Category:Crew

The Supernatural writing team and post-production is based in LA while the show, except for the pilot, is filmed in Vancouver.

The showrunners are involved in both the creative and operational aspects of the show. Veteran Bob Singer was brought on by the studios to work with Eric Kripke when the series began. Eric Kripke stepped down as showrunner at the end of Season 5 but has continued to have creative input into the show and he wrote the finale of Season 6.

Sera Gamble, who began as a writer and story editor with Supernatural in Season 1 was been elevated to showrunner. At [[Comic Con 2011], Sera talked about how much taking on the role of showrunner, a job she said she'd recommend "if anyone ever offers it to you". She also talked about the continued involvement of Bob Singer calling him the secret weapon of the show.

Despite the pickup of his script for the movie Haunted which he'll also direct, Kripke's continues to have some involvement with Supernatural in Season 7. According to Sera Gamble, “Eric was in the room full-time when we were conceiving this season’s mythology and he continues to consult part-time.” Source.

Many members of the Supernatural crew have been with the show since the beginning. They have been featured in behind the scenes features on the DVDs as well as in the Supernatural Companions, and even appeared at Conventions. They are so well known to fans, that the show featured versions of them in the meta/parody episode 6.15 The French Mistake.

The almost fictional crew of Supernatural
Director and producer Bob Singer is played by Brian Doyle-Murray
Director of Photography Serge Ladouceur is played by Art Kitching
Lou Bollo stunt coordinator plays himself
Kevin Parks is played by Jason Bryden
Producer Jim Michaels is played by Garwin Sanford, who also played Deacon in 2.19 Folsom Prison Blues
Clif Kosterman – driver and bodyguard – is played by Philip Maurice Hayes
Jared and Jensen's stunt doubles Mike Carpenter and Todd Scott as themselves