Old School Training
- Studio
- Walt Disney Television Animation.
- Animation studio
- Starburst Animation Company
Characters
Jake Long, Haley Long, Fu Dog, Spud, Trixie, Professor Rotwood, Huntsman, Stan the Sewer Troll,Petite Messanger Fairy, Rose
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Christian Roman
Producing
- Producer
- Matthew Negrete, Eddie Guzelian, Chris Roman (Executive Producers)
Writing
- Writer
- Eddie Guzelian
Voices
- Voice
- Dante Basco (Jake Long), Amy Bruckner (Haley Long), John DiMaggio (Fu Dog), Charlie Finn (Spud), Miss Kittie (Trixie), Jeff Bennett (Jake's Father, Huntsman), Lauren Tom (Jake's Mother), Keone Young (Lao Shin), Don Lake (Stan the Sewer Troll), Paul Rugg (Professor Rotwood, Petite Messanger Fairy), Mae Whitman (Rose)
Music
- Music
- Adam Berry
Editing
- Editor
- Joseph Molinari
- Assistant Editor
- Jennifer Jordan
Crew
- Created By
- Jeff Goode
- Voice Casting & Dialogue Director
- Julie Morgavi
- Character Design
- Celeste Moreno, Eric Wight, Jose Zelaya
- Location Design
- Andy Ice
- Prop Design
- Benoit Jean Claude le Pennec, Chuck Puntuvatana
- Storyboards
- Louie del Carmen, Octavio E. Rodriguez
- Storyboard Revisionists
- Calvin Suggs
- Background Paint
- Dorothea Schoentag
- Color Stylists
- Allyn Conley
- Timing Directors
- David Brain, Patrick Buchanan, Robert Ingram, Mike Lymann, SoonJin Mooney, Joanna Romersa, Trell Yocum
- Production Manager
- Wade Wisinski
- Main Title Storyboard
- Louie del Carmen, Octavio E. Rodriguez
- Supervising Technical Director
- Alex Teslik III
- Technical Director
- Michael Tyau
- Scanner
- Shannon M. Fallis-Kane
- Continuity Checker
- Denise Link, Kitty Schoentag
- Theme Song, "The Chosen One, " Performed By
- The Jonas Brothers
- Written By
- Billy Lincoln, Kat Green, Michael Gurley
- Produced by
- P.J. Bianco
- Pre-Production Dialogue Editor
- Jim Harrison
- Track Reading
- Skip Craig
- Supervising Sound Editor
- Heather Olsen
- Animatic Editor
- Joseph Molinari, Ann Hoyt
- Foley
- Monette Becktold, Roy Braverman
- Re-Recording Mixers
- Melissa Ellis, Fil Brown
- Digital Audio Transfer
- J. Lampinen
- On-line Editor
- Keith Cook
- Recording Engineer
- Cameron Davis
- Assistant Recording Engineer
- Tyler Foster
- Original Dialogue Editor
- David Guerrero
- Dialogue Editor
- Robbi Smith
- Post Production Coordinators
- Mark Bollinger, Treasure Rawson
- Digital Coordinator
- Mara Ancheta
- Post Production Supervisor
- Geri Bryan
- Production Supervisor
- Mark Brammeier
- Production Coordinator
- Doug Markley
- Production Associate
- Sunisa Mekis
- Production Secretary
- Karen Wong
- Production Control
- Richard Honig
- Talent Supervisor
- Curtis Koller
- Script Coordinator
- Leona Beckert
Companies and other credits
- Animation Production: Starburst Animation Company
- Animation Production: Ltd
Production notes
13-year-old Chinese-American boy Jake Long seems like any other hip-hopping, skateboarding, girl-seeking kid, except for the fact that he's descended from a long line of family members who not only have martial arts skills, but can literally transform into a dragon. Because he's a dragon, he's responsible for protecting various magical creatures secretly living in New York City, most notably from the Huntsclan, who have sworn to destroy all dragons for centuries. His Grandfather Lao Shei, a dragon himself trains Jake for battle, along with a unique associate, a magical, talking 600-year-old Shar-Pei named Fu Dog. In this episode, Jake gets fed up when Grandpa puts him through a series of seemingly pointless training exercises when he just wants to ask a girl named Rose out on a date, until the Huntsclan forces him to battle, and he has to put Grandpa's training to the test.