Eighth Grade (2018)
Eighth Grade (2018)


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Cast & Crew.

Elsie Fisher
Kayla Day

Josh Hamilton
Mark Day

Emily Robinson
Olivia

Jake Ryan
Gabe

Daniel Zolghadri
Riley

Fred Hechinger
Trevor

Imani Lewis
Aniyah

Luke Prael
Aiden

Catherine Oliviere
Kennedy

Nora Mullins
Steph

Gerald Jones
Tyler

Missy Yager
Mrs. Graves

Shacha Temirov
Mason

Greg Crowe
Mr. McDaniel

Thomas J O'Reilly
Edmund

Frank Deal
Officer Todd

J. Tucker Smith
Mr. Graves

Tiffany Grossfeld
Babs

Trinity Goscinsky-Lynch
Dylan

Natalie Carter
Mrs. Roach

Kevin R. Free
Mr. Denkert

Keith Maurice Davis
High School Boy

Deborah Unger
Mrs. Nolan

William Alexander Wunsch
Brave Boy

Marguerite Stimpson
Puberty Video Instructor

Tristan Wheeler
Andrew Fields

Kylie Seaman
Kristen S.

Dylan Vonderhorst
Dawn Ringlehein

Luke Mulligan
Jed Goodwin

Louisa Rose Guarasci
Jackie S.

Brenna Parker
Missy Bytel

William Koo
Garrett

Andrew Geher
Crazy Dancing Boy

Faith Kelly
Student

Jalesia Martinez
High School Student

Blair Seaman
High School Student

Phoebe Amirault
Middle School Student

Veronica Bikowicz
Middle School Student

Castor Feinberg
Middle School Student

Molly Forman
Middle school student

Vivek Nickolas Mathews
Middle School Student

Olivia Galligan
Middle School Student

Kendall Seaman
Middle School Student

Nina Victoria Mathews
Middle School Student

Kaileen Quinones
Middle School Student

V. Rocco Russell
Middle School Student

Mitchell Travers
Costume Design

Heidi Pakdel
Makeup Department Head

Grace McNay Graham
Key Costumer

Hassan Boone
Costumer

Gary Malouf
'A' Camera Operator

Patrick Sokley
First Assistant 'A' Camera

Rob Koch
First Assistant 'B' Camera

Stephenie Mohamed
Production Secretary

Jessica Padilla
Makeup Artist

Ted Goodwin
Best Boy Electric

Joe Facey
Craft Service

Sean P. Gilbert
Underwater Camera

Diana Sikes
Hair Department Head

Jessie Ng
Production Coordinator

Anna Tringali
Costume Supervisor

Skip Lievsay
Sound Re-Recording Mixer / Supervising Sound Editor

Lee Salevan
Assistant Sound Editor

Suzana Peric
Music Editor

Isabel Henderson
Post Production Supervisor

Bill Saxelby
Camera Operator

Fiona Tyson
Key Makeup Artist

Nathan Whiteside
First Assistant Editor

Patricia Grande
Key Hair Stylist

Bernadette Pino
Art Department Coordinator

Graham Burt
First Assistant 'B' Camera

Chris Wiesehahn
Best Boy Grip

Jack Lewars
Colorist / Digital Intermediate Colorist

John Carbonara
Music Editor

Edward Drohan IV
Special Effects Coordinator

Bo Burnham
Director / Screenplay

Christopher Storer
Producer

Lila Yacoub
Producer

Eli Bush
Producer

Scott Rudin
Producer

Jennifer Lilly
Editor

Sam Lisenco
Production Design

Anna Meredith
Original Music Composer

Linda Källérus
Still Photographer

Vic Coram
Second Assistant Director

Michael Feuser
Dialogue Editor

Meredith Tucker
Casting

Greg DeCellio
Boom Operator

Tammy Douglas
Sound Mixer

Reynaldy Andre
Grip

Daniel Fisher
Property Master

Jake Krickhan
Extras Casting

Erica Severson
Assistant Property Master

Matthew Haasch
Foley Editor

Andrew Rice
ADR Mixer

Rob L. Hubbard
Boom Operator

Paul Goodstein
Key Grip

Brian Gackowski
Extras Casting Assistant

William J. Hopper
Graphic Designer

Lawrence Zipf
Sound Effects Editor / Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Edward Cohen
Gaffer

Sarah Guenther
Second Assistant 'A' Camera

Emily Buntyn
Casting Assistant

Barbara Jean Kearney
Production Manager

Elizabeth Krekel
Location Manager

Mark DeSimone
ADR Mixer

Henriette Vittadini
Set Decoration

Dan Taggatz
First Assistant Director

Dann Fink
ADR Voice Casting

Jeff Cornell
Digital Intermediate

Jay Fisher
ADR Mixer

Matt McLarty
Sound Mixer

Betsy Fippinger
Casting Associate

Dan Edelstein
ADR Editor

Paul Stula
Sound Mixer

Jamin O'Brien
Executive Producer

Sam Evoy
Script Supervisor

Allison Jones
Casting

Timothy Donovan
First Assistant Editor

Tatiana Forster
Assistant Location Manager

Joshua Davy
Production Assistant

Abraham Friedman
Production Assistant

Tom Ishizuka
Associate Producer

Josh Olive
Colorist

Pete Olshansky
Production Manager

Joe Rudge
Music Supervisor

Evelyn Fogleman
Second Second Assistant Director

Garry Pastore
Leadman
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Details.
Release DateJanuary 19, 2018
StatusReleased
Running Time1h 34m
Budget$2,000,000
Box Office$13,539,709
Genres
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This Movie Is About.
Wiki.
Eighth Grade is a 2018 American coming-of-age comedy drama film written and directed by Bo Burnham in his feature-length directorial debut. It stars Elsie Fisher as Kayla, a teenager attending middle school who struggles with anxiety but strives to gain social acceptance from her peers during their final week of eighth grade. She copes by publishing vlogs as a self-styled motivational guru but spends much of her time obsessing over social media, frustrating her otherwise supportive father Mark (Josh Hamilton), whom she alienates despite his wish to be present in her life as her sole parent.
Burnham began writing the screenplay in 2014, initially in an attempt to reflect on his own anxiety and onstage panic attacks he experienced during his career in stand-up comedy. Deciding to convey his experience through Kayla, he also wanted to explore how her generation copes with mental illness, grows up with the presence of social media, navigates sexuality and consent, relates to their parents and develops their sense of self. Burnham aimed for realism, casting actual eighth graders—including Fisher—who informed his script and directing. For research, he watched vlogs from teenagers on YouTube, where he also discovered Fisher. On a budget of $2 million, production took place in 2017 in Suffern, New York.
Eighth Grade premiered at the Sundance Film Festival on January 19, 2018. It was given wide theatrical release in the United States by A24 on July 13, 2018. Instead of appealing the Motion Picture Association of America's R (Restricted) rating of the film, A24 and Burnham arranged free all-ages theatrical screenings in every U.S. state to let their intended audience see it.
Upon release, the film was a critical and commercial success, grossing $13.5 million domestically. The filmmakers won many awards and nominations, with Burnham winning both Writers Guild and Directors Guild of America Awards, and Fisher nominated for a Golden Globe for Best Actress and winning the Gotham Award for Breakthrough Actor. At year's end, the National Board of Review and the American Film Institute each chose Eighth Grade as one of the 10 best films of 2018, with the former also naming it the year's best directorial debut.
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