Describe the following people contributed to the film

Film producer: Lawrence Gordon

    Hellboy was one of rare movies. It was not only based on a comic book, but also felt like a comic book. It was vibrating with energy, and the viewers could sense the zeal and joined in its making. It was also constructed of nonstop special effects and fantastic makeup.

Source: http://rogerebert.suntimes.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article

Film director: Guillermo del Toro

       He prefessed that fall in love with freaks. He used to make Blade II film that made from a comic book and the viewers loved the film a lot.  HellboyI was adapted from several Hellboy books such as Seed of Destruction and The Corps. Many of contents were changed. For example, Hellboy's status was secret. It wasn't revealed in the book, and Liz Sherman was a teammate of Hellboy.

Source:  http://www.film4.com/reviews/2004/hellboy

Director photographer: Guillermo Navarro

       By the size of the LCD it would appear as though was a D1 series. There was no white balance sensor on the pentaprizm so it definitely wasn’t a D2H. Also, the photo was taking pictures of a crime scene in a really dark room with no flash.

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Sound director: Marco Beltrami

      Hellboy soundtrack collaborated on both Mimic and Blade II, with conjuring music that immersed itself in the mood of each film, instead of simply grafting on orchestral boilerplate. He seemed to understand that he was scoring not just Del Toro's film, but the collective conceptions of a thriving comic book.

Source: http://www.cduniverse.com/search/xx/music/pid/6712826/a/Hellboy.htm