Episode 2

Episode 2

September 2005 (estimated) TV Episode Hopeless Pictures

Studio
Noodlesoup Productions, World Leaders Entertainment, Worlds Away Productions
Distributor
Independent Film Channel

Synopsis

Traci finds that she gets a better sense of a script if she has sex with the writer. Meanwhile, Mel Wax seduces an actress auditioning for Death of a Saleswoman, and the hostile takeover bidders close in for the kill.

Characters

Sam Spitz, Traci Mink, Mel Wax

Credits

Directing

Director
Bob Balaban

Producing

Producer
Mark Olsen
Executive Producers
Evan Shapiro, Debbie Demontreux, Adam Kassen, Mark Kassen
Line Producer
Mike Harrop

Writing

Writer
Eric Gilliland

Voices

Voice
Bob Balaban (Sam Spitz), Jennifer Coolidge (Traci Mink), Michael McKean (Mel Wax)

Music

Music
David Robbins

Art Department

Art Directors
Max Ehrlich, Perry Gargano, Kim Lee
Storyboard Artist
Steve McGinnis
Graphic Compositor
Steve McGinnis
Illustrations
Bob Fox, Steve McGinnis, Leonardo Weiss

Visual Effects

Visual Effects Supervisor
Kim Lee
Compositors
John Flanigan, Bob Fox, Brendan Gallagher, James McCartney, Steve McGinnis, Alex Montiero, Leonardo Wiess

Editing

Assistant Editor
Cory Monden

Sound

Sound Editors
David Ellinwood, Eric Milano
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Evan Benjamin
ADR Recordist
Chris Navarro
ADR Mixer
Eric Thompson

Production Management

Production Manager
James McCartney
Production Coordinator
Cynthia Kao
Post-Production Coordinator
Tracey Guadagno
Production Assistant
Gregory Scott Carroll
Talent Coordinator
Kate Schumaecker

Crew

Publicist
Sophie Evans
Assistant to Writer
Corinne Marshall

Companies and other credits

  • Special Effects: Worlds Away Productions
  • Insurance: Film Emporium Insurance Services

Production notes

In this animated comedy, the head of a dysfunctional Hollywood indie studio struggles to rein in out-of-control directors and stars while coping with a vengeful wife, his idiot nephew/head of production, a hostile takeover and an inept psychiatrist.