24ish
- Studio
- marblemedia interactive
- Animation studio
- Smiley Guy Studios
- Distributor
- Teletoon, Oasis International
Synopsis
Woody and Mark have only 30 minutes to get to the airport and hook up with two Swedish flight attendants. V.J. and Sam smoke medicinal marijuana and think that the Zombie Apocalypse has arrived.
Characters
Mark Dexler, Woody Jenkins, Sam Goldman, V.J. Mendhi, Police Officer Vince, TV Anchor, Astrid, Radio Announcer, Anika, Depressed Man, Jive Talking Pigeon, Amish Terrorists
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Joseph Sherman, Jamie Whitney
Producing
- Producer
- Mark J.W. Bishop, Matt Hornburg, Mark Satterthwaite
- Co-Producer
- Mark Steinberg
- Associate Producer
- Elizabeth Madariaga
- Supervising Producer
- Marilyn McAuley
- Animation Producer
- Jonas Diamond
- Executive Producers
- Mark J.W. Bishop, Matt Hornburg, John Morayniss, Frank Saperstein, Frank Van Keeken
Writing
Animation
Voices
- Voice
- Fab Filippo (as Fabrizio Filippo) (Mark Dexler), Sean Francis (Woody Jenkins), Lauren Ash (Sam Goldman), Anand Rajaram (V.J. Mendhi), Louis Ferreira (as Justin Louis) (Police Officer Vince), John Stocker (TV Anchor), Stacey Fox (Astrid, Radio Announcer), Ava Himmel (Anika), Tony Daniels (Depressed Man), Clé Bennett (Jive Talking Pigeon), Dwayne Hill (Amish Terrorist #1), Joshua Peace (as Josh Peace) (Amish Terrorist #2)
Music
- Music
- Jono Grant
Editing
- Editor
- Tom Berger, Andrew McIntyre
Crew
- Design Supervisor
- Joel Chahal
- Designers
- Joel Chahal, Tj Garcia, Peter Habjan, Aaron Hong, Alex Ialamov, Joseph Lague, Matt Mozgiel, Stephanie Ramón, Craig Schriver, Anastasia Tolmatchev
- Scene Planners
- Darien Ardell, Kevin McDonald, Chantelle Schriver, Tom Twolan
- Character Concept Artist
- Jennie Rutz
- Interstitial Director
- Jeremy Diamond
- Layout Artists
- Vladimir Kato, David Pietila
- Background Designer
- Alex Hawley
- Colorist
- Susan Menzies
- Background Colorists
- Jordan England, Derek Holmes, Vladimir Kato
- Storyboard Artist
- Stephanie Ramón
- Animators
- Leila Bakhshi, Jim Bryson, Nathan Carey, Jordan Denenberg, Matthew DiLallo, Keith Fukumoto, Mateusz Garbulinski, Violeta Garfunkel, Stefan Kordiuk, Craig Schriver, John Tielli, Anastasia Tolmatchev, Tom Twolan, Bobby Ulcar, Jon Weldon, Barnabas Wornoff
- SPFX Animators
- Genevieve Forte, Joel Gregorio
- Animation Supervisor
- Rich Duhaney
- Art Director (Animation)
- Lucas Gustafson
- Animation Post-Production Supervisor
- Kurtis Scott
- Production Manager (Animation Production)
- Marika Kocaba
- Project Manager (Technology)
- David Kennedy
- Production Coordinator
- Julie Otten
- Post-Production Coordinator
- Ajeeth Parkal
- Editors
- Tom Berger, Andrew McIntyre
- Music
- Jono Grant
- Music Supervisor
- Andrea Higgins
- Sound Editor
- Andrea Cyr
- Sound Re-Recording Mixer
- Jim Longo
- Sound Effects Editor
- Jim Longo
- Voice Recordist
- Mike Palozzi
- Recording Assistant
- Stephany Seki
- Assistant to Producers
- Andrew Ferguson
- Development Coordinator
- Monica Hoge
- Production Accountant
- Esther Scannell
Companies and other credits
- Music Supervision: Arpix Media
Production notes
"The Dating Guy" is a comedy about the single life of twenty-somethings in the city.
Meet Mark, Woody, Sam and VJ. They live in a sort of in-between world. They've finished school and are living on their own, but they haven't settled down yet or even accrued much of a bank account. They're essentially living life day to day. Kind of broke. Kind of directionless.
Each week, one or more of them find themselves exploring the dating world in one way or another. Sometimes it's twins, sometimes it's conjoined twins (which is way less awesome than it sounds), and sometimes it's a shameful night at home with the palm twins.
Meet Mark, Woody, Sam and VJ. They live in a sort of in-between world. They've finished school and are living on their own, but they haven't settled down yet or even accrued much of a bank account. They're essentially living life day to day. Kind of broke. Kind of directionless.
Each week, one or more of them find themselves exploring the dating world in one way or another. Sometimes it's twins, sometimes it's conjoined twins (which is way less awesome than it sounds), and sometimes it's a shameful night at home with the palm twins.