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The Redwall animated television series, also known as Brian Jacques' Redwall, was a three season adaptation of Redwall, Mattimeo, and Martin the Warrior that was originally broadcast from 1999 until 2002.

Produced by Nelvana, a Canadian animation studio, the series airs re-runs on some PBS channels in the U.S., and occasionally airs on Teletoon in Canada. Each episode is around 22 minutes in length, or 30 minutes with commercials.

Brian Jacques introduced each PBS episode, which also closed with an educational featurette that offered a lesson on an aspect of the show. These featurettes were never included in DVD or home video releases.

The first Redwall TV series episode aired September 12, 1999; the final episode was aired February 19, 2001. The TV series aired the first episode in the U.S. on PBS on April 1, 2001. The series finale aired in the U.S. on July 28, 2002.

A fourth season was originally planned, however the show was canceled for a film adaptation that didn't happen.

Redwall TV Series Production & History

Production of the Redwall TV Series was led by creator, developer, and writer Steve Roberts. Brian Jacques consulted on story. It was officially greenlit by Nelvana in October 1998. At the time, Nelvana co-CEO Michael Hirsh stated "[Redwall] has all the elements of a medieval fairy tale."

Redwall was originally created by Cambridge Animation Systems' Animo software, which became property of Toon Boom Animation Inc. in 2009.

To view exclusive storyboard artwork from the Redwall TV Series, as well as production artwork, see here and here.

The production company for the Redwall TV series was Molitor Productions Ltd.

Originally, PBS declined to distribute the series over concerns of violence for younger audiences, however the target demographic was school-aged kids. Nelvana worked with American Public Television to distribute Redwall as a free program offer and achieved an approximate 70% carriage rate on PBS stations across the U.S.

Seasons

There are three seasons of the Redwall TV. For more information on individual seasons and episodes, please see their articles:

Episodes

There are 39 episodes of Redwall.

See a list of all episodes here:

