Crater 101

Crater 101

January 26, 1968 TV Episode Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons

Studio
Century 21 Television, ITC

Synopsis

Scarlet, Blue and Green volunteer for a dangerous mission to remove the power source of the Mysteron complex in Crater 101 before it is destroyed by a low-yield atomic device. Traveling to the Moon, they enter the strange complex, unaware that a Mysteron agent has set the atomic device to detonate early!

Characters

Captain Scarlet, Captain Blue, Colonel White, Captain Black, Mysterons, Lieutenant Green, Captain Magenta, Linda Nolan, Frazer, Shroeder

Credits

Directing

Director
Ken Turner
Assistant Director
Keith Lund

Producing

Producer
Reg Hill
Executive Producer
Gerry Anderson
Associate Producer
John Read

Writing

Writer
Tony Barwick
Script Editor
Tony Barwick

Voices

Voice
Francis Matthews (Captain Scarlet), Ed Bishop (Captain Blue), Donald Gray (Colonel White, Captain Black, Mysterons), Cy Grant (Lieutenant Green), Gary Files (Captain Magenta), Sylvia Anderson (Linda Nolan), David Healy (Frazer), Jeremy Wilkin (Shroeder)

Music

Music
Barry Gray

Animation

Puppetry Supervisor
Christine Glanville
Puppetry Coordinator
Mary Turner
Puppeteers
Mel Cross, Peter Johns
Visual Effects Lighting Camera
Bert Mason
Visual Effects Second Unit Lighting Camera
Ted Wooldridge

Art Department

Production Design
Keith Wilson
Art Director
Grenville Nott
Supervising Art Director
Bob Bell

Visual Effects

Visual Effects Supervisor
Derek Meddings
Visual Effects Production Manager
Brian Burgess
Visual Effects Director
Jimmy Elliott
Visual Effects Second Unit Director
Peter Wragg

Camera

Director of Photography
Julien Lugrin
Camera Operators
Derek Black, Nick Procopides, Noel Rowlands

Editing

Editor
John Beaton
Supervising Editor
Len Walter

Sound

Supervising Sound Editor
John Peverill
Sound Editor
Peter Pennell
Dialogue Editor
Don Brill

Music Department

Music Editor
George Randall

Production Management

Production Manager
Frank Hollands

Crew

Sculptors
Tim Cooksey, Terry Curtis, Plugg Shutt
Props
Arthur Cripps
Wardrobe
Iris Richens
Developer
Jack Kemsley
Dialogue Synchronization
Antony Bell