Drawn Together

Drawn Together

December 26, 2008 TV Episode Zeke's Pad

Studio
Bardel Entertainment, Leaping Lizard Productions, Avrill Stark Entertainment Pty. Ltd., My Pad Productions Inc., Flying Bark Productions
Distributor
Bardel Entertainment, Studio 100 Media

Synopsis

Zeke and Jay agree: they've spent too much time together, they're getting on each other's nerves, and they both need some time apart. But when Zeke draws them as two opposite electrical charges that repel each other, he didn't realize he was really drawing magnets; they get stuck together! And just when Zeke is supposed to go skateboarding with Maxine! How's he supposed to be all cool and stuff when he's joined at the hip- literally- with Jay?? Things go from bad to worse as the guys try to unstick themselves from each other. Finally, Zeke, in a moment of unthinking frustration, draws Jay far away& and loses him completely. For real. Where did Jay go? Soon, Zeke starts to miss his best friend. Thing is& where exactly is he? And how is Zeke supposed to find him?

Characters

Zeke Palmer, Alvin Palmer, Ida Palmer, Rachel Palmer, Ike Palmer, Jay Fritter, Maxine Marx, The Pad

Credits

Producing

Producer
Avrill Stark, Delna BheSania, Liz Scully, Leonard Terhoch
Supervising Producer
Michael O'Brien

Music

Music
Steve London

Art Department

Production Design
Jarrett Young
Art Director
Patricia Atchison
Storyboard Artist
Mark Sonntag
Senior Art Director
Zoe Evamy

Visual Effects

Digital Compositor
Matthew Sheppard

Editing

Editor
Simon Klaebe

Sound

Sound Designer
James Fonnyadt
Dialogue Recordist
Alexander Hall

Production notes

Meet Zeke Palmer. He's definitely not your ordinary 14-year-old. Zeke's an incredible artist who lives smack dab in the middle of one weird and wacky family. AND he has this awesome little electronic drawing pad that is totally WIRED. Mysteriously wired. Somehow, it makes Zeke's drawings come to life. So extreme things can happen. And boy, do they HAPPEN! Being a creative artist, Zeke is constantly getting brain waves. So he draws them in his super-powered pad. But soon enough, Zeke learns: for every action, there is a reaction. Things just never turn out the way Zeke had imagined&. Ever.

Awards

Elan Award, Best Animated Television Production, Delna Bhesania, Liz Scully, Leonard Terhoch and Avrill Stark, Producers, 2009.
Elan Award, Best Art Production, Zoe Evamy, Senior Art Director, Patricia Atchison, Art Director, 2009