A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Premiere:
March 4, 2003
# of Seasons: 1
# of Episodes: 9
Finale:
September 10, 2003
Creators:
Allison Grodner
Arnold Shapiro
Original Title:
The Family
Genres:
Reality
Production Companies:
Arnold Shapiro Productions
Buena Vista Television
Shapiro/Grodner Productions
Countries:
US
The Family is a reality television series that aired on ABC spanning one season in 2003. It starred ten members from an Italian-American family, who were each fighting for a $1,000,000 prize. The show was hosted by George Hamilton.
Assistant Camera:
Chip Mayhugh
Camera Operator:
Bryan Calandrelli
Tony Croll
Jorge Alves Jr.
Jon Rohrer
Casting:
Julie Laughlin-Jones
Julie Cooper
Casting Producer:
Adam Spiegelman
Deborah J. Whitcas
Cinematography:
Patti Lee
Jennifer Lane
Co-Executive Producer:
Mindy Moore
Consulting Producer:
Monique Sorgen
Director:
Danny Salles
Bryan O'Donnell
Editor:
Phil Stuben
Spencer Keimon
Ryan Morrell
Rich Fox
Paul Coyne
Executive In Charge Of Production:
Joel K. Savitt
Executive Producer:
Arnold Shapiro
Allison Grodner
General Manager:
Jonah McMichael
Makeup Artist:
Mark Wittenberg
Music:
Christopher Franke
Producer:
Lincoln D. Hiatt
Elvia Van Es Oliva
Arthur Borman
Wayne Sampson
Pete Tartaglia
Daniel Hsu Accomando
Mariam Jobrani
Sarah Wetherbee
Kendra Silvera
Julie Cooper
Lee Olson
Erin Comerford-Rubin
Joe Coleman
Production Assistant:
Michael Braun
James Joyner
Production Coordinator:
Damon Carney
Joshua Camire
Geoffrey Bell
Property Master:
Robert Saccenti
Set Dresser:
Rod England
Set Medic:
Kelly Farrell
Sound Mixer:
Dane Taylor
Allen Jarmolinski
Special Effects Technician:
Bernard Newton
Steadicam Operator:
Osvaldo Silvera Jr.
Story Editor:
Ian Kenney
Supervising Producer:
Kris Curry
John Platt
Sidney Levin
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