The Ticket Master
- Studio
- Studio B Productions.
In Association With Hasbro Studios - Animation studio
- DHX Media Vancouver, Top Draw Animation
- Distributor
- The Hub
Synopsis
Twilight Sparkle must choose a friend to accompany her to the Grand Galloping Gala after she gets two tickets from Princess Celestia.
Characters
Twilight Sparkle, Applejack, Rainbow Dash, Pinkie Pie, Fluttershy, Rarity, Linky Shoeshine, Spike, Daisy
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Jayson Thiessen, James Wootton
Producing
- Producer
- Sarah Wall
- Executive Producers
- Chris Bartleman, Steve Davis, Lauren Faust, Kirsten Newlands, Blair Peters, Beth Stevenson
Writing
- Writer
- Amy Keating Rogers, Lauren Faust
- Story Editor
- Robert Renzetti
- Creators
- Hasbro, Bonnie Zacherle (Toy), Lauren Faust
Voices
- Voice
- Tara Strong (Twilight Sparkle), Ashleigh Ball (Applejack, Rainbow Dash), Andrea Libman (Pinkie Pie, Fluttershy), Tabitha St. Germain (Rarity, Linky Shoeshine), Cathy Weseluck (Spike, Daisy), Shannon Chan-Kent (Pinkie Pie [Singing Voice])
Music
- Music
- William Anderson, William Anderson
Animation
- Animation Director
- Denny Lu
- Animator
- Sarah Jargstorf, Marco Li, Graeme MacDonald, Erica Pitt, Holly Saurez, Stephen Wedel, Jayron Zolfaghari
- Layout Coordinator
- Alicia Camarta
- Layout Supervisors
- Joel Dickie, D. Brad Gibson, Michael Vatcher
- Key Layout Artists
- Brent Bouchard, Jason Campbell, Sean Covernton, Matthew Herring, Jason Horychun, Christopher Leinonen, Dana Smith, Mike Tisserand, Andy Tougas, Carlyle Wilson
- Layout Artists
- William Bradford, Kuan-Fu Chen, Andrew Hogan, Norm Kritsch, Dennis Levesque, Jen Regan, James Richards, Waturu Uno, Allen Wu
- Animators (Studio B)
- Sarah Jargstorf, Marco Li, Graeme MacDonald, Erica Pitt, Holly Saurez, Stephen Wedel, Jayron Zolfaghari
- Animation Revisionists
- Paul Johnson, Sebastian Lee, Aidan McAteer, Edwin Poon
- Clean-Up Artists
- Jared Bennett, John Beveridge, Mike Gilbert, Chris Mizzoni, Kent Reimer, Jacqueline Robinson, Garnet Syberg-Olsen
- Animation Effects Artists
- Ben Galewitz, Jason Ross Belyea
Art Department
- Art Direction
- Ridd Sorensen
- Storyboard Artists
- Sabrina Alberghetti, Francisco Avalos, Andy Bartlett, Alex Basio, Sheranne Johnson, Lih Liau, "Big" Jim Miller, Kenny Park, Tom Sales, Samuel To, Scott Underwood, Nicole Wang, Mike West
- Character Designers
- Nicole Gauss, Mike Gilbert, Robin Mitchell
- Visual Effects Designer
- Gregory Roth
- Location Designers
- Phil Caesar, Dave Dunnet
- Prop Designer
- Ted Wilson
- Storyboard Coordinator
- Lesley Crawford
- Storyboard Revisionists
- Marshall Fels Elliott, Lih Liau, "Big" Jim Miller, David Wiebe, Nabie-Ah Yousuf
Editing
- Editor
- Tom Harris
- On-Line Editor
- Tom Harris
- Off-Line Editors
- Ryan Vaugh, Aaron Saunders
Sound
- Sound Editors
- Todd Araki, Marcel Duperreault, Jason Frederickson, Adam McGhie, Roger Monk
- Sound Recording Engineer
- Jason Frederickson
- Sound Re-Recording Mixers
- Todd Araki, Marcel Duperreault
- Foley Recordist
- Rick Senechal
- Foley Artists
- Don Harrison, Ian Mackie
Production Management
- Production Manager
- Angela Belyea
- Design Coordinator
- Kimberly Small
- Post-Production Coordinator
- Kimberly Small
- Production Executives
- Robert Fewkes, Sophia Hussain
- Production Accountant
- Marjorie Artamia
Crew
- Character Builders
- Jared Bennett, Jacqueline Robinson, Gregory Roth
- Color Artists
- Kellie Devries, Alexandra Jones
- Development Artists
- Martin Ansolabehere, Dave Dunnet, Paul Rudish
- Composer (Main Title Theme)
- Daniel Ingram
- Composer (Songs)
- Daniel Ingram
- Development and Creative Supervisors
- Brian Lenard, Linda Steiner
- Network Administrator
- Zorion Terrell
Production notes
Flash animation.
This TV series is scheduled to run for 78 episodes.
"Get your muzzle out of those books and make some friends!" That's what Princess Celestia tells Twilight Sparkle. She may be the smartest unicorn in Equestria, but Twilight Sparkle gets an "incomplete" in friendship. There's more to life than learning magic, after all - so she goes to Ponyville on a mission to make friends. There she meets five special ponies who take her on exciting adventures and teach her the most powerful magic of all... the magic of friendship!
The show's main focus is on girls 6 to 8 years old (but girls from 3 to 11 like the ponies). As they watch the show, girls learn about their own lives through the colorful, four-legged citizens of Equestria. The ponies have very different personalities and behaviors, and most girls identify with at least one of them.
Every week, the ponies introduce girls to important concepts in two main areas: 1) interpersonal skills - managing ourselves, engaging with others, and working together to make things happen. 2) history-social science thinking skills - thinking about culture, heritage and environments, as well as civic participation. The show addresses important questions and lessons, just as little girls are starting to think about them.
This TV series is scheduled to run for 78 episodes.
"Get your muzzle out of those books and make some friends!" That's what Princess Celestia tells Twilight Sparkle. She may be the smartest unicorn in Equestria, but Twilight Sparkle gets an "incomplete" in friendship. There's more to life than learning magic, after all - so she goes to Ponyville on a mission to make friends. There she meets five special ponies who take her on exciting adventures and teach her the most powerful magic of all... the magic of friendship!
The show's main focus is on girls 6 to 8 years old (but girls from 3 to 11 like the ponies). As they watch the show, girls learn about their own lives through the colorful, four-legged citizens of Equestria. The ponies have very different personalities and behaviors, and most girls identify with at least one of them.
Every week, the ponies introduce girls to important concepts in two main areas: 1) interpersonal skills - managing ourselves, engaging with others, and working together to make things happen. 2) history-social science thinking skills - thinking about culture, heritage and environments, as well as civic participation. The show addresses important questions and lessons, just as little girls are starting to think about them.