Model Moms
- Studio
- Breakthrough Films & Television (Breakthrough Entertainment), Philippine Animation Studio.
In Association With: Canwest Media - Distributor
- TVtropolis
Characters
Chicago Hyatt, Massimo, Blake Bellamy, Simon Nolan, Dee, Parker Kovak, Jasmina, Boutique Assistant, Shifty Salesperson, Nada, Russell, Piper
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Robin Budd
Producing
- Producer
- Kevin Gillis, Maria Eliza Tamayo, Stephanie Betts
- Line Producer
- Suzie Gallo
- Executive Producers
- Ira Levy, Kevin Gillis, Peter Williamson
- Co-Executive Producer
- Laura Kosterski
Writing
- Writer
- Laura Kosterski, Anne Fenn
Voices
- Voice
- Sarah Cornell (Chicago Hyatt, Nada), Jamie Watson (Massimo, Russell), Peter Keleghan (Blake Bellamy), Aaron Abrams (Simon Nolan), Kim Cattrall (Dee), Kristin Booth (Parker Kovak, Piper), Kristina Nicoll (Jasmina), Dwayne Hill (Boutique Assistant, Shifty Salesperson)
Music
- Music
- Asher Lenz, Stephen Skratt
Crew
- Creators
- Carolyn Newman, Kevin Gillis, Laura Kosterski
- Supervising Producer
- Stephanie Van Bruggen
- Production Supervisor
- Jerry Popowich
- Story Consultant
- Fraser Young
- Executive Story Editor
- Jennifer Cowan
- Music
- Asher Lenz, Stephen Skratt
- Story Artist
- Rod Amador
- Storyboard Artist
- Mike Smukavic
- Sound Re-Recording Mixer
- Matthew McKenzie
- Foley Artist
- Alex Mine
- Dialogue Editor
- Joe Tetreau
- Script Coordinator
- Todd Brian
Production notes
An edgy send-up of the daytime talk show genre, Producing Parker follows the outrageous adventures of Parker Kovak, an overworked and underpaid television producer, as she manages her boss's delicate ego, the quirky production crew, and all the hilarious behind-the-scenes antics of "The Dee Show." The Dee Show's colorful cast of characters include its self-absorbed, high-maintenance host, Dee; the resident copywriter, Simon; the sexy, underqualified intern, Chicago; and the charismatic station owner, Blake Bellamy. Taking a satiric spin on living the dream, Producing Parker gives viewers an entertaining and fantastical glimpse of behind-the-scenes TV that live-action formats can't provide.