Carl Scared
Series title: Carl Squared
- Studio
- Carl Squared Productions Inc., Portfolio Entertainment
- Distributor
- Portfolio Entertainment International
Synopsis
C² brings home a boa constrictor for his science fair project, not realizing that Carl is deathly afraid of snakes.
Characters
Carl Crashman, C², Chloe Crashman, Jamie James, Lorna Gail Lookman, Skye Blue, Dr. Janet Crashman, Barney Crashman
Credits
Directing
- Director
- William Speers
- Assistant Director
- Scott Fiander
Producing
- Producer
- Julie Stall
- Creative Producer
- Eva Almos
- Executive Producers
- Lisa Olfman, Joy Rosen
- Line Producer
- Linda Haynes
Voices
- Voice
- Stuart Stone (Carl Crashman, C²), Jordan Francis (Jamie James), Kathy Laskey (Dr. Janet Crashman), John Hemphill (Barney Crashman)
Crew
- Prop Design/Illustration
- Aleksandar Prohaska
- Sound Effects Editor
- Michael Mancuso
- Lead Compositor
- Marc Fortin
- Design Coordinator
- John Kambites
- Storyboards
- Todd Sullivan, Troy Sullivan
Production notes
Produced with finance from the Canadian Television Fund, Shaw Rocket Fund, the Canadian Film and Video Production Tax Credit and Ontario Film and Television Tax Credit.
Unlike most animated shows, this series is entirely produced in Canada, with production centers in Toronto and Ottawa.
The show is animated entirely on computer, using a secret blend of Flash, Toonz, Photoshop, Shintalay and Final Cut Pro software.
How many drawings in a typical episode of Carl Squared? None! Carl² is a 2D digitally animated show that relies for the most part on "symbol manipulation."
It takes about 25 animators, working in two shifts, five weeks to animate each episode.
Unlike most animated shows, this series is entirely produced in Canada, with production centers in Toronto and Ottawa.
The show is animated entirely on computer, using a secret blend of Flash, Toonz, Photoshop, Shintalay and Final Cut Pro software.
How many drawings in a typical episode of Carl Squared? None! Carl² is a 2D digitally animated show that relies for the most part on "symbol manipulation."
It takes about 25 animators, working in two shifts, five weeks to animate each episode.