Testing, Testing
Series title: Badly Drawn Roy
- Studio
- Jam Media, Rule of Thumb Productions
- Distributor
- RTE, British Broadcasting Corporation, CBBC
Characters
Roy.
Live Action: Bill, Maura, Becky, Tommy, Sinead, Jack, Conor, Kathy, Mr. Hammond, Miss Sheringham
Live Action: Bill, Maura, Becky, Tommy, Sinead, Jack, Conor, Kathy, Mr. Hammond, Miss Sheringham
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Alan Shannon, Ian Bevitt
Producing
- Producer
- Mark Cumberton
- Line Producer
- Michael Walsh
- Executive Producers
- Sue Nott, John Rice
Writing
- Writer
- Paul Smith
Voices
- Voice
- Scott Graham (Roy), Richard Albrecht (Narrator)
- Live Action
- Simon Delaney (Bill), Cathy Belton (Maura), Martha Byrne (Becky), David Green (Tommy), Rebecca Barry (Sinead), Fionn O'Shea (Jack), Lewis Harris (Conor), Chloe McCormack (Kathy), Mark Lambert (Mr. Hammond), Maud Fahy (Miss Sheringham)
Music
- Music
- Darren Hendley
Editing
- Editor
- Mairin O'Faolain, Edel McDonnell
Crew
- Casting
- Thyrza Ging
- Production Design
- Jason Carlin
- Art Direction
- Francis Taaffe
- Assistant Art Director
- Graham Williams
- Trainee Art Director
- Laura Glynn
- Property Master
- Marc Dowds
- Props
- Barry Davenport
- Key Animator
- Barry Reynolds
- Assistant Animator
- Mark Ingram
- Set Dresser
- Jerome McDonnell
- Set Decoration
- Colm Bassett
- Costume Design
- Aisling Byrne
- Wardrobe Supervisor
- Mary Fox
- Key Makeup Artist
- Barbara Conway
- Key Hair Stylist
- Terry Ralph
- Production Supervisor
- Angela Belyea
- Production Executive
- Tina Jaffray
- First Assistant Director
- Sean Griffin
- Cinematography
- P. J. Dillon
- Music
- Darren Hendley
- Sound Mixer
- Robert Flanagan
- Boom Operator
- Paul Naughton
- Visual Effects Supervisor
- Niall Mooney
- Digital Compositor
- Steve J. McLeod
- Gaffers
- Simon Magee, James McGuire
- Transportation Captain
- Dan Breen
- Controller
- John Pyper
- Script Supervisor
- Chris Roufs
- Network Administrator
- Zorion Terrell
- Assistant Production Coordinator
- Jane McCabe
Production notes
Roy O'Brien is the first cartoon boy living in the real world.
This original new comedy, filmed as a fly-on-the-wall documentary series, combines hand-drawn animation with real-world drama as it follows how one boy struggles to fit in. Roy thinks he's just like any normal 11-year-old. Born into a real world, he is an everyday kid living in an everyday house in an everyday street in a suburb of Dublin, and inside, he feels just like an ordinary kid. He shares the same hopes, aspirations, friendships and fallings out. The trouble is he's animated.
How do you blend in with the crowd when you can squash and stretch, involuntarily turn blue when you're sad, green when you're jealous, and produce a flock of twittering birds when you get a bump on the head? Follow Roy as he tries to figure it out.
Budgeted at an estimated 5 million euros.
Based on the short film "Badly Drawn Roy," also produced by Jam Media.
This original new comedy, filmed as a fly-on-the-wall documentary series, combines hand-drawn animation with real-world drama as it follows how one boy struggles to fit in. Roy thinks he's just like any normal 11-year-old. Born into a real world, he is an everyday kid living in an everyday house in an everyday street in a suburb of Dublin, and inside, he feels just like an ordinary kid. He shares the same hopes, aspirations, friendships and fallings out. The trouble is he's animated.
How do you blend in with the crowd when you can squash and stretch, involuntarily turn blue when you're sad, green when you're jealous, and produce a flock of twittering birds when you get a bump on the head? Follow Roy as he tries to figure it out.
Budgeted at an estimated 5 million euros.
Based on the short film "Badly Drawn Roy," also produced by Jam Media.
Awards
RTS Television Award, Best Children's Drama, Royal Television Society, 2010.
Nominee, EA British Academy Children's Award, Drama, Mark Cumberton, Alan Shannon and Paul Smith, 2010.
Nominee, EA British Academy Children's Award, Writer, Paul Smith, 2010
Nominee, EA British Academy Children's Award, Drama, Mark Cumberton, Alan Shannon and Paul Smith, 2010.
Nominee, EA British Academy Children's Award, Writer, Paul Smith, 2010