Another Cinderella Story (2008)

Director:

Damon Santostefano

Writers:

Erik Patterson (writer)
Jessica Scott (writer)

Release Date:

4 September 2008 (USA)

Genre:

Comedy | Musical | Romance

Plot:

A guy who danced with what could be the girl of his dreams at a costume ball only has one hint at her...

Plot Keywords:

Ball | Reference To Youtube | Red Dress | Scholarship | Live Music

Awards:

1 win

US TV Schedule:

Thur. Jan. 14

8:00 PM

ABCF

Cast

Selena Gomez	...	Mary
Andrew Seeley	...	Joey Parker
Jane Lynch	...	Dominique Blatt
Katharine Isabelle	...	Bree
Emily Perkins	...	Britt
Jessica Parker Kennedy	...	Tami
Marcus T. Paulk	...	Dustin
Nicole LaPlaca	...	Natalia
Alex Zahara	...	British Director
Stuart Cowan	...	Debate Team Dude
Giacomo Baessato	...	Football Jock
Maija Tailfeathers	...	Amazonian Model Girl
Donald Adams	...	Teacher
Jagoda Janik	...	Goth Girl
Laura Konechny	...	Moon-eyed Cheerleader
Gina Chiarelli	...	Paula Pinella
Nicole Muñoz	...	Young Mary - 11 years old
Lynda Boyd	...	Evie Parker
Garwin Sanford	...	Rod Parker
Eevan Redon	...	Paulo
Nick Jimenez	...	Fabio
Tal Iozef	...	Claudio
Tiffany Burns	...	Hottie Reporter
Mia Aida Duran	...	Young Mary (3 years)
Colin Foo	...	Lee-Ha
Lorena Gale	...	Helga Bader
Danielle Dunn-Morris	...	MAPA Admissions Woman
Camille Mitchell	...	Regina Cretikos
Michael Bilinsky	...	Breakdancer #1
Stewart Iguidez	...	Breakdancer #2
Taylor James Millar	...	Ballet Boy
Richard O'Sullivan	...	Clown-faced Krumper #1
Matt Ward	...	Clown-faced Krumper #2
Rick Gomez	...	Bacne Spot Announcer
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Lindsey Evans	...	Dancer (uncredited)
Christopher McNally	...	Fan at dance competition (uncredited)

Directed by
Damon Santostefano

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Erik Patterson		writer
Jessica Scott		writer

Produced by
Neal Dodson	....	executive producer
Chris Foss	....	line producer
Ilyssa Goodman	....	executive producer
Michelle Johnston	....	co-producer
Damon Santostefano	....	producer
Dylan Sellers	....	producer

Original Music by
John Paesano

Cinematography by
Jon Joffin

Film Editing by
Tony Lombardo

Casting by
Sunday Boling
Meg Morman

Production Design by
Eric Norlin

Art Direction by
Jennifer Donaldson

Costume Design by
Kate Main

Makeup Department
Cindy Barlow	....	key makeup artist
Ladan Mojallal	....	assistant makeup artist
Nikita Pennock	....	assistant makeup artist

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Graham Cairns	....	additional third assistant director
Sara Irvine	....	second assistant director

Art Department
Lynda Chapple	....	property master
Milena Zdravkovic	....	concept artist

Sound Department
Joshua Adeniji	....	foley editor
Randy Babajtis	....	sound effects editor
Robert Dehn	....	assistant sound editor
Robert Dehn	....	sound studio manager
Mark DeSimone	....	adr mixer: New York
Levent Erdogan	....	foley editor
Judah Getz	....	adr mixer
Judah Getz	....	foley mixer
Corey J. Grasso	....	assistant sound editor
Dave Griffiths	....	boom operator
Richard Kitting	....	additional sound re-recording mixer
Andrew Morgado	....	adr mixer
Brian Naguit	....	assistant sound editor
Jonathan Wales	....	sound re-recording mixer

Special Effects by
Darren Marcoux	....	special effects coordinator

Visual Effects by
Ori Ben-Shabat	....	compositing lead: Image Engine
Jesus Lavin	....	compositor: Image Engine
Cesar Rodriguez Bautista	....	compositor: Image Engine
Shawn Walsh	....	visual effects supervisor: Image Engine
Samson Sing Wun Wong	....	compositor: Image Engine
Vera Zivny	....	visual effects producer: Image Engine

Stunts
Monique Ganderton	....	stunt double
Eli Zagoudakis	....	stunt performer

Camera and Electrical Department
Ed Araquel	....	still photographer
Jon L.J. Helgason	....	electrician
David Lourie	....	first assistant camera: "b" camera
Neil Macdonald	....	electrician
Katie Matheson	....	second assistant camera
Pascal Jean Provost	....	camera operator
Leon Serginson	....	leadman grip
Bryce Shaw	....	dolly grip

