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Synopsis

The Pink Professor Rabbit dispenses humorous quirky philosophical advice to his animal friends - all live on Herm Island, Channel Islands. TPP lives in a lofthouse overlooking Belvoir Bay. Shaky Speare is one of the intriguing characters - forsooth - Voiceovers by Robert Powell except for one by Hazel Speed - Project Creator/Executive Producer.

Details

Year
2008
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
8 mins 21 secs
Director
Hazel Speed
Producer
Hazel Speed
Co-Producer
Hazel Speed
Screenwriter
Hazel Speed
Composer
Les Reed - OBE Composer in Residence

Categories

Fiction Animation

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Pink Professor Enterprises Limited

Management Company

hazel@hazelspeed.com

Issued Licence to Indian Production Company

Licence now concluded

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