Robert Service's Tales of the North
Aug 25, 2016 · 45m
Director
G. Logan DellingerOverview
The poetry of the “Bard of the Yukon” presented in a hilarious mix of puppets and animation! Curl up by the fire and enjoy some of Robert Service’s most famous poems as they come to life in a way never before seen! Polar fleece, poetry and cartoons have never been funnier together!
Cast of Robert Service's Tales of the North
Crew of Robert Service's Tales of the North
G. Logan DellingerDirector, Editor, Animation, Colorist
Chad CarpenterWriter, Producer, Art Direction, Animation, Location Manager- Karen CarpenterProducer, Payroll Accountant
- Mackenzie BanburyDirector of Photography
- Andrew PhillipsEditor, Digital Imaging Technician, Colorist
- Jon OngSound
- Dan BlairSet Decoration
- Castle CarpenterSet Decoration
- James RosendahlSet Decoration
- Kitty MahoneyAssistant Director
- Jeremy BlakeSound Mixer
- David ParkhurstVisual Effects
- Mark DickersonStill Photographer
- Carl WebberFirst Assistant Camera
- Lesley RowenhurstScript Supervisor, Craft Service, Production Coordinator
- Quentin SteinkeProduction Assistant
- Sam WebberProduction Assistant
About Robert Service's Tales of the North
What is Robert Service's Tales of the North about?
The poetry of the “Bard of the Yukon” presented in a hilarious mix of puppets and animation! Curl up by the fire and enjoy some of Robert Service’s most famous poems as they come to life in a way never before seen! Polar fleece, poetry and cartoons have never been funnier together!
When was Robert Service's Tales of the North released?
Robert Service's Tales of the North was released on August 25, 2016.
How long is Robert Service's Tales of the North?
Robert Service's Tales of the North runs 45 minutes.
Who directed Robert Service's Tales of the North?
Robert Service's Tales of the North was directed by G. Logan Dellinger.
Who is in the cast of Robert Service's Tales of the North?
The cast of Robert Service's Tales of the North includes Chad Carpenter (Mountain Man Dan), Zack Lanphier (Zack Del Pollo), Lara McAllister (Squirrel), Randall McNair (Robert Service) and Mark Dickerson (Alfonz).