
Freakshow
- Studio
- marblemedia interactive inc., Cartoon Network
- Animation studio
- Smiley Guy Studios
- Distributor
- Cartoon Network (United Kingdom)
Characters
Chudd Chudders, The Earl, Charles La Puck, Hoo, Attila the Hun, Bigfoot, Captain Quills, Dabs Looman, Des Doodle, Fibbz, Free-Zee, Gore, Guts Glory
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Dave Pearce
- Assistant Director
- Laurie Crawford
Producing
- Producer
- Susan Edwards
- Executive Producers
- Mark J.W. Bishop, Matthew Hornburg
- Supervising Producer
- Stephen J. Turnbull
- Animation Producer
- Marilyn McAuley
- Executive Producer, Smiley Guy Studios
- Jonas Diamond
Writing
- Writer
- Laurie Elliott
- Original U.K. Production Created By
- James Fox
- Based On an Original Idea By
- Brian Boyle, James Fox
- Education Consultant/Script Coordinator
- Alexandra Jansons, MSEd
Voices
- Voice
- Rupert Degas (Chudd Chudders), Lewis Macleod (The Earl, Tony Eagle-eyes), Jonathan Wilson, James Rankin, Emilie-Clair Barlow, Lawrence Bayne, Cle Bennett, Richard Binsley, Julia Chantrey, Juan Chioran, Katie Crown, Tony Daniels, Cory Doran, Isaac Durnford, Jane Eastwood, Novie Edwards, Adrian Egan, Megan Fahlenbock, Kristin Fairlie, Brian Froud, Colin Fox, Eddie Glen, Katie Griffin, Carter Hayden, Dwayne Hill, Andrew Jackson, Julie Lemieux, Lauren Lipson, Jeff Lumby, Bryn McAuley, Scott McCord, Terry McGurrin, Rick Miller, Stephanie Mills, Peter Oldring, Christine Potenza, Adam Reid, Ron Rubin, Ivan Sherry, J. Scott Smith, Sugith Varughese, Richard Waugh
Music
- Composer, "Skatoony Theme" and "You're Outta Here"
- Oliver Davis
Animation
- Animation Coordinator
- Courtney Wolfson
- Scene Planner, Smiley Guy Studios
- Chantelle Schriver
- Technical Director, Smiley Guy Studios
- David Kennedy
Art Department
- Production Designer
- Graeme Morphy
- Costume Designer
- Julie Whitfield
- Storyboard Artist, Smiley Guy Studios
- Stephanie Ramon
Visual Effects
- VFX Artist
- Kristi-Ann Webster
- VFX Assistants
- Kevin Riley, Andrew Rolfe
Camera
- Director of Photography
- Kevin C.W. Wong
- First Assistant Camera
- Joe DiBenedetto
- Gaffers/Key Grips
- Quin Martin, Anya Shor
Editing
- Editor
- Andrew Gurney
- Editor (Live Action)
- Andrew Gurney
- Editor (French Live Action)
- Derek Lajeunesse
- First Assistant Editor
- Michael Pierro
- Editors, Smiley Guy Studios
- Tom Berger, Andrew McIntyre
Sound
- Sound Recordist
- Tod Bovingdon
- Sound Engineer
- Dan Kuntz
- Audio Post Production
- Animated Video
- Sound Design and Mix
- Glenn Barna
Casting
- Casting Director
- Mike Yerxa
- Voice Director
- Marilyn McAuley
Production Management
- Post-Production Supervisor
- Julie Soebekti
- Senior Production Coordinator
- Lorna J. Brown
- Set Production Assistants
- Christopher Rochon, Andrew Verkoyen
- Transportation Coordinator
- Matt DeFranza
- Production Assistants
- Christian Dendias, David Rhodes
- Production Accountants
- Rose Chalker, Linda Darras
- Legal Counsel
- Brenda Blake
- Project Coordinator, Smiley Guy Studios
- Shona Kennedy, Julie Otten
- Post Production Coordinator
- Ajeeth Parkal
- Post Production Assistant
- Daniel Rose
- Corporate Accountant, marblemedia
- Linda Pope
- Interactive Accountant, marblemedia
- Robin Mader
Crew
- Original Format by Cartoon Network U.K.
