
Monkeymachine - Part 2
- Studio
- Coneybeare Stories, Really Big Bug Movies Ltd.
- Distributor
- YTV
Synopsis
After driving at a breakneck speed through Capital City while being chased by a giant mechanical gorilla, Superintendent McClellan realizes that he's about to run out of gas. Tabby, Antonio and Vanka attempt to effect a rescue, but it's only with Luke's help -– and with the aid of a giant artificial banana! Mayor Mel confronts Klaus and discovers that he himself might be in some way responsible for Klaus Von Steinhauer's attacks on the city.
Characters
Tabby, Vanka, Antonio, Henry, Luke, Mayor Mel, Superintendent McClellan
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Marni Banack, Wilson Coneybeare, Otta Hanus, Graeme Lynch, Bill Marks, Warren P. Sonoda
- First Assistant Directors
- Jonnie Katz, James Rait, Jill Campbell Samson
- Second Assistant Director
- Karen McGarroch
- Third Assistant Directors
- Jeff Horn, Jeremy Perger
- Daily Third Assistant Director
- Stephen John Donkers
- Trainee Assistant Director
- Darren Williams
- Second Unit Director
- James Rait
Producing
- Producer
- Andre Czernohorsky, Barbara Patten
- Executive Producers
- Wilson Coneybeare, Michael Lekes
- Assistant to Executive Producer
- Jeannette Corbett
- Co-Executive Producer
- Tatiana Kober
Writing
Animation
- Animator
- Robert D.M. Smith, Pedram Goshtasbpour
Voices
- Voice
- Mandy Butcher (Tabby), Lara Amersey (Vanka), Yani Gellman (Antonio), Cameron Ansell (Henry), Jared Keeso (Luke), Allan Royal (Mayor Mel), Adam Growe (Superintendent McClellan)
Music
- Music
- Tim Foy, Paul Kauffman, Pure West
Editing
Crew
- Creator
- Wilson Coneybeare
- Cinematography
- Jason Webber
- First Assistant Camera
- Demetri Portelli
- Second Assistant Camera
- Nicole Wiwchar
- Camera Trainee
- Melinda Hughes
- Script Supervisors
- Matti Huhta, Katharine Jane Reid
- Casting
- Susannah Coneybeare, Ron Leach
- Casting Assistant
- Robin Ott
- Production Design
- Phillip Craig, Craig Harris
- Art Direction
- Craig Harris
- Set Decoration
- Peter Atto, Robert Hillman
- Costume Design
- Tarah Burke
- Key Makeup Artists
- Molly Adey, Sarah Craig
- Assistant Makeup Artist
- Sandra Ardagna
- Property Master
- Brad Archdekin
- Props
- Reece Carkner, Ryan Louagie
- Key Scenic Artist
- Greg Kleynhans
- Painters
- Greg Kleynhans, Joanna Syrokomla
- Carpenter
- Greg Lantnier
- Construction Coordinator
- Kyle Larsen
- Assistant Art Director
- Shelley H. Silverman
- Lead Dresser
- Bill Thrasher
- Set Dresser
- Zac Ward
- Boom Operator
- Jason Gough
- Sound Mixer
- Rob Rouse
- Visual Effects Supervisors
- Derek Grime, Kevin Pitts
- Digital Compositor
- Ralph Schmidt
- Production Secretary
- Sanja Adamovic
- Production Accountant
- Doug Allen
- Assistant Production Accountant
- Monica Ionson
- Dolly Grip
- Daryl Alvaro
- Craft Service
- Lila Bahadori
- Extras Casting
- Dylaine Bovaird
- Production Assistants
- Colin Burke, Hunter Commerford, Janet J. Lawson, Alexander Shapcott, Daniel Zuccala
- Driver Captain
- Anthony Hollier
- Driver
- Tim Carleton
- Story Department Coordinator
- Jeannette Corbett
- Key Grip
- Alex Dacev
- Unit Transport Coordinator
- Dean Fester
- Key On-Set Wardrobe
- Sabrina Horlyck
- Electricians
- Alex Jordan, Ken Simpson
- Gaffers
- Alex Jordan, Jonathan Williams
- Talent Coordinator
- Heidi Leigh
- Production Coordinator
- Matthew P. Wocks
- Co-Production Coordinator
- Dean Pollock
- Location Manager
- Tanya Shields
- Director of Business Affairs
- Vanessa Steinmetz
Companies and other credits
- Visual Effects: Bullseye Post Production
Production notes
Who do you call when giant earthworms are eating subway trains, a 60-foot bumblebee is sucking up the city's electricity and a gigantic squid is munching ferry boats? The Monster Warriors, of course. Using everyday household objects to make low-tech weapons, the Monster Warriors- Luke, Vanka, Tabby and Antonio- defend Capital City against an onslaught of creatures straight out of a 1950s monster movie, like a giant anaconda, Tyrannosaurus Rex and a skeleton army.
Combined live action and 3D CGI animation (the creatures are animated).
Each episode spawns a different CGI created B-movie monster, such as giant spiders, a skeleton army, a giant anaconda and a terrifying tyrannosaurus rex. As the series gathers pace, Monster Warriors Luke, Vanka, Tabby and Antonio begin to unravel the explanation behind the monsters- that crazed, retired B-movie director Klaus Von Steinhauer is behind the attacks.
Filmed in Barrie, Ontario, the city's quarries, junkyards and waterfront set the perfect photo-realistic stage upon which visual effects team Bullseye Post Production created the show's 3D-animated monsters and brought them to life.
Combined live action and 3D CGI animation (the creatures are animated).
Each episode spawns a different CGI created B-movie monster, such as giant spiders, a skeleton army, a giant anaconda and a terrifying tyrannosaurus rex. As the series gathers pace, Monster Warriors Luke, Vanka, Tabby and Antonio begin to unravel the explanation behind the monsters- that crazed, retired B-movie director Klaus Von Steinhauer is behind the attacks.
Filmed in Barrie, Ontario, the city's quarries, junkyards and waterfront set the perfect photo-realistic stage upon which visual effects team Bullseye Post Production created the show's 3D-animated monsters and brought them to life.
