Changes: NSPCC Children's T.V. Favourites Volume 2

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NSPCC Children's T.V. Favourites Volume 2 is a release by Tempo Pre-School on 3rd August 1992.

Description (1992)

All your favourite friends on video The best children's compilation ever!

There's all your favourite characters in their very own adventures in this fun-packed video for young children. By purchasing this video you have helped further the work of the NSPCC to help abused children.

The NSPCC and Tempo Video would like to thank the following people and companies for providing, free of any royalties, the films on this video:

◾POSTMAN PAT - "The Postman Pat Song" An animated excerpt taken from Postman Pat's ABC Story- Tempo Pre-School Video. Postman Pat's ABC story © 1990 Woodland Animations Ltd. Music & Lyrics © 1990 Post Music.

◾THOMAS THE TANK ENGINE - "Thomas and Gordon" Taken from Thomas and Gordon and Other Stories - The Video Collection. © Britt Allcroft (Thomas) Ltd 1984.

◾FAVOURITE NURSERY RHYMES- "Bow, Wow Says The Dog", "The Wheels on the Bus" and "A Froggy would a Wooing Go". Excerpts taken from ONE, TWO BUCKLE MY SHOE AND OTHER FAVORITE RHYMES-Tempo Pre-School Video. © 1992 Abbey Broadcast Communications plc.

◾RUPERT - "Edited Excerpt from Rupert and the Pirates" Taken from The All New Adventures of Rupert- Rupert and the Pirates- Tempo Video. Series © Nelvana Ltd/Ellipse Programme. Rupert Characters TM & © 1992 Express Newspapers plc. All Rights Reserved.

◾GRANPA - "A Day at the Seaside" Excerpt taken from GRANPA- Tempo Video. A TVC Granpa Ltd Production for TVS & Channel 4. © TVC Granpa Ltd 1989.

Episodes (1992)

"The Postman Pat Song" (an animated excerpt taken from Postman Pat's ABC Story)
Pingu Delivers the Mail
Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends: Thomas and Gordon
Favourite Nursery Rhymes: "Bow, Wow says the dog", "The Wheels on the Bus" and "A Frog He Would a Wooing Go" (Experts taken from One, Two, Buckle My Shoe and Other favourite Rhymes)
Huxley Pig Goes Flying
Paddington Bear Cleans Up
Spot's Birthday Party
Spider in the Bath
Mr Men and Little Miss - Little Miss Trouble
Bump's Upside Down Friend
Anytime Tales: I Want a Cat
Nellie the Elephant - Nellie Rescues Mrs. Maple's Moggy
Anytime Tales: Elmer
"Rupert and the Pirates" (an excerpt taken from The All-New Adventures of Rupert)
Junglies: Albert's Tooth
Rosie and Jim: School (Animated story expert taken from Rosie and Jim - Small Animals and other Stories)
"A Day at the Seaside" (an excerpt taken from Granpa)

Credits

These are the credits to the programmes onnthis video whereas the Pingu episode on this video has no copyright credit at all.

Postman Pat's ABC

(The "Postman Pat Song" excerpt)

Designed and Directed by Ivor Wood.
Written by John Cunliffe.
Animation and Backgrounds by Derek Mogford and Ivor Wood.
Narrated by Ken Barrie.
Music by Bryan Daly.
Film Editor: Martin Bohan.
Sound by Steve Bray.
Produced by Woodland Animations Ltd 1990.

