99's Boot
- Studio
- King Rollo Films.
For: Abbey Home Media, CBBC - Animation studio
- Animax, Giraffe Film, Orange Studio, Pelly Film, Studio Ex-ist
- Distributor
- British Broadcasting Corporation
Synopsis
Dozy 99 loses one of his boots and gets a bad foot, and little Flea mysteriously vanishes in a game of hide and seek.
Characters
Wide Eye, Flea, Little Hoot, Great Grandma Toad, Wily Komodo, Baby Komodo, Natterjack Toads, Conchita Chinchilla, 99 the Centipede, Rangatamg
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Leo Nielsen
Producing
- Producer
- Clive Juster
- Executive Producers
- Anne Miles, Theresa Plummer-Andrews (BBC), Ian Miles (Abbey Home Media)
- Producer, Abbey Home Media
- Mike Robinson
Writing
- Writer
- Jimmy Hibbert
Voices
- Voice
- Anton Rodgers (Wide Eye), Jane Horrocks (Flea), Maria Darling (Little Hoot), Jimmy Hibbert
Music
- Music
- Keith Hopwood
Animation
- Animation Director
- Neil Fitzgibbon, Neil Fitzgibbon
- Animator
- Neil Fitzgibbon, Flavius Tache, Lajos Tóth, Neil Fitzgibbon, Flavius Tache, Lajos Tóth
- Layouts
- Hana Petrova, Katerina Pavova, Miroslav Poja, Tomas Vlasak, Vivian Heath, Richard Johnston, Gerard Miley
- Layout Artist
- Rob Barton
Art Department
- Art Director
- Andy Wagner
- Storyboard Artists
- Andy Janes, Wayne Thomas
- Backgrounds
- Alena Belesova, Paul Dowling, Martin Hazelgrave, Jana Lesage, Yvona Marikova, Blanka Noskova, Jiri Pesek, Irena Vronska
- Illustrations
- Steve Smallman
Editing
- Editor
- Christopher Gunningham, Christopher Gunningham
- Assistant Editor
- Leon Welchman, Leon Welchman
- Video Editor
- Adrian Church
Sound
- Foley Artist
- Ruby Stevens
- Dubbing Mixer
- Iain Grant
Music Department
- Title song, Lyrics and Vocals
- Keith Hopwood
Casting
- Voice Direction
- Clive Juster
Crew
- Animo Supervisors
- Simon Batten, Nick Price
- Engineer
- Iain Grant
Companies and other credits
- Voice Recording: Saunders & Gordon
- Music: Keith Hopwood/Pluto Entertainment
- Post-Production Sound: Saunders & Gordon
- Video Post-Production: Evolutions Television
Production notes
Based on the Wide Eye book-based early learning program, which has been sold in over 30 countries.
Targeted at children aged 3 to 6 and promoted in association with The Pre-School Learning Alliance, this series is set in the magical world of the Natterjack Forest, home to a delightful cast of unusual and memorable animal characters.
Little ones everywhere will revel in the adventures of such endearing creations as the lovable baby owl Little Hoot; his best friend Flea; the playful Natterjack toads; 99 the dozy but lovable centipede; and arch mischief-maker wily Komodo Dragon and his son Baby Komodo. Together they dream their dreams, learn life's little lessons and are kept safe and sound under the watchful gaze of their guardian owl, Wide Eye.
The programs are theme-driven. Each episode deals with a social message or development topic relevant to the pre-school child, be it friendship, sharing, cultural differences or bullying.
The series features voiceovers from such star names as Jane Horrocks ("Absolutely Fabulous," "Little Voice") and Anton Rodgers ("Dirty Rotten Scoundrels").
Targeted at children aged 3 to 6 and promoted in association with The Pre-School Learning Alliance, this series is set in the magical world of the Natterjack Forest, home to a delightful cast of unusual and memorable animal characters.
Little ones everywhere will revel in the adventures of such endearing creations as the lovable baby owl Little Hoot; his best friend Flea; the playful Natterjack toads; 99 the dozy but lovable centipede; and arch mischief-maker wily Komodo Dragon and his son Baby Komodo. Together they dream their dreams, learn life's little lessons and are kept safe and sound under the watchful gaze of their guardian owl, Wide Eye.
The programs are theme-driven. Each episode deals with a social message or development topic relevant to the pre-school child, be it friendship, sharing, cultural differences or bullying.
The series features voiceovers from such star names as Jane Horrocks ("Absolutely Fabulous," "Little Voice") and Anton Rodgers ("Dirty Rotten Scoundrels").