Denmark
- Studio
- Rankin-Bass Productions, Halas and Batchelor Cartoon Films
- Animation studio
- Halas & Batchelor Animination Ltd., London
Synopsis
The Osmonds, from Utah, toured the world as goodwill ambassadors on behalf of the United States Music Committee.
Characters
Alan Osmond, Donny Osmond, Jay Osmond, Jimmy Osmond, Merrill Osmond, Wayne Osmond, Fuji
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Joy Batchelor, John Halas
Producing
- Producer
- Jules Bass, Arthur Rankin Jr
- Executive Producer (Music)
- Mike Curb
- Associate Producer
- Basil Cox
Writing
Animation
- Animator
- Tony Guy (Animation Director)
Voices
- Voice
- Alan Osmond (Himself), Donny Osmond (Himself), Jay Osmond (Himself), Jimmy Osmond (Himself), Merrill Osmond (Himself), Wayne Osmond (Himself), Paul Frees (Fuji), Iris Rainer
Music
- Music
- The Osmonds
- Background Orchestrations
- Maury Laws
Editing
- Editor
- Irwin Goldress, Vincent Juliano
Crew
- Sound Engineers
- Jim Harris, John Boyd
- Storyboard (Opening Title Sequence)
- Don Duga
Production notes
Each episode began with the song "One Bad Apple."
The show also had a laugh track.
The series ran through September 1, 1974.
Silhouetting is used when the Osmonds perform songs, which end with applause. Rankin/Bass utilized computer imagery for the silhouettes of the Osmonds dancing. "I think this was one of the first times any type of computer was used in an animated project," according to storyboard artist Don Duga.
The show also had a laugh track.
The series ran through September 1, 1974.
Silhouetting is used when the Osmonds perform songs, which end with applause. Rankin/Bass utilized computer imagery for the silhouettes of the Osmonds dancing. "I think this was one of the first times any type of computer was used in an animated project," according to storyboard artist Don Duga.