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Animated Tail Credits (The film ends with a joke commercial about a useless toaster which doesn't brown all the surface of the bread, but which proves to be handy on the moon) Title: Thank you to all the Filmmakers and Animators whose work appeared in this film. (It's followed by a piece of animation nostalgia) Good Night (animated - an old commercial TV closer at a time when Australian stations still closed for the night) (A puppetry band appears beneath the end credits, building to a frenzy which results in an explosion as the last copyright notice appears) Doing lunch … David Atkinson Bruce Petty Frank Benier Geoff Pike John Bird Joy Porter David Deneen Sally Prior Ken Emerson Andrew Quinn Gaye Evans Noel Richards Cam Ford Nell Robinson Steven French Jim Russell Peter Gardiner Edwin Schefferle Ross Gathercole Graham Sharpe Maggie Geddes Laurie Sharpe Peter Green John Skibinski Rowl Greenhaigh Robert Smit Yoram Gross Ray Strong Frank Hellard John Taylor John Hill Dennis Tupicoff Anne Jolliffe Jean Tych Raymond Lea Vern Wagstaff Don McKinnon Stan Walker Gus McLaren Peter Watson Gwyn Perkins Monty Wedd Paul Williams Cinematography Robert Dupear Wayne Taylor Andrew Lesnie Darryl Wood Editing Tim Litchfield Edward Ötton Stewart Young Sound Recording Darryl Wood John Phillips Leo Sullivan Peter Hammond Tony McCullough Production Manager Christine Woodruff Research Craig Monahan Christine Woodruff Yvonne Ashman Bronwyn Nicholas Gaffer Mark Gilfedder Grips Adrian Kortus Joe Bruneteau Set Decoration/Luncheon John Dowding Eddie Jones Camera Assistants Helene Fontan Peter Terekas Boom Swingers Ray Phillips Graham McInney Production Assistants Louise O'Neill Simone Dole Jenni Gruver Bronwyn Nicholas Stills Wendy McDougall Catering Trio Catering The Katering Co Sound Design The Quick and the Dead P/L Sound Editor Stewart Young Mixed at Colorfilm Martin Oswin Editing Assistants Michael Wilkins Opening Titles Alexander Stitt Titles The Funny Farm Laboratory Victorian Film Laboratories Liaison: Pamela Hammond Opticals: Roy Nikoloff Edge Numbering Oliver Streeton Kine Transfers Acme Photo Effects Larry Wyner Neg Matching Meg Koernig Special thanks to Deryck and Gwen, Andrew Lloyd-James, Aylia, Jonathan Holmes, Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Christine Woodruff, Terry Jennings, Hilary Furlong, Glenys Rowe, Andrew Pike, Kim Lewis, Neil Goodridge, Danny Beckerman, Frank Slater, Peter Watson/VFL, Tony Patterson, Sally Prior, Ray Strong, Paul Williams, Dennis Tupicoff, Peter Nicholson, Peter Luschwitz, John Bird, Julie Cunningham, John Wilkinson, Bruce Hodsdon, Tisdall Wines, J. Albert and Son Pty Ltd, EMI Music Publishing, Omnicon, Alan Cholodenko, The Mari Kuttna Bequest, The Illusion of Life Conference, The Power Institute of Fine Arts, National Film Lending Collection, National Library of Australia, Film Australia, A.F.T.R.S., The Australian Film Institute. Animation courtesy of: To Be Or Not To Be One Designer, Two Designer David Atkinson/Andrea Atkinson Alexander Stitt Swinburne Institute of Technology Design Council of Australia Mystical Rose Killer Koala Michael Lee Axolotl Dance of Death Waltzing Matilda Dennis Tupicoff Anifex South Australian Film Corporation Dudu and the Line In the Beginning Steven French Mark D'Arcy-Irvine Actifed C.C. The First Animated Step Anifex/Gwyn Perkins Yoram Gross Film Studios Cartoons of the Moment Felix the Cat Harry Julius Pat Sullivan/Otto Messmer Australasian Gazette/NFSA King Billy's First Car Move Dick Ovendon David Atkinson/Paul Williams Shell Film Unit Swinburne Institute of Technology Waste Not, Want Not The Old Tree Eric Porter Productions The Owen Brothers The Court of Old King Cole Squander Bug/Back the The Owen Brothers Attack/The Road To Tokyo The Owen Brothers Bertie the Aeroplane Rabbit Stew Eric Porter Productions Eric Porter Productions Careful Koala Tucker Box/Carlton and The Owen Brothers United/Tip Top Bread Fanfare Films Carry On Animator Animation Over Live Action Rowl Greenhaigh Productions Video Paint Brush Company Adam and Eve Beetle Bailey/Krazy Kat/ Dusan Marek Cool McCool King Features/Artransa King Arthur and the Square A.P.I. "Cowboy" Knights of the Round Table Video Paint Brush Company Air Programs International Rothschild Australia Hanna Barbera "Specials" The Flintstones Meet Video Paint Brush Company Rockula Clips provided by Hanna-Barbera Productions, Inc Black Beauty The Island of Nevawuz Hanna-Barbera, Australia Paul Williams The Black Planet Macro Polo Jnr Vs Paul Williams The Red Dragon Eric Porter/Porter Animations Dot Goes to Hollywood Dot and the Kangaroo Yoram Gross Film Studios Yoram Gross Film Studios The Animation Game Kru Kru Krii the Bird David Johnson/AFTRS Karl and Ulla Mattas Karl Marx Leisure Bruce Petty Bruce Petty Film Graphics/Film Australia Still Flying Grendel, Grendel, Grendel Robert Stephenson Alexander Stitt Swinburne Institute of Technology Film Victoria Flank Breeder/Tar Baby Koko Pops Bruce Currie, Animator's Co-op Antoninette Starkiewiecz What You Need Mean To Me INXS/R.M.I. Crowded House/R.M.I. Lynn-Maree Milburn Lynn-Maree Milburn Footrot Flats Brain Sox Murray Bail John Dickson Magpie Productions, New Zealand Swinburne Institute of Technology Computer Animation The Wheel The Video Paint Brush Co David Atkinson Swinburne Institute of Technology Computer Animation XY Zap Pty Ltd Additional Footage courtesy of: Dusan Marek at work Bill Hanna Interview Weekend Magazine/ABC This Day Tonight/ABC AFI Raymond Longford Award ABC/Australian Film Institute The Aeroplane Jelly Company, Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Allen Lifesavers Limited, Australia Post, Arnott Harper Pty Ltd, Eta Foods Pty Ltd. N.Z., S. C. Johnson & Son Pty Ltd, Kellogg (Australia) Pty. Ltd, Mobil Oil Australia Limited, Marketforce Perth, Nabisco Pty Ltd, Rowntree Hoadley Ltd, Samuel Taylor Pty Ltd, The Shell Company of Australia Limited, Tip Top Bakeries Holding Pty Ltd. Wellcome Australia Ltd, Carlton & United Breweries Pty Ltd, Dulux Australia, Nestle Australia Limited. ABN 2, Australian Broadcasting Corporation/NBN 3, NBN Ltd, ATN 7, Amalgamated TV Services Pty Ltd/TCN 9, TCN Channel Pty Ltd, SBS TV, Special Broadcasting Service We gratefully acknowledge the cooperation of The National Film and Sound Archive and Yoram Gross Filmstudios Pty Ltd and Swinburne Institute of Technology Produced with the assistance of The Australian Film Commission and FV logo - Film Victoria Written, Produced and Directed by Craig Monahan © Pointblank Pictures Pty Ltd, Australia MCMLXXXIX.
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