The Cheetah Girls (2003) (TV)

Director:

Oz Scott

Writers (WGA):

Deborah Gregory (series of books)
Alison Taylor (written by)

Release Date:

15 August 2003 (USA)

Genre:

Comedy | Drama | Family | Music | Musical

Tagline:

They have one shot to show their spots

Plot:

Four teens aim to take the world by storm with their music. |

Plot Keywords:

Upper East Side Manhattan New York City | School Life | Apartment | Show Business | Stardom

Awards:

5 nominations

Cast

Raven-Symoné	...	Galleria (as Raven)
Adrienne Bailon	...	Chanel
Kiely Williams	...	Aqua
Sabrina Bryan	...	Dorinda
Lynn Whitfield	...	Dorothea
Sandra Caldwell	...	Drinka
Juan Chioran	...	Francobollo
Lori Alter	...	Juanita
Kyle Schmid	...	Derek
Denton Rowe	...	Mackerel
Vince Corazza	...	Jackal Johnson
Linette Robinson	...	Dana
Kyle Saunders	...	Pucci
Rothaford Gray	...	Dodo
My Anh Tran	...	Julia (as My Ahn Tran)
Ennis Esmer	...	Comedian
Johnie Chase	...	Doorman
Kim Roberts	...	Mrs. Bosco
Vanessa Thompson	...	Twinkle
Troy Liddell	...	Director (as Troy P. Liddell)
Deborah Tennant	...	Marketing #1
Kenroy Allen	...	Marketing #2 (as Kenroy Devon Allen)
Shane Daly	...	Officer #1
Sandy Robson	...	Firefighter (as Sandy Wayne Robson)
John Anderson	...	Reporter
Maria Syrgiannis	...	Ivana the Hairdresser
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Shawn Byfield	...	Audition Dancer
Andrea Ciacci	...	Dancer
Kyle Limkilde	...	Stage Manager
Jeffery Ong	...	Dancer
Melissa Panton	...	Dancer
Laura Summer	...	Additional Voices
Ryan Wilson	...	Dancer
The Cheetah Girls	...	Themselves (uncredited)
Eldon Thiele	...	School Newspaper Editor (uncredited)

Directed by
Oz Scott

Writing credits (WGA)
Deborah Gregory		(series of books)
Alison Taylor		(written by)

Produced by
Debra Martin Chase	....	co-producer
Jacqueline George	....	producer (as Jackie George)
Deborah Gregory	....	co-producer
Cheryl Hill	....	producer
Whitney Houston	....	executive producer

Original Music by
John Van Tongeren

Cinematography by
Derick V. Underschultz

Film Editing by
Debra Light
Terry Stokes

Casting by
Kim Coleman		(as Kim Taylor-Coleman)
Victoria Thomas

Production Design by
Rocco Matteo

Art Direction by
Neil Morfitt

Set Decoration by
Mark McGann

Costume Design by
Resa McConaghy

Makeup Department
Katarina Chovanec	....	hair stylist
Debi Drennan	....	makeup designer
Shauna Llewellyn	....	makeup artist
Pamela Mills	....	assistant hair stylist
Ryan Reed	....	assistant hair stylist

Production Management
Carmen Arndt	....	production manager
Gary Mrowca	....	post-production supervisor

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Catherine Lew	....	second assistant director
Patrick Tidy	....	first assistant director

Art Department
Rudy Braun	....	first assistant art director
Alexander Galant	....	assistant art director
Craig Grant	....	property master
Joe Madziak	....	construction manager
Robin Nozetz	....	first assistant art director

Sound Department
Tim Chilton	....	foley artist
Bob Costanza	....	sound effects editor
Stephen Fitzmaurice	....	sound re-recording mixer
Mark Friedgen	....	supervising sound editor
Tommy Goodwin	....	foley mixer
Kathryn Madsen	....	adr supervisor
Urmas Rosin	....	sound mixer
Larry Stensvold	....	sound re-recording mixer
Randal S. Thomas	....	dialogue editor

Visual Effects by
Andrew Nguyen	....	matte painter
Eric J. Robertson	....	visual effects producer

