your fertile young minds.
Chad Danforth: What is she talking about?

Movie Connections:

Referenced in "South Park: Elementary School Musical (#12.13)" (2008)

Soundtrack:

Bet On It

Danger! America's IQ is dropping!

Okay, so the day the first High School Musical came out I watched a documentary on PBS instead, so I had no idea what horrors were going on at Disney Channel until the next day at school. I stepped into class and WHAM! I hear everyone belting out "We're soarin', flyin'," and "We're all in this together!" and I was like, "What the heck are you guys singing?" and in unison they cried, "High School Musical!" and I could literally see America's IQ was falling. So I decided to see it for my self, and I must say I was sickened by the time they got to, "Stick to the Status Quo." No song should actually tell you to be average. I was disgusted by all the actors, especially Vanessa Hudgens and Ashley Tisdale, who seemed to have no brains at all, for bringing this message to the world. And now High School Musical 2. Even worse than the first. It's completely devoid of any intelligence. And don't think I'm some teenager watching R-rated horror movies-I'm a twelve-year-old watching R-rated Oscar winners. I'm not saying parents have to let their kids watch Silence of the Lambs instead of High School Musical-but please, at least let them watch decent musicals/movies, like The Sound of Music or Dr. Strangelove (which is not a musical but still great-and rated PG! Don't say your kids won't get the jokes either-I got them when I was seven!) or maybe Singing in the Rain. Not this crud. Do you really want your kids watching airheaded rich kids complain about their boyfriends/girlfriends and how terrible their lives are? I didn't think so. Please, save America's movie reputation by bringing and end to High School Musical!!!