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Magic Riddle Tail Credits Animation Direction Junko Aoyama Animation Direction Sue Beak Animation Direction Nobuko Burnfield Animation Direction Nicholas Harding Animation Direction Athol Henry Background Design Richard Zaloudek Character Design Junko Aoyama Nobuko Burnfield Athol Henry Ray Nowland Storyboard Ray Nowland Geoff Beak Productions Songs Music & Orchestration Guy Gross Lyrics John Palmer Performed by Robyn Moore Ross Higgins Keith Scott 'Ordinary Miracles' Sung by Julie Anthony Production Manager Jeanette Toms Animation Junko Aoyama Nobuko Burnfield Jim Davis Maurice Giacomini Athol Henry Ray Nowland Stella Wakil Animation Sue Beak Patrick Burns Ariel Ferrari Nicholas Harding Victor Johnson Darek Pierkowski Stanley Walker Animation Assistants Tim Adlide Michael Bates Brett Bower Jan D'Silva Michael Butcher Paul Cheng Mark Coleman Andrew Collins Stephen Cullen Yukiko Davis Graham Davidson Michael Dunn Michelle Garene Denise Kirkham Kirsten Ramke Alexander Lavelle Animation Assistants Mac Monks Kathie O'Rourke Philip Peters Dang Phuong Robert Qiu Yuan Jung-Ae Ro Craig Saunders Andi Spark Andrew Szabo Amanda Thompson Elizabeth Urbanczyk Ian White James Wylie Xi Kang Lin Leon Yu Shaojie Zheng Layouts Sue Beak Craig Handley Nicholas Harding Glen Lovett Paul McAdam Alex Nicholas David Skinner Robbert Smit Andrew Szemenyei Animation Supervision Cynthia Leech Colour Styling Jeanette Toms Camera Operation Margaret Antoniak Joseph Cabatuan Joseph Dugonigs Ngoc Minh Nguyen Gary Page Wayne Toms Background Painting Milena Borkert Paul Cheng Amber Ellis Beverly McNamara Hellen Steele (sic) Robert Qiu Yuan Ken Wright Richard Zaloudek Rendering and Special Effects Jo-Anne Boag Angela Bodini Helen Connolly Penne Dawe Russell Ladewig Janet Robinson Jeanette Toms Dania Wu Li Ping Yi Shaojie Zheng Cell Painting Supervision: Robyn Drayton Karen Clarke Carla Daley Amy Green Karen Gross Michelle Harre Lisa Hughes Cell Painting Mary-Anne James Stefan Kater Rebecca Main Khursid Namdar Belinda Price Robert Saliba Michael Sheil Marise Sillem Morag Smart Jan Smith Vicki Summers Michelle Walker Sally Wu Hong Zheng Cell Tracing Supervision: Christine O'Connor Alice Borkert Jennifer Carter Dympna Murray Christine Stoddart Lauralei Wethy Post-Production Supervision and Additional Dialogue Rod Hay Script Editing Jerzy Domaradzki Mark Lewis Director's Assistant Donna Portland Dialogue Editor Rod Hay Sound Effects Editors Nicki Roller Les Fiddess Tim Ryan Foley Greg Bell Assistant Editors Basia Ozerski Barbara Karp Joanna Surucic Sound Mixer Phil Judd Post-Sync Engineers Angus Robertson Cate Cahill Prerecordist John Heron Music Engineers Simon Leadley Tim Ryan Kirke Godfrey James Cadsky Mixing Studio Soundfirm Post-Sync Studio Spectrum Soundfirm Music Studios Trackdown Pty Ltd Palm Studios GGM Studios Production Accountant Lorna Carlon Production Assistants Audrey Auld Roderick Lee Sarah McDougall Producer's Assistant Jane Barnett Technical Supervisor Janusz Antoniak Assistant to Guy Gross Cathie Lovell Laboratory Atlab Australia Laboratory Liaison Denise Wolfson Negative Matching Miriam Cortez Grading Arthur Cambridge Graphics European Grey Optical & Graphic Marketing Consultant Tim Brooke-Hunt Financial Advisor Peter Done Legal Advisor Martin Cooper Completion Guarantors Film Finances Limited Film Insurances F.I.U.A. Pty Ltd Dolby Stereo ® In Selected Theatres - logo Developed with the assistance of the Australian Film Commission Made with the participation of Australian Film Finance Corporation Pty Limited - logo The Magic Riddle is based on classical folklore and the original fairy stories of: Hans Christian Andersen, Carol Lorenzini and The Brothers Grimm Any similarity of the characters and voices in this film to actual persons is unintentional Yoram Gross Film Studios Production © MCMXCI Yoram Gross Films S.P.A.A. Certificate of Origin: 0306 The main tail credits end with a mouse sauntering across the frame and into black: Then in the VHS version a final credit turned up to promote the music: BMG - logo "The Magic Riddle" Soundtrack Album Featuring the Single "Ordinary Miracles" Sung by Julie Anthony Available on CD & Cassette through BMG Records.
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