- Finn Arnesen, James Fox, Kevin Narrainen, Matt West
- Creative Consultant
- Jennine Profeta
- Floor Director
- David Berube
- Live Action Toons
- Stephanie Carpanini, Hollie Meyer, David Rhodes, Vicki Rivard, Jim Robinson
- Hair/Makeup/Wardrobe
- Josee Beaudoin
- Property Master
- Tammy McClennan
- Craft Services
- Megan Ewing
- Interim Financing
- HSBC Bank Canada
- Production Equipment Provided By
- Sim Video
- Designer, Smiley Guy Studios
- Peter Habjan
- Director, Smiley Guy Studios
- Darien Ardell
- Business, marblemedia
- Philippa King
- VP Interactive, marblemedia
- Ted Brunt
- Operations Manager, marblemedia
- John Whish
- Head of Content Development, marblemedia
- Miklos Perlus
- Supervising Producer, marblemedia
- Sasha Boersma
- Director of Marketing and Brand Integration, marblemedia
- Lisa Reis
- Executive Assistant, marblemedia
- Brooke Weslak
- Contract Manager, marblemedia
- Joan McGuinness
- Interactive Creative Director, marblemedia
- Johnny Kalangis
- Technical Lead, marblemedia
- Martin Sieg
- Content and Community Manager, marblemedia
- Simone Maurice
- Designers, marblemedia
- Karen Dodge, Emily Nuttall
- Interactive Developers, marblemedia
- Jeff Marshall, Mika Yoshimoto
- Network Administrator, marblemedia
- Chris Quirk
- Reception, marblemedia
- Colleen Zimmerman
- Producted In Association With
- Teletoon
- Executives for Teletoon
- Athena Georgaklis, Travis Williams
- Special Thanks To
- Carole Bonneau, Francesca Accinelli, Caroline Tyre, Shelley Coultish, Michael Goldsmith, Melissa Amer, Emma Fachini, Finn Arnesen, Christine Reyes, James Fox, Kate Dickson, John Marley, Michael Bishop, Spinmaster Toys, Bob Kennedy, Matt Wexler, Rob Varga, Andrew Lane, Jason Kennedy, Rebecca Shropshire, Stephanie Betts
- Crew
- Created by the Government of Canada, Bell Fund
Companies and other credits
- Music: Bungalow 7 Productions
- Education Consultant/Script Coordinator: BA
- marblemedia Publicist: Holmes Creative Communications
- Production Insurance: Front Row Insurance Brokers Inc
- Production Equipment Provided By: P.S. Production Services
- Sound Recording Studio: Wanted Sound & Picture
- Video Post Production: Track and Field VFX
- Special Thanks To: Jim and Bonnie Bishop
- Special Thanks To: Fred and Alice Hornburg
- Produced With the Financial Participation Of:
- Canadian Television Fund
- and the Canadian Cable Industry
- Ontario Media Development Corporation
- Produced With the Financial Participation Of:
- Bell Broadcast and New Media Fund
- Canadian Television Fund -- Digital Media Fund
- OMDC Interactive Digital Media Fund
- Teletoon Canada Inc
- Produced By:
- marblemedia
- skatoony.ca
- © MMIX marblemedia Skatoony Canada I Inc
Production notes
Combined animation and live action.
Based on the 2006 British series of the same name.
Premiere date is that of "sneak peek" on Teletoon; official broadcast premiere was November 4, 2010.
The only show where Kids and Toons quiz it out to win great prizes. Skatoony pits three real-life kids against three freaky Toons in a fast and frantic battle of the quizzers- hosted by Chudd Chudders and his best pal, The Earl.
The contestants have to keep blasting their buzzers to stay in the game through three rounds of rapid-fire questions and manic mud-slinging. After that, only one quizzer remains- to go through and face the terrifyingly tense... Skatoony Quiz Champ Challenge! Once there, they'll be playing to win fame, glory, a place on the Skatoony Hall Of Fame, AND a fantastic iPod Touch or Nintendo DS.
Unfortunately, troublesome contestants and the meddling of Tony Eagle-eyes mean Chudd, Earl and the contestants often find themselves quizzing it out on the road, up on the moon, or stuck in the gut of their junk-food-guzzling boss.
Animation meets live action as three toons are challenged by three real kids in a quiz-style game show for spectacular prizes. Every week, hosts "Chudd Chudders" and "The Earl" attempt to hold the game and show together, but it's not easy.
Just add pirates, skeletons and a Bigfoot to three fanatics (the kids), then supply handfuls of mud and eggs for everyone to sling around and play funny music the whole time, and you'll see what we mean. And if that's not enough chaos, toss in Charles La Puck, the greedy studio exec in charge of the show who has it out for EVERYONE, and see what happens.
Really, it's a miracle Chudd and The Earl even survived the premiere. For lots of competition, fun, laughs and a wee big of learning, you can't do much better than Skatoony.
Based on the 2006 British series of the same name.
Premiere date is that of "sneak peek" on Teletoon; official broadcast premiere was November 4, 2010.
The only show where Kids and Toons quiz it out to win great prizes. Skatoony pits three real-life kids against three freaky Toons in a fast and frantic battle of the quizzers- hosted by Chudd Chudders and his best pal, The Earl.
The contestants have to keep blasting their buzzers to stay in the game through three rounds of rapid-fire questions and manic mud-slinging. After that, only one quizzer remains- to go through and face the terrifyingly tense... Skatoony Quiz Champ Challenge! Once there, they'll be playing to win fame, glory, a place on the Skatoony Hall Of Fame, AND a fantastic iPod Touch or Nintendo DS.
Unfortunately, troublesome contestants and the meddling of Tony Eagle-eyes mean Chudd, Earl and the contestants often find themselves quizzing it out on the road, up on the moon, or stuck in the gut of their junk-food-guzzling boss.
Animation meets live action as three toons are challenged by three real kids in a quiz-style game show for spectacular prizes. Every week, hosts "Chudd Chudders" and "The Earl" attempt to hold the game and show together, but it's not easy.
Just add pirates, skeletons and a Bigfoot to three fanatics (the kids), then supply handfuls of mud and eggs for everyone to sling around and play funny music the whole time, and you'll see what we mean. And if that's not enough chaos, toss in Charles La Puck, the greedy studio exec in charge of the show who has it out for EVERYONE, and see what happens.
Really, it's a miracle Chudd and The Earl even survived the premiere. For lots of competition, fun, laughs and a wee big of learning, you can't do much better than Skatoony.
