
Discovering Creativity
Series title: Little People
- Studio
- Egmont Imagination, Mattel Fisher-Price
- Distributor
- Egmont Imagination, Telescreen
Synopsis
Discovery City is preparing for the annual Creativity Carnival, and everyone is busy. During the preparations, our friends come to understand what creativity is really about: realizing good ideas, finding new ways of doing things, using one's imagination- and having fun! Maggie discovers that she doesn't need the numbers on a dot-to-dot drawing, and Eddie finds out he doesn't mind others interfering with his work, as long as he doesn't forget his original ideas. Sarah Lynn starts finding musical potential everywhere, even in old junk, and Sonya Lee finds that her blown-away flower decorations can be replaced by thousands of butterflies! Lastly, Michael discovers that materials and tools are not the most important thing to achieve a good result. The most important thing is being creative!
Characters
Eddie, Sarah Lynn, Maggie, Michael, Sonya Lee, Mail Carrier Kelley, Farmer Jed, Jack, Police Officer Patrick, Tommy Topping, Zookeeper Zack, Recycler Rick, Baker Bob, Walter, Smiley, Pilot Paula, Squiggles, Ducks, Cat
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Martin Pullen
- Assistant Director
- Dave Johnson
Producing
- Producer
- Karl Geurs, Erik Wilstrup
- Line Producers
- Sanni Sylvester, Nikolaj Thide
- Executive Producers
- Michael Christensen, Paul Kofod, Tom Van Waveren, Erik Wilstrup
Writing
- Writer
- Karl Geurs
Animation
Voices
- Voice
- Susan Roman (Eddie, Sarah Lynn), Karen Bernstein (Maggie), Julie Lemieux (Michael, Mail Carrier Kelley), Caroly Larson (Sonya Lee), Phil Craig (Narrator), Tony Daniels (Farmer Jed, Jack, Police Officer Patrick, Tommy Topping), Ron Pardo (Zookeeper Zack, Recycler Rick, Baker Bob), Rob Smith (Walter, Smiley), Annevig Schelde Ebbe (Squiggles), Lars Thiesgaard (Various Animals)
Music
- Music
- Eric Colvin, Nils Kaufmanas
- Composer (Songs)
- Thomas Chase
Crew
- Cinematography
- Niels Grønlykke
- Camera Operator
- Casper Høyberg
- Assistant Camera
- Allan O. Lückow, Morten V. Nielsen, Anders Thorsby
- Lighting Assistants
- Aske Foss, Jacob Sørensen
- Gaffers
- Niels Dose, Jan Michael Jensen, Aslak Lytthans, Thomas Neivelt, Mogens Otte, Otto Stenov, Jesper Westh, Jesper With
- Production Design
- Søren Gam
- Art Direction
- Søren Buus
- Key Set Builder
- Ole Paikjær Bak
- Set and Props
- Hans Jørgen Ibsen, Anders Jönsson, Suzan Søndergaard Nielsen
- Storyboard Artists
- Peter G. Degnbol, Michael Jensen, Søren Lyshøj Jensen, Lars Jørgensen, Snorre Krogh, Frank Ruszkai, Claus Thomsen
- Puppet Maker
- Luba Mukibi
- Production Managers
- Signe Birket-Smith, Karen Maarbjerg
- Sound Mixer
- Diresh Mirehandani
- Sound Re-Recording Mixer
- Scott A. Jennings
- Dialogue Breakdown
- Lise Ann Mangino
- Digital Compositors
- Greg Zajac, Lars Brok, James Hackett, Michael Holm, Rasmus Lange, Anders Thorsby
- Digital Artist
- Søren Tomas
- 3D Artists
- Flemming Borgen, Søren Buus
- Motion Control Operators
- Allan O. Lückow, Morten V. Nielsen
- Credits Designer
- Patrik Larsson
- Accountant
- John Bergman
- Floor Managers
- Caroline Sascha Cogez, Tilde Harkamp, Jimmy Leavens
- Production Assistants
- Luise Enevold, Asger Gad, Karina Lydersen, Sara Schrøder, Jens Strøm, Nikolaj Thide
- Production Secretaries
- Karen Maarbjerg, Lise Duus Sønderholm
- Story Editor
- Karl Geurs
- Runners
- Veronica Jelsmark, Casper Vangly
- On-Line Operators
- Dan Konzior, Rasmus Lange
- Combustion and VTR Operator
- Boris Lohmann
- Voice Director
- Debra Toffan
- Lighting Equipment
- FilmGEAR ApS
Companies and other credits
- Final Audio Mix: Nordisk Film Post Production
- Voice Recording: Studio 306
- Voice Recording and Audio Mix: Upper Story Entertainment
Production notes
About the world of Eddie, Sarah Lynn, Maggie, Michael and Sonya Lee- five little heroes with distinct personalities. It's a world of bakers and farmers, policemen and elephants, all living happily together. A world in which steam trains can fly off into the night sky. It's a world of wish-fulfillment and wonder. A world of Big Discoveries.
This TV series ran for 13 half-hour episodes, which could be divided into 65 five-minute vignettes.
Computer animation.
Based on a line of popular pre-school toys manufactured by Fisher-Price.
This TV series ran for 13 half-hour episodes, which could be divided into 65 five-minute vignettes.
Computer animation.
Based on a line of popular pre-school toys manufactured by Fisher-Price.
