
Snowflake Fest
- Studio
- Wilbur Entertainment Canada, Mercury Filmworks, Chilco Productions
- Distributor
- Canadian Broadcasting Corporation International, Discovery Kids
Synopsis
Dasha is excited about getting gifts at the snowflake festival, but Wilbur tells her that it's also fun to give presents.
Characters
Wilbur, Libby, Ray, Dasha
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Wayne Moss
Producing
- Producer
- Marianne Culbert (Supervising Producer)
- Executive Producers
- Cathy Chilco, Clint Eland, Lynn Oldershaw, Amy Sprecher, Erin Wanner
Writing
- Writer
- James Backshall, Kate Barris, Patrick Granleese, Shelley Hoffman, Edward Kay, Jed MacKay, Rob Pincombe, John Slama, Bob Stutt
- Head Writer
- Kate Barris
Voices
- Voice
- Julie Lemieux (Wilbur), Taylor Barber (Libby), Ian Busher (Ray), Emma Pustil (Dasha)
Animation
- Animator (Optix Digital Pictures)
- Filip Kicev
Art Department
- Production Design
- John Allen
Editing
- Editor
- Michael Pike
Sound
- Supervising Sound Editor
- Ryan Henwood
Casting
- Casting Director
- Dee Shipley
Production Management
- Assistant Production Coordinator
- Ryan M. Barnett
- Business Affairs Associate
- Breanne Hartley
Crew
- Props
- Paddy Higgins
Production notes
Wilbur, a fun-loving 8-year-old calf, shares his adventures with his barnyard buddies.
Combined live action, puppetry and "Shadowmation" - a combination of animatronics and CG effects developed by Mitchell Kriegman. Mercury Filmworks produced animation, while puppetry and live action was done elsewhere.
Two stories ran in each 30-minute episode.
Budgeted at $6 million.
This TV series is scheduled to have a 52-cartoon run.
Funded by the broadcasters and the Shaw Rocket Fund.
Combined live action, puppetry and "Shadowmation" - a combination of animatronics and CG effects developed by Mitchell Kriegman. Mercury Filmworks produced animation, while puppetry and live action was done elsewhere.
Two stories ran in each 30-minute episode.
Budgeted at $6 million.
This TV series is scheduled to have a 52-cartoon run.
Funded by the broadcasters and the Shaw Rocket Fund.