Casting Department
Stuart Aikins	....	casting: Canada
Sandra-Ken Freeman	....	extras casting
Meg Morman	....	casting
J.J. Ogilvy	....	casting assistant

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Kate Main	....	costumer
Paulette Nelson	....	assistant costume designer
Monique Warren	....	costume supervisor

Editorial Department
Peter Pav	....	first assistant editor
Sean Wimmer	....	post-production executive

Music Department
Greg Cham	....	music supervisor
Aragorn Wiederhold	....	composer: additional music

Transportation Department
Bob Dennett	....	transportation coordinator

Other crew
Matt Bierman	....	production executive
Randall James Bol	....	postproduction supervisors
Dale Ross Braun	....	production accountant
Ken Brooker	....	location manager
Stella Choe	....	associate choreographer
Anthony Dolhai	....	assistant to director
Michelle Johnston	....	choreographer
Andrea Kelly Konno	....	assistant choreographer (as Kelly Konno)
Jon Kuyper	....	production executive
Myles Lennig	....	location scout
Sam Louie	....	title designer
Diane Nelson	....	studio executive
Laura Obenaus	....	second assistant production coordinator
Karen Pelrine	....	assistant production coordinator
Darcy Woodley	....	animal trainer
Steve Woodley	....	animal coordinator
Geoffrey Rosen	....	post production project coordinator (uncredited)

Production Companies

• CS2 Films
• Dylan Sellers Productions

Distributors

• Argentina Video Home (2008) (Argentina) (DVD)
• Warner Bros. (2008) (Argentina) (all media)
• Warner Home Video (2008) (Netherlands) (DVD)
• Warner Home Video (2008) (USA) (DVD)
• Warner Premiere (2008) (USA) (DVD)

Special Effects

• Image Engine Design (visual effects)

Other Companies

• Pigfactory  music provided by
• Pivotal Post  Avid editing equipment provided by
• Sonic Magic  sound post-production
• Soundtrack  adr facility

Also Known As:

A Cinderella Story Two (USA) (working title)

MPAA:

Rated PG for some mild sensuality and language.

Runtime:

Argentina:92 min | USA:90 min

Country:

USA | Canada

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

USA:PG | Netherlands:AL | Singapore:PG | Australia:G

Filming Locations:

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Company:

CS2 Films

Trivia:

The news segment that Britt & Bree watch shows concert clips that appear to be from the 'High School Musical' concert tour that 'Drew Seeley' participated in.

Goofs:

Continuity: When Dominique goes to Vegas, she says that she's gone all weekend. Then, the same day that Mary and Joey start cleaning, Mary sees him with Natalia. And the morning after that, Dominique is already there. Meaning that she was only gone for a day.

Quotes:

Mary: It doesn't matter - it's done, we're done.

Movie Connections:

Follows A Cinderella Story (2004)

Soundtrack:

Hold 4 You

Not the greatest thing but definitely surpassed my expectations

I admit that an 8/10 might be a little too high for this movie but I thought that, compared to all other movies similar to this, it belonged in the upper level and thus deserved the 8/10. Overall it was a pretty good movie, a modern day Cinderella story. They replaced the Prince with a Celebrity (Drew Seeley), they replaced the servant with a maid (Selena Gomez) and replaced the slipper with an MP3 player.

At first I thought it would be like all other movies similar to this, the entire movie leads up to the buildup where the boy will find out who the girl is and they will fall in love, but this one is different. I thought it was a great idea that they finished that in the first half with him finding his girl and filled the second half with modern day drama. This movie was more than just a Cinderella story, it wasn't just the "prince" finding his "princess" and an endless love, it dealt with insecurity and different social rankings and everything. They had a premise built around dance and stuck with that premise throughout the movie which was another big positive.

Overall i thought it was a very enjoyable movie, compared to all movies it probably would not be higher than 6 because it wasn't anything close to the "best thing ever" but compared to many Disney Movies, I'd rank this as the 2nd best movie right behind High School Musical 1.

It is a good movie, very enjoyable, and very satisfying. The main concern many people have would be the romantic interest between a 26 year old guy and a 16 year old girl, but in the movie they sort of build off the same vibe with an older guy and a younger girl. It is said that they are not the same age in the movie, as she was admiring him and "loving him" when she was only 10. Disney did not ignore the age gap and i think that it just made the film more powerful as it was yet another obstacle that they had to overcome, in addition to everything else.