Joss Whedon Bio     

Joss Whedon  Attended and graduated from Wesleyan University in 1987.  Joss Whedon's "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (1997) episode "Hush" was nominated for an Emmy Award in 2000 for Outstanding Writing in a Drama Series. "Hush" featured 28 minutes without dialogue, as a group of fairy-tale demons called the Gentlemen arrived in Sunnydale to steal voices, and then hearts (literally).  Son of Tom Whedon  Grandson of John Whedon  Whedon is married and resides in Los Angeles

David Greenwalt

Left his position as head writer on "Angel" (1999/I) after its third season in 2002 to join the new series "Miracles" (2003) as executive producer and head writer. But he remained consulting producer on "Angel" and stayed in touched with the writing staff in season four.

Since he left "Angel" (1999/I) after the third season he doesn't seem to have much luck with the shows he ran afterwards. Both "Miracles" (2003) and "Jake 2.0" (2003) on which he worked as executive producer/head writer, were cancelled in their first seasons.

David Greenwalt and Joss Whedon

Creators

David Greenwalt and Joss Whedon's partner in crime when it comes to creating two of the best television series on TV today. David and Joss worked together throughout three seasons of Buffy, and then David was given more executive control when Joss created a Buffy spin-off, Angel. While Joss still remains in control of both series, his writing and directing focus remains on Buffy while David tries to run things over at Angel. Don't be mistaken though, Joss is still very much in control of the episode plots and what happens with both series. But he is only human. David Greenwalt's credits include the TV series The X-Files and The Commish, as well as the movies, Miracles and Class. Joss Whedon's other credits (and sometimes uncredited credits) include, Roseanne (tv show), Toy Story, Twister, Firefly and Alien Resurrection .

Writers

Joss Whedon - "City Of," "I Fall to Pieces" (co-wrote with David Greenwalt), "Sanctuary" (co-wrote with Tim Minear), "Judgment" (story, with David Greenwalt), "Happy Anniversary" (story, with David Greenwalt)

David Greenwalt - "I Fall to Pieces" (co-wrote with Joss Whedon), "Rm W/ A Vu" (co-wrote with Jane Espenson), "I Will Remember You" (co-wrote with Jeannie Renshaw), "She" (co-wrote with Marti Noxon), "I've Got You Under My Skin" (story, with Jeannie Renshaw), "Judgment" (story, with Joss Whedon and Teleplay), "Dear Boy," "The Trial" (Story), "Happy Anniversary" (story also with Joss Whedon), "Dead End," "There's No Place Like Plrtz Glrb"

David Fury - "Lonely Hearts," "Parting Gifts" (co-wrote with Jeannie Renshaw), "Disharmony"

Douglas Petrie - "In The Dark," "The Trial" (Teleplay with Tim Minear)

Jane Espenson - "Rm W/ A Vu" (co-wrote with David Greenwalt), "Guise Will Be Guise"

Tim Minear - "Sense and Sensitivity," "Hero" (co-wrote with Howard Gordon), "Somnambulist," "The Prodigal," "Sanctuary" (co-wrote with Joss Whedon), "Are You Now Or Have You Ever Been," "Darla," "The Trial" (Teleplay with Douglas Petrie), "Reunion" (with Shawn Ryan), "Reprise," "Epiphany," "Through the Looking Glass"

Tracey Stern - "The Bachelor Party," "Eternity"

Jeannie Renshaw - "I Will Remember You" (co-wrote with David Greenwalt), "Parting Gifts" (co-wrote with David Fury), "I've Got You Under My Skin" (story, with David Greenwalt and Teleplay), "Blind Date"

Howard Gordon - "Hero" (co-wrote with Tim Minear), "Expecting," "The Ring"

Marti Noxon - "She" (co-wrote with David Greenwalt)

Jim Kouf - "Five by Five," "The Shroud of Rahmon," "The Thin Dead Line" (with Shawn Ryan)

Gary Campbell - "War Zone"

Shawn Ryan - "First Impressions," "Reunion" (with Tim Minear), "Blood Money" (with Mere Smith), "The Thin Dead Line" (with Jim Kouf), "Belonging"

Mere Smith - "Untouched," "Redefinition," "Blood Money" (with Shawn Ryan), "Over the Rainbow"

Directors

Joss Whedon - "City Of," "Untouched"

David Greenwalt - "She," "Dear Boy," "There's No Place Like Plrtz Glrb"

James A. Contner - "Lonely Hearts," "Five by Five," "Sense and Sensitivity," "Parting Gifts," "First Impressions," "Reunion," "Dead End"

Bruce Seth Green - "In The Dark," "The Prodigal," "The Trial"

Vern Gillum - "I Fall to Pieces"

Scott McGinnis - "Rm W/ A Vu," "The Thin Dead Line"

David Straiton - "The Bachelor Party," "War Zone"

David Grossman - "I Will Remember You," "The Shroud of Rahmon"

Tucker Gates - "Hero"

Winrich Kolbe - "Somnambulist"

Dave Semel - "Expecting," "Are You Now or Have You Ever Been"

Robert David Price - "I've Got You Under My Skin"

Nick Marck - "The Ring"

Regis Kimble - "Eternity"

Michael Lange - "Sanctuary," "Judgment"

Tom Wright - "Blind Date," "Epiphany"

Krishna Rao - "Guise Will Be Guise"

Tim Minear - "Darla," "Through the Looking Glass"

Fred Keller - "Disharmony," "Over the Rainbow"

R.D. Price - "Blood Money"

Bill Norton - "Happy Anniversary"

James Whitmore, Jr. - "Reprise"

Turi Meyer - "Belonging"

Michael Grossman - "Redefinition"

Other Crew

Costume Designer
Jessica Pazdernik

Special Effects Coodinator
Mike Gaspar

Stunt Coordinators
Spiro Razatos (Lead Coordinator)
Mike M. Vendrell
Jeff Cadiente
Brad Martin

Stunt Doubles

Angel - Mike Massa, James E. Mitchell,
Christopher Caso, Brad Martin, Chad Stahelski

Cordelia - Jennifer Badger Martin

Gunn - Jalil Jay Lynch

Misc./Unknown Stunt Doubles

Brandon Molale, Larry Nicholas
Christopher Leps, Lance King



Make-up Supervisor
Dayne Johnson
David Deleon

Head Hair Stylist
Diana Acrey

Make-up Effects
David B. Miller

Visual Effects Supervisor
Loni Peristere

Casting
Amy McIntyre Britt
Anya Colloff
Jennifer Fishman

Edited by
Mark Westmore, A.C.E.

Score By
Christophe Beck (Season 1)
Robert J. Kral (Season 1 - ?)

Angel Theme By
Darling Violetta

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