Pingu

("Pingu Delivers the Mail")

Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends

("Thomas & Gordon")

Based on the Railway Series by The Rev. W. Awdry.
Told by Ringo Starr.
Directed by David Mitton.
Model Engines and Characters by Clearwater Model Making Systems Ltd.:
David Payne, Jo Webster, Chris Noulton, David Lillie and Tim Staffell.
Supervisors: John Pennicott and Tim Staffell.
Model and Sets by Jamie Bowering, Jamie Jackson-Moore, Ben Cain, John Holmes and Tom Vane.
Specialised Model Making by Bernard Carr, John Kerr and Ian Kerr.
Construction by Frank Schultz.
Camera Crew (Focus): Barry Brown, Colin Davidson and Tony Brown.
Camera Assistant: John Atwell.
Lighting by Beams & TV Lighting.
Gaffer: Steve Dempsey.
Camera, Equipment & Specialised Lighting by Turmite Camera Hire Ltd.
and Clearwater Camera Computer Systems Ltd.
Dubbing by Mag Masters London.
Production Assistant: Nasreen Khan.
Lighting Cameraman: Terry Permane.
Art Director: Bob Gauld Galliers.
2nd Unit Director: Stephen Asquith.
Music Composed & Arranged by Mike O'Donnell and Junior Campbell, Bluebird Themes.
Video Facilities by Research Recordings.
Edited by Michael Nixon.
Assistant Editor: Andrea MacArthur.
Produced by Robert D Cardona and David Mitton.
Executive Producer: Britt Allcroft.
A Clearwater Features Production for Britt Allcroft Ltd.
© Britt Allcroft Ltd 1984.

One, Two, Buckle My Shoe and Other Favourite Rhymes

("Bow, Wow Says The Dog", "The Wheels on the Bus" and "A Frog he would a Wooing Go")

Produced by Living Doll for Abbey Broadcast Communications.

Huxley Pig

("Huxley Pig Goes Flying")

Written by Rodney Peppe.
Voices by Martin Jarvis.
Music composed and arranged by Herbert Chappell.
Director of Animation: Martin Pullen
Animator and Associate Director: John Guilliey.
Camera Assistant: Paul Street.
Model Makers: Alan Murphy and Heather Boucher.
Costumes by Lizzie Agnew.
Puppet Makers: Justin Exley and Pauline London.
Production Manager: Kath Swain.
Edited by Andi Sloss and Robert Dunbar.
Assistant Editor: Jackie Munro.
Produced by Jo Pullen.
Executive Producer: Barrie Edwards.
A FilmFair Production for Central Independent Television.
© 1989 Rodney Peppe/FilmFair Ltd.

Paddington

("Paddington Cleans Up")

Written by Michael Bond.
Music by Herbert Chappell.
As told by Michael Hordern.
Animated and Directed by Ivor Wood.
Edited by Chris Wright.
Sound by Peter Rann.
Colour by Technicolor.
Produced by FilmFair London. © 1975.

The Adventures of Spot

("Spot's Birthday Party")

From the books by Eric Hill.
Produced by King Rollo Films Ltd.
Voice by Paul Nicholas.
Music by Duncn Lamont.
© 1986 King Rollo Films Ltd.

Spider!

("Spider in the Bath")

Music production by Rick Cassman.
Recorded at Triple X Studios.
Keyboard arrangements by Vyv Hope-Scott.
Musicians: Premier Brass, Electra Strings,
John Edwards, Jeff Rich and Paul Coppock.
Children's Voices by Casey and Holly Stevenson.
Supervising Animator: Tony Garth.
Production Manager: Heather Pedley.
Animators: Billy Allison, Simon Turner, Steve Bales and Nik Love-Gittins.
Paint and Trace by Louise Harding, Sharon Walsh, Fabian White,
Karina Stamford, Kate Smith and Lynn Durrans.
Additional animation by Graham Ralph, Kim Stephenson, Alan Bassett and Richard Wake.
Backgrounds by Dorse Jukes.
Assistant Art Directors: Richard Nye and Corona Maher-Esterhazy.
Titles by Brian Stevens.
Cameras by Animated Opticals, Peter Jones Rostrums and Rostrum Cameras.
Production Assistant: Karen Davidsen.
Dubbing by Roger Cherrill Ltd.
Colour by Rank Film Laboratories.
Edited by Paul Coppock and Karen Bruce.
Executive Producer: Iain Harvey.
'A True Friend Story' written and composed by Richard Warner.
Original designs by Hugh Silvey and Sally Jex.
Arranged, performed and sung by Jeff Stevenson.
Supervising Executive: Theresa Plummer-Andrews.
Produced by John Cary.
Directed by Graham Ralph.
Produced by Hibbert Ralph Entertainment in association with BBC Enterprises.
© Hibbert Ralph Entertainment Ltd 1991.
10 D'Arblay Street, London W1.
All rights reserved and asserted.