Executives & Crew

  • Directors: Raymond Jafelice (Redwall / Mattimeo), Luc Bihan (Mattimeo / Martin the Warrior)
  • Co-director: Pascal Pinon
  • Assistant Directors: Tony Tarantini, Karen Lessmann, Brian Lee, Sean Jeffery
  • Executive producers: Michael Hirsh, Christian Davin, Patrick Loubert, Clive A. Smith, Dan Maddicott, Peter Volkle, Ramsay Cameron
  • Supervising producers: Stephen Hodgins, Patricia R. Burns, Jocelyn Hamilton
  • Line producers: Lynne Warner, Corine Marcel, Marissa Collyer, Reka Temple
  • Adapted by: Michelle Goodeve, Brian Jacques, Glenn Norman, Steve Roberts, Toby Roberts
  • Story Editor: Steve Roberts
  • Theme by: Jack Procher, Daniel Fernandez
  • Music Supervisor: Stephen Hudecki
  • Music assistant: Helena Werren
  • Sound editing and supervision: Super Sonics Productions Inc, Scot McCrorie, Christopher G. Harris, Evan Turner, Hamish MacKenzie, Sheila Murray, Richard Omari Segal, Gregg Downing, Alfie Pucchio
  • Sound re-recording mixer: Michael Liotta
  • Sound Mixer: Tim Regan
  • Score Composed by: Acrobat Music
  • Casting and Voice Directors: Jessie Thomson, Karen Goora
  • Casting Administrator: Karyn Tester
  • Casting Co-ordinator: Christine Geddes
  • Casting Assistant: Carrie Justason
  • Developer: Steve Roberts
  • Film editing: Christopher Gould
  • Production Supervisors: Steve Chadwick, Ruta Cube, Brad Markewitz, Akos Sarenczky, Bea Banyasz
  • Pre-Production Supervisor: Liza Vespi
  • Pre-Production Editing: Terry Carter, Rick Dubiel, Curtis Harry, Ken Hurlbut, Steve Keeping, Lex MacCrimmon, Colin McMahon, Shelley Mills-Hughes, Richard Segal, Kent Theaker, Geoff Walton, Henry Watkins, Peter Winninger
  • Production Managers: Diane Dallaire, Marissa Collyer, Istvan Erdos
  • Production Coordinators: E. Stephanie Kravos, Frederique Monfort, Claire Dame, Wendy Courtney, Andrew Fineberg, Syuyoung Park, Ryan Kuba
  • Production Assistants: Caroline Simmons, Stephen Lategan
  • Production Secretaries: Anthony Henry, Suzanne Belec
  • Technical Team: Zsolt Fabian
  • Script Co-ordinator: Karen Moonah
  • Creative consultant: Chris Baker
  • Design supervisors: Alan Knappett, Rob Shedlowich, Loryane Tunley
  • Design coordinators: Marta Matson, Sheila Dinsmore, Dan Mokriy (compositor), Sheila Rogerson
  • Design facility: Wack Wack Studio
  • F/X supervisor: Mike McKay
  • Special Effects designer: Lorenzo Del Bianco
  • Director's Notes: Niall Johnston, John De Klein
  • Lip Sync: Cathy Parkes
  • Overseas supervisors: John De Klein, Simon Ward Homer, Michael Daze
  • Designers: Todd Kauffman, KoKo Maung, Mark Poulin, Pat Rowsome, Marijan Trpkovic, Christopher D. Williams, James Wood, Isabelle Python, Katia Surmenian, Jean-Charles Ripell
  • Key animation/animation posing supervisor: Cynthia Ward
  • Key animation poser: Lynn Reist
  • Storyboard Artists: Karen Lessman, Aare Voitk, Raymond Jafelice, Dimitrije Kostic, Patricia Ann Lewis-MacDougall, Andrew Tan, Brian Lee, Rui Albino, Bob Muller, Christophe Huthwol, Thierry Martin, Stephane Vermuelen, Pascal Pinon, Gilles Dayez, Jean-Pierre Jacquet, Frank Ramirez, Mitch Manzer, Kerry Sargent, Karen Lloyd, Jun Nasayao, Lisa Whittick (uncredited), Nick Vallinakis
  • Senior illustrator: Steven Ahola
  • Storyboard Clean-up Artists: Jun Nasayao, Scott Bennett, Kevin Klis, Jim Nakashima, Winky Wong, Russ Tonks, Dave Pietila, Terry Rotsaert
  • Storyboard Coordinators: Allan Parker, Dinah Postma
  • Storyboard Clean-up Supervisor: Dave Quensnelle
  • Layout Artists: Vincent Simpson, Luc Latulippe, Gord McBride, John Riley-Cooper, Chris Minz, Daniel Poitras, Frank Ramierz, Gordon Hargreaves, Greg Gibbons, Tony Tarantini, Evan Purcell, Heidi Blomkvist, Michael Daze, Ron Wilson, Chad Hicks, Peter Hugean, Kevin Klis, Karen Moonah, Suzanne J. Cardona, Dennis Gonzalez, Tom Crook, Pedro Daniel García Pérez, Eugene McDermott
  • Layout Supervisors: Paul Riley, John Stevenson, Lyndon Ruddy, Eugene Hawkley, Ron Wilson
  • Color stylists: Trudy Binder, Dylan Wickware
  • Colorist: Colin Moore
  • Backgrounds: Mike Doherty, Michael Hitchcox
  • Senior background artist: Christina Rother
  • Background supervisor: Sandra Catherine Yeaman
  • Background artists: Gary Hunt, Don Gauthier
  • Paint and Compositing: TV-Loonland AG
  • Video Technician: James Jacobs
  • Sound Effects Editors: Ryan Araki, John Baktis, Evan Turner, Eric Mattar-Hurlbut, Hamish MacKenzie, Craig Marshall
  • Supervising Sound Editor: Scott McCrorie
  • Recording Assistants: Edmond Chan, Kerry Bones
  • Re-Recording Engineer: Andy Koyama
  • Music Editors: Peter Branton, Anthony Crea, Mike Northcott
  • Dialogue Editors: Keith Traver, Brian Fraser, Sean Pearson, Peter Winninger, Ken Hurlbut, Terry Carter, Geoff Walton, Rob McMahon
  • Translation: Francoise Boublil, Jean Helpert
  • Toutenkartoon: Frederic Mauxion (production manager), Sylvie Atorres, Pascal Jardin (assistant director), Stephane Pogran (technical advisor), Jean-Michel Spiner (studio manager)
  • Post Production Director: Rob Kirkpatrick
  • Post Production Managers: Lan Lamon, Daphne McAfee
  • Post Production Administrator: Ann McGuire
  • Post Production Supervisor: Samara Melanson
  • Post Production Co-ordinator: Brian Marsh
  • Post Production Assistants: Joey Aguiar, Michael Goldsmith
  • Supervising Sound Editor: Steve Cole
  • Picture Editor: Al Maciulis, Richard Bond, Karen Saunders
  • On-line Editor: Brian Karn (uncredited)
  • Business & Legal Affairs: Suzanne L. Cross
  • Assistant Picture Editors: Graham Long, Doug Appeldoorn, Mia Randles
  • Supervising Pre-Production Editor: Darrell MacDonald
  • Supervising Breakdown Editor: Rick Dubiel
  • Recording and Transfer Technician: Mike Reid
  • Animation Crew: Rg Prince Film Inc.
  • Additional Production Facilities: McClear Pathe, Magnetic North
  • The soundtrack for the show was performed by the Czechoslovak State Orchestra.

Voice Cast


Redwall Season One Intro

Season 1 - Redwall


Redwall Season Two Intro

Season 2 - Mattimeo


Redwall Season Three Intro

Season 3 - Martin the Warrior

Redwall TV Series Awards

Nominated:

  • Gemini Award - Best Original Music Score for a Dramatic Series (2001)
  • Gemini Award - Best Original Music Score for a Dramatic Series (2002)

Video/DVD Releases

DVDs and VHS video cassette tapes of the Redwall TV series have been released in many regions.

In 2006, Season 1, Season 2, and Season 3 became available on Region 1 DVD.

In late 2009, Nelvana signed an agreement with Phase 4 Films to manage their children's show DVD releases. In 2010, the Redwall TV series DVDs were released by the KaBOOM! Entertainment Inc. division of Phase 4.

See International Redwall DVD Releases for more information.


Online Streaming

The Redwall TV series is available for streaming from Amazon Instant Video, iTunes, YouTube, and Tubi services. A brand new Netflix Redwall movie adaptation and event TV series is in development as of 2021.

Does Netflix have Redwall?

Yes, Netflix has the series rights to Redwall. It is currently working on a new TV series and movie adaptation.

YouTube

In 2021, the Nelvana-owned Treehouse Direct YouTube channel began hosting the Redwall TV Series.

Amazon Instant Video

iTunes

Tubi

Ameba TV

IMDB

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