Stunts
John Stoneham Jr.	....	stunt coordinator

Camera and Electrical Department
Iain Baird	....	Steadicam operator: "b" camera
Michael Carella	....	camera operator
Bob Davidson	....	gaffer
Federico De Marco	....	second assistant camera
Mitch Holmes	....	key grip
Kelly Richardson	....	electrician
Dean Stinchcombe	....	first assistant camera
Randy Brown	....	generator operator (uncredited)

Casting Department
Nicole Abellera	....	casting assistant
Stephanie Gorin	....	casting: Canada
Barbara Harris	....	adr voice casting

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Terri De Haan	....	assistant costume designer

Editorial Department
Z. Jean Woods	....	assistant editor

Music Department
Greg Cham	....	music supervisor
Bill Pearson	....	music editor
Paul Silver	....	music editor
Steven Vincent	....	music coordinator (as Steven Christopher)

Transportation Department
Dave Marwick	....	head driver
Rick Selmanovic	....	driver
Matthew Wolchock	....	transportation coordinator

Other crew
Don Bachmann	....	production coordinator
Randy Brown	....	gene operator
Jen Leonard	....	assistant location manager
Troy Liddell	....	choreographer (as Troy P. Liddell)
Courtney Miller	....	choreographer
Kerry Ann Redmond	....	first assistant accountant
Anne Richardson	....	location manager
Lori Roussell	....	script supervisor
David 'Super Dave' Royster	....	choreographer
Andrea Wassell	....	production accountant
Gina E. Ross	....	assistant to director (uncredited)

Production Companies

• Martin Chase Productions
• BrownHouse Productions
• Disney Channel

Distributors

• Disney Channel (2003) (USA) (TV) (original airing)

Special Effects

• Mr. X

Other Companies

• Echo Sound Services  sound editorial
• Eyes Post Group  telecine transfers (as Eyes Post)
• Lightnin' Production Rentals  transportation equipment
• Westwind Media  sound re-recorded at

Also Known As:

Runtime:

USA:100 min

Country:

Canada | USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Certification:

Brazil:Livre | Australia:G | Singapore:PG | USA:TV-G | UK:PG

Filming Locations:

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Company:

Martin Chase Productions

Trivia:

In 2005, Disney Channel viewers named this the #1 Movie of them all.

Goofs:

Continuity: When Galleria's talking on the phone with Chanel, and her dad comes in for the second time, she presses the hold button on the phone, and when she gets back on the phone, she doesn't press anything but just starts talking.

Quotes:

Chanel:You're a cheetah girl because of who you are, and what's in your heart... and your a pure Cheetah Girl, Por La Vida.

Movie Connections:

Referenced in "Sonny with a Chance: Cheater Girls (#1.5)" (2009)

Soundtrack:

Together We Can

There was nothing wrong with the movie

OK first off, all the rude comments was unnecessary. Second,if you guys can figure out that it's Disney Channel then there's a problem, and third the movie was made for kids, if you were expecting something better (like a movie for teens or adults) then go to the movies and see something for a more mature audience!!! I thought the movie was pretty good, of course i don't expect that much from Disney Channel, but in my own opinion it wasn't all that bad. Sure some of the scenes were kind of dumb and didn't make that much sense, but like I said before it was intended for kids to watch, kids don't catch on like more mature audiences do. I personally think that the second one was much better and made a lot of sense. Besides that I thought that the storyline was good, well at least the part where the show how the girls have a real passion for something. If you love something so much and have a passion for it and dream of going big then you should do whatever it takes to get there, and thats what the movie is mostly about. Which is great because it shows the viewer that if you really love something you can achieve it.

The acting was OK, it could have been better. I thought that the singing was great (except for one of them, i don't like her voice and i still didn't in the second one). Since I love dancing I thought that the dancing was great too. Sabrina is very talented and shows even more of her talent in the second film. To me she was the most talented one.

All in all it thought was movie was pretty good, could have been better but its Disney Channel and meant for kids so if you don't like it then why bother watching it?? Think about that one...