In coorperation with
Dr. Ghorgy Matolsey
Screenplay
Attila Dargay
Scott Murphy
Jozsef Nep
Character Design
Attila Dargay
Tibor Hernadi
John Wilson
Background and Visual Effects
Janos Balogh
Istvari Gelleri
Erna Biro
Editing
Magda Hap
Music
Kurt Bestor
Sam Cardon
Merrill Jenson
Sound Design
Mike McDonough
Producers
Don A. Judd
Borbala Mezei
Director
Jeno Koltai
Aaron Bybee | Tiny |
Joey Lopez | J.C. |
Christina Schaub | Rebecca |
Logan Hall | Marty |
Laura Schulthles | Joanna |
Andrew Soren | Cody |
Sarah Baker | Mimi |
Mary Sperry | Mrs. Rabbit |
Scott Wilkinson | Mrs. Rabbit/Poacher 3/Weasel |
Joe Requa | Dr. Albert E. Owl |
Linda Bierman | Mrs. Magpie |
Dick Canaday | Grandpa |
Danielle Halliday | Angie |
Don Judd | Silly Crow |
Mary Parker Williams | Mrs. Bird |
Carson Boss | Mr. Bird |
Jim Wright | Groundhog |
Duane Stevens | Father Hedgehog |
Karily Baker | Whiny Hedgehog/Sniffling Mouse |
Nate Gee | Spikey 2/Squirrel 8/Tiny 2 |
Justin Martin | Spikey 3/Squirrel 4 |
Richard Bugg | Fox |
Mark Probert | Hawk |
Rick Macy | Stork/Poacher 1 |
Aaron Watson | Alf/Poacher 2 |
Alisha Mortimer | Squirrel 1 |
Lance Bradshaw | Squirrel 2 |
Wade Wilson | Squirrel 5 |
Sydney Lowry | Mouse |
Mel Martin | Melk the Elk |
Annie Baker | Forest Animal |
Jacque Pace Kaye Tolbert Brooks Holm Christy Peterson Cindy Overstreet Kerri Odom | Ladies Bird Group |
Camera
Arpad Lossonczy
Gyorgy Varga
Zoltan Bacso
Edit Pugner
Consulting and Supervision
John Wilson
Post Production and ADR Director
Scott Murphy
Lay-out
[10 Hungarian names]
Main Animators
[4 Hungarian names]
Animation
[18 Hungarian names]
Animation Supervisors
[2 Hungarian names]
Assistant Animation-Inbetweeners
[38 Hungarian names]
Paint and Trace Supervisors
[2 Hungarian names]
Paint and Trace
[29 Hungarian names]
Colourization
Andras Boderna
Rick Stevenson
Film Lab
Hungarian Film Laboratory
Casting
Scott Wilkinson
Rick Macy
Montage Director
Forrest S. Baker III
Montage Sequence
Brad Syckes
Darren Elwood
Kristiane Andra
Credits
Zella McGurk
Music
Kurt Bestor
Additional Music
Sam Cardon
Merrill Jenson
Music Editor
Ted Hinckley
Recorded by
Jeff Carter
Mike Chadbourne
Assistant Engineers
Dan Carlisle
Dale Sandberg
Music Recorded and Mixed at
Pinnacle Studios, Orem, Ut.
Music Contractors
Gale L. Bray
Jennifer E. Rogers
Orchestra Conductors
Kurt Bestor
Sam Cardon
Merill Jensen
Female Vocalists
Lacy Gibbons
Felicia Sorensen
Male Vocalists
Barry Gibbons
Cody Hale
On-Line Editor
Brad Syckes
Video Tape Operators
Brent Hall
Kevin De Lullo
Vic Miller
Scott Daniels
Sound Design/Post Mixer
Mike McDonough
ADR
Jeff Hall
Foley Artist
Ryan Purcell
Production Assistant
Anne Jensen-Bromley
Electronic Maintenance
Paul Hansen
Curt Singleton
Post Production Facility
TeleScene
Executive Staff
K. Edwin Hansen | Exec. Vice President |
Fred Healey | Vice Pres. Finance/MIS |
Carl A. Bowers | Vice Pres. Sales/Marketing |
Marvin R. Curtis, Jr. | Vice Pres. Operations |
Richard Haskell | Vice Pres. Commercial Grp. |
Terry R. Clegg | Vice Pres. Corp. Relations |
Robert Andra | Vice Pres. Distribution |
Melvin S. Martin | General Council |
Gary S. Hall | Director of MIS |
Marjorie H. Rice | Creative Director/Editor Promotion & Advertising |
FEATURE FILMS FOR FAMILIES
Strenghtening traditional values
through entertainment
Produced by Panima Workshop
PANNONIA FILM COMPANY
Copyright Rekab Tserrof L.C.
MCMXIV
FEATURE FILMS FOR FAMILIES
Salt Lake City, Utah
Tiny the puppy is lost after being separated from Angie and her grandfather. Tiny must be faithful, courageous and friendly to find his way home. After spending a long night alone in the forest, Tiny is rescued and adopted by a family of rabbits. Unable to find Angie, Tiny decides to be the best brother he can be to the rabbit family. When danger threatens he proves to be a hero, but as winter approaches the rabbits realize Tiny is growing weaker and will not survive without the kind of food dogs need. Tiny's forest friends help him find his family. In his adventures, Tiny discovers that faith overcome faith. Approx. 76 minutes
Parent's Guide
For Family Discussion 1. We are happier when we help each other. How do the rabbits help Tiny? How does Tiny help the rabbits? 2. Why didn't Mrs. Magpie want Tiny living in the forest? How can you welcome new people into your neighborhood? 3. Tiny was separated from his family when he disobeyed Angie and ran off. What can you do to make sure you don't get separated from your family? What should you do if you do get lost? 4. It is always best to be yourself. Tiny tried hard to act like a bunny, but because he was a dog he could save the rabbits from danger. What can dogs do that rabbits can't? What can you do especially well? 5. Tiny taught the rabbits they must sometimes face danger instead of running away. Are there times when you should run away from danger? What are some examples?
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