Spaced Out
- Studio
- Warner Bros. Television Animation
- Animation studio
- Koko Enterprises
- Distributor
- CanWest Global, Kids' WB, The WB Television Network
Synopsis
Granny, Tweety and Hector accidentally uncover an alien invasion.
Characters
Sylvester, Tweety, Granny, Hector, Woman, Aliens
Credits
Directing
- Director
- James T. Walker, Karl Toerge
Producing
- Producer
- James T. Walker
- Executive Producer
- Jean MacCurdy
- Co-Producers
- Tom Minton, Mike Gerard
- Associate Producer
- Fay Whitemountain
Writing
- Writer
- Tom Minton, Karl Toerge, Carolyn Gair-Taylor
- Story Editor
- Tom Minton
Voices
- Voice
- June Foray (Granny), Joe Alaskey (Sylvester), Frank Welker (Hector), Jim Cummings (Alien #1), Tress MacNeille (Woman), Michael David Donavan (Alien #2)
Music
- Music
- Julie Bernstein, Steven Bernstein, J. Eric Schmidt
- Main Title Music
- Richard Stone
Animation
- Animation Checkers
- Jan Browning, Brenda Brummet, Bunty Dranko, Karl Jacobs, Howard Schwartz
- Checking Supervisor
- Howard Schwarts
- Sheet Timing Diredctor
- Maxwell Becraft, Phil Cummings
- Markup
- Kim Dahl, Lisa Leonardi-Knight, Sharon M. Raymond, Valerie Walker
- Final Checker (Koko Enterprise Co.)
- Seo Jung Gu
- Layout (Koko Enterprise Co.)
- Lim Kyung Won
Art Department
- Storyboard Artists
- Andrew Austin, Dave Cunningham, Kevin Frank, Ken Harsha, Chris Otsuki
- Character Designers
- Arland Barron, Carolyn Gair-Taylor
- Main Title Storyboard
- Carolyn Gair-Taylor, Leonard Robinson, Karl Toerge
- Lead Storyboard
- Karl Toerge
- Storyboard Cleanup
- Noah Miller, Maureen Trueblood
- Property Designers
- Frederick J. Gardner III, Mike Moon, Paul Trandahl
- Color Key
- Kathleen I. Evans, Kathryn Gilmore, Robin D. Kane, Pamela Long, Bunny Munns, Cathy O'Leary, Linda Redondo, Britt Teegarden
- Background Key Design
- Martin Strudler
- Background Paint
- Shahen Jordan, Michael Lowery, Tim Maloney
- Background Color Correction
- Carolyn Guske, Ernie Pava
- Ink and Paint Supervisor
- Bunny Munns
- Paint Artists
- Tina Marcaccio, Eric Nordberg, Don Shump
- Head of Background (Koko Enterprise Co.)
- Park Kyong Ho
Visual Effects
- Digital Compositor
- Andy Jolliff
Camera
- Head of Camera (Koko Enterprise Co.)
- Yoo Seung Duk
Editing
- Editor
- Joe Gall
- Supervising Editor
- Al Breitenbach
- Assistant Editor
- Susan Odjakjian
- Apprentice Editor
- Bradford Keatts
- Negative Cutter
- Mary Nelson-Duerrstein
Sound
- Supervising Sound Editor
- Rick Hinson
- Sound Recordists
- Bradley Carow, Steve Siracusa, Denise Whitfield
- Orchestral Scoring Recordist
- John Rodd
- ADR Coordinator
- Kelly Ann Foley
- ADR Editors
- John Hegedes, Tom Maydeck
- Dialog/ADR Editor
- Mark Keatts
- ADR Engineers
- Tom Maydeck, Pat Rodman
- Sound Effects Editorial
- Robert Hargreaves
- Dialogue Editor
- John Hegedes
- Sound Recording Engineer
- Pat Rodman
Music Department
- Music Editor
- Tom Lavin
- Main Title Music
- Richard Stone
- Orchestrator (1995-1999)
- Ron Goldstein
- Orchestrator (1998-2000)
- Carl Rydlund
Casting
- Voice Director
- Andrea Romano
Production Management
- Production Manager
- Key Fredrich Boyer
- Post-Production Supervisor
- Joe Sandusky
- Post-Production Assistant
- Richard D. Freeman
- Production Management
- Marion Womack
- Executive in Charge of Production
- Tim Sarnoff
- Production Assistant
- Dave Cunningham, GiGi Karam, Paul Trandahl
- Production Executives
- Ken Duer, Joey Franks, Christopher Keenan, Clive Nakayashiki, Liza-Ann Warren
Crew
- Assistant to Writers
- Xandy Sussan
- Colorist
- Mike Williams
- Title Cards
- Eric Mahady
- Recording Administrator
- Erin Keeler
- Staff Assistants
- Barbara Bartz, Dustin Foster, Ralph Soll
- Copying/Shipping
- Carlton Batten, Ana Durand
- Archives Supervisor
- Geno DuBois
- Director (Koko Enterprise Co.)
- Lim Kyung Won
- Videotape Supervision
- Jay Weinman, Scott Williams
Production notes
From this point on, Sylvester and Tweety Mysteries will have double segments, with two episodes in one.
Granny has a detective agency and solves crimes with the help of Sylvester and Tweety. The mysteries take them all over the world. Sylvester is also still trying to eat Tweety bird, but for the most part they get along.
Granny has a detective agency and solves crimes with the help of Sylvester and Tweety. The mysteries take them all over the world. Sylvester is also still trying to eat Tweety bird, but for the most part they get along.
Awards
Nominee, Annie Award, Best Individual Achievement: Storyboarding in a TV Production, Carolyn Gair-Taylor, 1997