Man Trap

Man Trap

April 15, 2011 TV Episode Producing Parker

Studio
Breakthrough Films & Television (Breakthrough Entertainment), Philippine Animation Studio.
In Association With: Canwest Media
Distributor
TVtropolis

Characters

Dee, Parker Kovak, Chicago Hyatt, Blake Bellamy, Massimo, Hal, Antique Annie, Victoria, Penelope, Mandy

Credits

Directing

Director
Robin Budd

Producing

Producer
Jenn Engels

Writing

Writer
Kyle Muir

Voices

Voice
Kim Cattrall (Dee), Kristin Booth (Parker Kovak), Sarah Cornell (Chicago Hyatt), Peter Keleghan (Blake Bellamy), Jamie Watson (Massimo), David Huband (Hal), Julie Lemieux (Antique Annie), Karen LeBlanc (Victoria), Alyson Court (Penelope), Stephanie Anne Mills (Mandy)

Music

Music
Kevin Gillis, Maria Eliza Tamayo, Stephanie Betts
Line Producer
Suzie Gallo
Executive Producers
Ira Levy, Kevin Gillis, Peter Williamson
Co-Executive Producer
Laura Kosterski

Editing

Editor
Asher Lenz, Stephen Skratt

Crew

Creators
Carolyn Newman, Kevin Gillis, Laura Kosterski
Supervising Producer
Stephanie Van Bruggen
Production Supervisor
Jerry Popowich
Story Consultant
Fraser Young
Executive Story Editor
Jennifer Cowan
Music
Asher Lenz, Stephen Skratt
Story Artist
Rod Amador
Storyboard Artist
Mike Smukavic
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Matthew McKenzie
Foley Artist
Alex Mine
Dialogue Editor
Joe Tetreau
Script Coordinator
Todd Brian

Production notes

An edgy send-up of the daytime talk show genre, Producing Parker follows the outrageous adventures of Parker Kovak, an overworked and underpaid television producer, as she manages her boss's delicate ego, the quirky production crew, and all the hilarious behind-the-scenes antics of "The Dee Show." The Dee Show's colorful cast of characters include its self-absorbed, high-maintenance host, Dee; the resident copywriter, Simon; the sexy, underqualified intern, Chicago; and the charismatic station owner, Blake Bellamy. Taking a satiric spin on living the dream, Producing Parker gives viewers an entertaining and fantastical glimpse of behind-the-scenes TV that live-action formats can't provide.