Ceiling Zero
- Studio
- Filmation Associates, Redwood Productions
- Distributor
- Paramount Television
Characters
Greg Brady, Marcia Brady, Peter Brady, Jan Brady, Bobby Brady, Cindy Brady, Ping, Pong, Marlon, Fleetwood, Chuck White
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Hal Sutherland
Producing
- Producer
- Lou Scheimer, Norm Prescott
- Executive Producer
- Sherwood Schwartz
- Associate Producer
- Marc Richards
Writing
- Writer
- Mark Richards
Animation
- Animator
- Jim Brummett, Bob Carlson, Zeon Davush, Otto Feuer, Ed Friedman, Lee Halpern, Laverne Harding, Lou Kachivas, Les Kaluza, Marsh Lamore, Larry Miller, Russ Von Neida, Bill Nunes, Casey Onaitis, Jack Ozark, Anthony Fabian, William Pratt, Eddie Rehberg, Len Rogers, Virgil Ross, Louise Sandoval, Larry Silverman, Hank Smith, Ralph Somerville, Reuben Timmins, George Waiss, Kaem Wong
- Supervising Animator
- Amby Paliwoda
- Animation Directors
- Rudy Larriva, Bill Reed
Voices
- Voice
- Lane Scheimer (Greg), Erica Scheimer (Marcia), David Smith (Peter), Eve Plumb (Jan), Mike Lookinland (Bobby), Susan Olsen (Cindy), Larry Storch (Marlon, Fleetwood, Chuck), Jane Webb (Ping, Pong)
Music
- Music
- Yvetta Blais, Jeff Michaels
Crew
- Production Manager
- Rock Benedetto
- Storyboards
- Sherman Labby, Michael O'Connor, Dan Noonan, Paul Fennell, Jack Miller, Dale Hale
- Art Director
- Don Christensen
- Key Assistants
- Mike Hazy, Bill House
- Layout
- Albert De Mello, Herb Hazelton, Carl Lundberg, Virgil Raddatz, Cliff Voorhees, John Perry, Kay Wright, Wes Herschensohn, Les Kaluza, Lou Karchivas, Louise Sandoval, Dick Hall
- Director Of Color
- Ervin Kaplan
- Background Artists
- Paul Xander, Tom O'Loughlin, Maurice Harvey, Boris Gorelick, Bill Loudenslager
- Checking Supervision
- Martin Turk, Jane Phillipi
- Xerography & Paint Supervision
- John Remmel, Betty Brooks
- Camera
- Sergio Antonio Alcazar, Byron McRae, Frank Harrish, Bob Pope
- Editorial Supervision
- Joseph Simm, Doreen Dixon
- Film Coordinator
- June Gilham
- Feature Song Performed By
- The Brady Bunch (Courtesy Of Paramount Records)
- Recording Supervised By
- Jackie Mills
- Background Music By
- Yvette Blais, Jeff Michael
- Music Publisher
- Shermley Music Co. A.S.C.A.P
- Color By
- TECHNICOLOR
- Executive Consultant
- Sherwood Schwartz
Companies and other credits
- Music And Sound Effects: Horta-Mahna Corp
- A Filmation Production
- A TelePrompter Company
- Copyright © 1972-1973 Filmation Assoc. - Redwood Productions
- In Association With Paramount Television
- A Division Of Paramount Pictures Corporation
Production notes
With the popularity of The Brady Bunch in prime-time and The Archies on Saturday morning, Paramount Pictures combined with Filmation Studios to bring the successful Brady Kids series to life. Because of the immense popularity surrounding teenage pop acts on Saturday morning, and as the title implies, The Brady Kids featured only the six Brady children— Greg, Marcia, Peter, Jan, Bobby, and Cindy— and not their parents (Mike and Carol) or their maid (Alice). This allowed the cartoon to focus on the comedic, mystery-solving adventures of the popular young stars.
Instead of using the famous Brady house as the center for the action, The Brady Kids took place in the kids' tree top clubhouse and revolved around their lives, romances, and adventures as a pop music group. Adding to the mayhem were their new animal friends: Marlon, a wisecracking mynah bird with magical powers; Mop Top, a grinning sheep dog that whistled and pantomimed his communications; and Ping and Pong, loveable Chinese-speaking Panda bears.
The show debuted as a special episode of The ABC Saturday Superstar Movie before beginning its regular run. The show fell under the creative control of Sherwood Schwartz, executive producer and creator of Paramount's The Brady Bunch.
All six Brady kids were first voiced by the actors who portrayed them on the prime-time version and were drawn by Filmation artists to resemble the way they looked during the previous season. Many voices were later replaced by other actors for the diminutive second season.
Instead of using the famous Brady house as the center for the action, The Brady Kids took place in the kids' tree top clubhouse and revolved around their lives, romances, and adventures as a pop music group. Adding to the mayhem were their new animal friends: Marlon, a wisecracking mynah bird with magical powers; Mop Top, a grinning sheep dog that whistled and pantomimed his communications; and Ping and Pong, loveable Chinese-speaking Panda bears.
The show debuted as a special episode of The ABC Saturday Superstar Movie before beginning its regular run. The show fell under the creative control of Sherwood Schwartz, executive producer and creator of Paramount's The Brady Bunch.
All six Brady kids were first voiced by the actors who portrayed them on the prime-time version and were drawn by Filmation artists to resemble the way they looked during the previous season. Many voices were later replaced by other actors for the diminutive second season.