Directed by | |||
| Daniel Greaves | |||
Writing credits(in alphabetical order) | ||
| Daniel Greaves | writer | |
| Patrick Veale | writer | |
Produced by | |||
| Daniel Greaves | .... | producer | |
| Nigel Pary | .... | producer | |
| Mikael Shields | .... | executive producer | |
| Patrick Veale | .... | producer | |
Original Music by | |||
| Julian Nott | |||
Art Department | |||
| Sarah Barnett | .... | artwork | |
| Roz Blockstrom | .... | artwork | |
| Sally Burden | .... | artwork | |
| Valentina Candiani | .... | artwork | |
| Sarah Cartwright | .... | artwork | |
| Greg Cleaver | .... | artwork | |
| Greer Eve | .... | artwork | |
| Paula Goddard | .... | artwork | |
| Susan Haycock | .... | artwork | |
| Lynette Hodson | .... | artwork | |
| Jo Lawrence | .... | artwork | |
| Peter Mays | .... | artwork | |
| Brian Merry | .... | artwork | |
| Lee Middleton | .... | artwork | |
| Lyra Riley | .... | artwork | |
| Paul Sparkes | .... | artwork | |
| Tonia Thorne | .... | artwork | |
Visual Effects by | |||
| Sally Clayton | .... | effects compositor | |
| Simon Giles | .... | digital effects producer | |
| Dave Hamblin | .... | effects animator | |
| Barry Hutchinson | .... | effects animator | |
| Niko Meulemans | .... | effects animator | |
| Joanna Migodzinska | .... | effects animator | |
| Kevin Phelan | .... | scanning and recording producer: CFC | |
| Tim Quarman | .... | digital input: CFC | |
| Catherine M. Shaw | .... | producer, scanning and recording: CFC | |
| John Swinnerton | .... | motion control cameraman: Peerless Camera Company | |
| Ian Wilkes | .... | effects animator | |
| Trevor Young | .... | film recording | |
Animation Department | |||
| Karin Adams | .... | inbetween artist | |
| Dimitri Bakalov | .... | key animator | |
| Shaun Blake | .... | animation assistant | |
| Alberto Campos | .... | animator | |
| Ronaldo Canfora | .... | animator | |
| Paul Chung | .... | animator | |
| Mike Cottee | .... | model animator (as Mike J. Cottee) | |
| Alan Dickson | .... | animation assistant | |
| Timon Dowdeswell | .... | model animator | |
| Tom Edgar | .... | model animator (as Thomas Edgar) | |
| Anthony Farquhar-Smith | .... | model animator | |
| Lee Figgess | .... | inbetween artist | |
| Mario Roberto Galindo | .... | animator | |
| Delia Gosman | .... | animator (as Dave Gosman) | |
| Kevin Grady | .... | key animator | |
| Keith Greig | .... | additional animator | |
| Dominic Griffiths | .... | animator | |
| Malcolm Hadley | .... | model animator | |
| Nick Hellman | .... | animator | |
| Nathalie Jean-Bart | .... | additional animator | |
| Sean Leaning | .... | additional animator | |
| Keiko Masuda | .... | animator (as Keiko Masuda Lippard) | |
| Lorna Mulligan | .... | animation assistant | |
| Stephen Palmer | .... | additional animator | |
| Andy Powell | .... | animator (as Andrew Powell) | |
| Tim Sanpher | .... | additional animator | |
| Robin Shaw | .... | key animator | |
| Elroy Simmons | .... | animator | |
| Simon Tofieldd | .... | key animator (as Simon Tofield) | |
| Tim Townsend | .... | inbetween artist | |
| John Tynan | .... | additional animator | |
| Raffaello Vecchione | .... | animator | |
| Chris Warren | .... | model animator | |
| Glenn Whiting | .... | animator | |
| Deborah Womack | .... | animation assistant | |
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| IMDb Animation section | IMDb UK section |
This film is a remarkable animation achievement, and, as far as I know, the only one ever done with this particular technique of animation.
The sets are three dimensional, built entirely of paper and cardboard, and the characters are drawn onto little card stock cutouts, one cutout per frame. So they take a shot, replace it with another cutout, take another shot (actually it was two shots per placement iirc).
The effect is amazing. The story takes place in a world made of paper, and artfully explores the implications of that. The VHS version I have has a "making of" at the end of it that will have you watching it again just to catch some of the extra details they tell you about.
This film was truly a labor of love and every frame shows it. If you are into animation, it's worth buying just to see it once. Also a lot of fun for the kids, very imagination-bending.