Little Miss

("Little Miss Trouble")

Trace and Paint by Anne Ward and Annie Morris.
Processing by Studio Fion Laboratories.
Camera by Stephen Williams, Doug Weymouth and Gerald Walters.
Edited by John Osborn.
Words & Music by Dave Cooke and Richard Everett.
Narration by Pauline Collins and John Alderton.
Produced and Directed by Trevor Bond and Terry Ward.
Copyright Mister Films Ltd 1983.

Bump

("Bump's Upside Down Friend")

Narrated by Simon Cadell.
Animation by CMTB Animation.
Artwork & Music by Steve Augarde.
Stories by Christopher James.
Executive producers: Theresa Plummer Andrews.
Produced by Dennis Hooper.
© Bump Enterprises Ltd 1990.

Anytime Tales ("I Want A Cat")

A King Rollo Films Production.
© King Rollo Films Ltd 1991.

Nellie the Elephant

("Nellie Rescues Mrs Maple's Moggy")

Produced and Directed by Terry Ward.

Anytime Tales ("Elmer")

Based on the books by David McKee.
Published by Andersen Press.
Voices by Victoria Wood, Johnny Morris and Steve Steen.
Music by Duncan Lamont.
Animation by Andy Wagner.
Backgrounds by Martin Hazelgrave and David Bull.
Camera by David Bull and Nick Price.
Editing by Clive Juster and John Hewett.
Dubbing by Bob Jackson.
Directed by Leo Neilsen.
Executive Producers: Anne Miles and Klaus Flugge.
Produced by Clive Juster.
A King Rollo Films Production.

Rupert

("Rupert and the Pirates")

