Rocket Rules

Rocket Rules

January 2007 (estimated) TV Episode I Got A Rocket

Studio
Taffy Productions LLC, SLR Productions Pty Ltd, KI.KA, ARD, Europool, New South Wales Film and Television Office, Mike Young Productions
Animation studio
Sun Woo Animation
Distributor
Taffy Entertainment

Characters

Rocket, Vincent Q (Vinnie), Professor Q, V. P. Stern, Ma Ducky, Biffo, Scuds Ducky, Gabby, Maya Kovsky, Crystal, Frankie Ducky

Credits

Directing

Director
Glenn Kirkpatrick

Voices

Voice
Thomas Bromhead (Rocket), Jamie Oxenbould (Vincent Q [Vinnie]), Marcello Fabrizi (Professor Q, V. P. Stern), Drew Forsythe (Ma Ducky, Biffo, Scuds Ducky), Trilby Glover (Gabby, Maya Kovsky), Rachel King (Crystal, Frankie Ducky)

Crew

Storyboard Artist
Rich Wilkie
Sound Supervisor
Bernd Popella
Sound Re-Recording Mixers
Bernt Eklund, Bernd Popella
Sound Effects Editor
Daniel Gilde
Foley Artist
Peter Deininger
Programmer
Keith Goodman
Music
Lars Löhn, Carsten Schmelzer
Production Coordinators
Jason Evaristo, TJ Libman
Director of Creative and Online Production (Kabillion)
Leslie Saiz
Director of Creative and Technology (Kabillion)
Thomas Porter
Flash Programmer (Kabillion)
Keith Goodman
Creative Executive (Kabillion)
Anthony Gaud

Production notes

This TV series is geared for 6- to 11-year-old children.

"The explosive comedy that's out of this world!"

Vinnie Q just got the best present a boy could wish for -- a wise cracking, gadget-packed rocket& who just happens to be his new best friend!

Based on Matt Zurbo and Dean Gorissen's achingly hip, Crichton Award-winning picture book, I Got a Rocket! is an explosive, fast-paced comedy for everyone, no matter how artificial their intelligence! Set in a colourful, urban environment, I Got a Rocket! mixes kid-centric stories with the exciting twist of seeing the world through the eyes of a Rocket packed with personality, enthusiasm and liquid oxygen.

From the schoolyard to the solar system, every episode sees Vinnie and the über-enthusiastic Rocket blasting off on another OTT adventure full of squid-munching pirates, ninjas and city-slicker farmers that'll fire your funny bone into orbit.

Awards

Daytime Emmy Award, New Approaches- Children's, 2008.
Nominee, AFI Award, Best Children's Television Drama, Suzanne Ryan, 2013