"Undeclared" Parents' Weekend (2002)

Director:

John Hamburg

Writers:

Judd Apatow (creator) and
Rodney Rothman (written by)

TV Series:

"Undeclared" (2001)

Original Air Date:

22 January 2002 (Season 1, Episode 11)

Genre:

Comedy

Plot:

Plot Keywords:

Eye Drops | Footsie Under The Table | Poster | Reference To Sigmund Freud | Prank

Cast

Jay Baruchel	...	Steven Karp
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Joanne Cho	...	Susuki
Carla Gallo	...	Lizzie Exley
Kevin Hart	...	Luke
Cathy Lind Hayes	...	Mrs. Nesbitt
Charlie Hunnam	...	Lloyd Haythe
Monica Keena	...	Rachel Lindquist
Joel McKinnon Miller	...	Mr. Nesbitt
Christina Payano	...	Tina Ellroy
Mary Kay Place	...	Mrs. Lindquist
Seth Rogen	...	Ron Garner
Timm Sharp	...	Marshall Nesbitt
Kimberly Stewart	...	Amanda Haythe
Erik Stolhanske	...	Photographer
Amy Wright	...	Debra Karp

Directed by
John Hamburg

Writing credits
Judd Apatow		(creator)
Rodney Rothman		written by

Produced by
Judd Apatow	....	executive producer
Kristofor Brown	....	producer
Victor Hsu	....	supervising producer
Jeff Judah	....	consulting producer
Joel Madison	....	consulting producer
Terri Potts	....	associate producer
Rodney Rothman	....	supervising producer
Gabe Sachs	....	consulting producer

Original Music by
Joey Santiago

Cinematography by
Russ T. Alsobrook		(as Russ Alsobrook)

Film Editing by
Carroll Timothy O'Meara		(as Timothy O'Meara)

Casting by
Allison Jones

Production Design by
Jefferson Sage

Set Decoration by
Claudette Didul		(as Claudette Didul Mann)

Costume Design by
Debra McGuire

Makeup Department
Kelly Kline	....	key hair stylist (as Kelly B. Kline)
Steven Mack	....	key hair stylist
Lesa Nielsen	....	key makeup artist

Production Management
Paul Cajero	....	unit production manager
O'Shea Read	....	post-production supervisor

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Craig Huston	....	first assistant director
Polly Ann Mattson	....	second assistant director

Art Department
Chris Marneus	....	construction coordinator
Chuck McSorley	....	property master
Melissa McSorley	....	prop food stylist (uncredited)

Sound Department
Brendan Beebe	....	boom operator
Thomas Brandau	....	production sound mixer
Neil Brody	....	sound re-recording mixer
Joseph D. Citarella	....	sound re-recording mixer (as Joseph Citarella)
Damon Cohoon	....	assistant sound editor
Catt LeBaigue	....	supervising sound editor
Joe Michalski	....	boom operator
Troy Porter	....	adr mixer
Deron Street	....	assistant sound editor

Stunts
Brad Yoder	....	utility stunts

Camera and Electrical Department
Curtis Bradford	....	chief lighting technician (as Curtiss Bradford)
Kevin Cook	....	key grip
Keith B. Davis	....	key first assistant camera
Jody Miller	....	camera operator
Malissa Schayes	....	camera loader
Lee Schmicker	....	best boy electrician
Jon Yirak	....	camera operator

Casting Department
Jill L. Uyeda	....	casting associate (as Jill Uyeda)

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Lynette Bernay	....	costume supervisor (as Lynn Bernay)
Anthony Franco	....	key costumer
Joseph T. Mastrolia	....	set costumer
Katrina Mastrolia	....	set costumer
Bob Squire	....	costume supervisor

Editorial Department
Larry Field	....	final colorist
Jonathan Paul Ramirez	....	assistant editor

Music Department
Wolfgang Amadeus	....	music editor
Wende Crowley	....	music supervisor
Michael Dilbeck	....	music supervisor

Transportation Department
Michael Sean Ryan	....	transportation coordinator

Other crew
Rebecca Asher	....	script supervisor
Matthew Thomas Blair	....	set production assistant
Vince Rotonda	....	production accountant
Anthony J. Saenz	....	location manager (as Tony Saenz)
Steven Werbkay	....	production coordinator

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Judd Apatow		creator
Lewis Morton

Produced by
Kristofor Brown	....	producer (2000-2001)

Makeup Department
Wendi Lynn Allison	....	makeup artist
Laverne Caracuzzi	....	key makeup artist
Donna Cicatelli-Lewis	....	key makeup artist

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Doug Corring	....	second second assistant director
Craig Huston	....	first assistant director (2 episodes)

Art Department
John Campana	....	set decorator coordinator/buyer
Erik Carlson	....	assistant art director
Sue Chan	....	assistant art director
Helen Gabrielle Gliniak	....	assistant art director
Brock Helfer	....	set dresser
Bart C. Hubenthal	....	set dresser
Ari Jacobs	....	art department coordinator
Schelley Kiah	....	art department coordinator
John Naehrlich	....	lead man
Jonathan Rose	....	labor foreman
Bret Ross	....	props
Steven Samanen	....	assistant art director: graphics
Jeffry C. Voorhees	....	assistant property master

Camera and Electrical Department
Halo Amrani	....	electrician
Steven Aquilino	....	first assistant camera
Lee Auerbach	....	electrician
Betty Chow	....	assistant camera
Eric Alan Donaldson	....	grip
Emily Geagan	....	electrician
Timothy Hedgecock	....	best boy electric (as Tim Hedgecock)
Steve Hurson	....	key assistant camera (6 episodes)
Jerry L. Marshall	....	grip
Kevin McNeil	....	grip
Andi Ruane	....	dolly grip
David Youel	....	dimmer operator

Casting Department
Sasha Adkinson	....	extras casting
Kevin Goldson	....	extras casting
Amanda D. Mahoney	....	casting assistant

Editorial Department
Ryan Van Riper	....	post-production assistant

Transportation Department
Richard Burch	....	driver

Other crew
Joshua Church	....	writer's production assistant
Brian Egan	....	assistant to writer
Greg Gabel	....	assistant production office coordinator
Kevin Garnett	....	assistant to writer
Sarah Hendler	....	assistant: Mr. Kasdan
Travis Hills	....	set production assistant
Dimitri Lacey	....	production assistant
David Silverstein	....	writer's production assistant
Matt Sprague	....	production assistant
Marisa Tambornini	....	assistant to producer

Production Companies

• Apatow Productions (in association with)

Distributors

• Shout! Factory (2005) (USA) (DVD)

Other Companies

• Level 3 Post  post-production services

Company:

Apatow Productions

Goofs:

Plot holes: When Rachel's overbearing mother discovers her collection of condoms, eye drops, caffeine pills, and fake IDs, Rachel claims they all belong to Lizzie and Rachel's mom believes that. She makes Lizzie throw out everything, including the fake IDs. How could she believe that all the stuff belongs to Lizzie if the ID looks like Rachel?

Movie Connections:

References Billy Elliot (2000)