Written by Peter Sauder.
Storyboard by Dale Schott.
A Nelvana - Ellipse - TVS Production.
Based on Rupert Characters from the Daily Express.
Executive Producers: Michael Hirsh, Patrick Loubert, Clive A. Smith,
Philippe Gildas, Pierre Bertrand-Jaume and J. Nigel Packard.
Supervising Producers: Stephen Hodgins and Philippe Grimond.
Produced by Patricia R. Burns.
Directed by Dale Schott.
Story Editing by Peter Sauder.
Creative Consultants: Ian Robinson and Hilary Baverstock.
Creative Development by Raymond Jafelice.
Associate Producer: Neil Court and Ian F. Miles.
Voice Director: Debra Toffan.
Casting Director: Jessie Thomson.
Voice Talent by Ben Sandford as Rupert, Torquil Campbell as Bill Badger, Oscar Hsu as Pong Ping,
Hadley Kay as Podgy Pig, Guy Bannerman as Mr. Bear, Lally Cadeau as Mrs. Bear, Keith White as Algy Pug,
Colin Fox as the Professor, Stephanie Morgenstern as Tiger Lily and Wayne Robson as the Sage of Um.
Production Supervisor: Steve Chadwick.
Production Managers: Ruta Cube and Nicholas Pesques.
Unit Manager: Tyler Baylis.
Unit Director: Al Jeffrey.
Layout Coordinators: Sean Figueroa and Philippe Vidal.
Design Coordinators: Patty Beausoleil and Kathleen Pepper.
Storyboard Coordinator: Barb Sachs.
Recording Coordinator: Shirley Gulliford.
Production Coordinators: Hasmi Giakoumis and Jocelyn Hamilton.
Script Coordinator: Erika Strobel.
Production Secretary Coordinator: Franco Veronique.
Production Design by Ted Bastien.
Character Design by Cythnia Ward.
Designers: Ross Campbell, Andrew Hickson, Doug Thomas, Robert Walton and Michael McKay.
Art Direction by Clive Powsey and Carol Bradbury.
Paint Supervisor: Mary Bertoia.
Animation Director: Gary Hurst.
Assistant Animation Supervisor: Tony Egizii.
Animators: Scott Collie, John de Klein, Denis Gonzalez, Bradley Goodchild, Mark Komza, Eva Smith, Justin Wang, Greg Court, Scott Glynn, Melanie Allen, Alan Knappett, Lynn Reist, Mike Tweedle and Jean Pilotte.
Score by Milan Kymlicka.
Music produced by Cantus Productions Ltd.
Supervising Editor: Rob Kirkpatrick.
Post Production Manager: Lan Lamon.
Supervising Sound Editor: Mac Holyoke.
Picture Editors: Richard Bond and Karen Saunders.
Assistant Picture Editor: John Sanders
Dialogue Editors: Keith Traver, Sheila Murray and Annellie Samuel.
Sound Effects Editors: John Baktis, Eric Mattar-Hurlbut, Glenn Barna and Craig Marshall.
Music Editors: Stephen Hudecki and Peter Branton.
Negative Cutting Services by Catherine Rankin Productions.
Additional Production Facilities: Hanho Heung Up., Ltd. and Lapiz Azul Animacion S.A.
A Canada-France Coproduction with TVS Television.
Series © 1991 Nelvana Limited and Ellipse Programme S.A.,
the owners and authors of the copyright in the film under British and other laws.

Junglies

("Albert's Tooth")

Directed by Terry Ward.
Tracing by Angela Bristow, Chris Coates and Anne Ward.
Painting by Christine Courtney, Pauline De Witt, Linda Mawson and Rachel Smith.
Paint & Trace Coordinator: David Pedley.
Animators: Geoff Loynes, Bill Lee, Janet Nunn and Rosemary Welch.
Layout Artist: Janet Nunn.
Production Assistant: Tracy Dean.
Production Coordinator: Andy Dixon.
Camera by Filmfex Services.
Music by Mark London.
Editors: Morgan Daniels Ltd.
Script Writer: Bernie Kay.
Character Voices by Gary Wilmot and Jessica Martin.
A Flicks Films Ltd Production.

Rosie and Jim

(The animated excerpt from "School")

A Ragdoll Production for Central.

Granpa

(The "Day at the Seaside" excerpt)

Goofs

The back cover lists several episodes out of order:

"Pingu Delivers The Mail" is listed as the 2nd episode when it's actually the 5th episode on the video.
"Thomas and Gordon" is listed as the 3rd episode when it's actually the 2nd episode on the video.
"Favourite Nursery Rhymes" (with the three excerpted songs from "One, Two. Buckle My Shoe and Other Favourite Rhymes") is listed as the 4th episode when it's actually the 14th episode on the video.
"Huxley Pig Goes Flying" is listed as the 5th episode when it's actually the 7th episode on the video.
"Paddington Bear Cleans Up" is listed as the 6th episode when it's actually the 9th episode on the video.
"Spot's Birthday Party" is listed as the 7th episode when it's actually the 6th episode on the video.
"Spider In The Bath" is listed as the 8th episode when it's actually the 3rd episode on the video..
"Little Miss Trouble" is listed as the 9th episode when it's actually the 10th episode on the video.
"Bump's Upside Down Friend" is listed as the 10th episode when it's actually the 15th episode on the video.
The "Rupert and the Pirates" excerpt is listed as the 14th episode when it's actually the 8th episode on the video.
The "Albert's Tooth" episode of the Junglies is listed as the 15th episode when it's actually the 4th episode on the video.