Dogman15's avatar
[link] (Full combined credits for the whole show, all episodes)
[link] (the first episode, which I was about to update, but then realized I should confirm more things before I delete people's credits when they may actually have worked on an episode.)

The IMDb credits, as I've said, are user-submitted and are usually based upon/copied from the on-screen credits after every episode. As you know, the end credits on the show are fixed for a season, with no customized credits for each episode. (This also means that many voice actors go uncredited, and other actors get credit when they weren't in an episode.)
Raveneesimo's avatar
Hmmm From the link you've shown me it looks as though its not just Storyboard artists who are credited in there. There are also 'concept' artists that probably didn't do any boards but probably designed a lot of major features from the show: from characters to props to locations. I know some people go back and forth from job to job. Hanna Lee has not only done revisions/clean-up. She's also done props.

Maybe leave their names just in case. Don't want to take any credit FROM anyone. LoL XD
LHconceptpony's avatar
Oooh, "concept" in air quotes. I'm wondering then, how is the concepting process handled on MLP? Is it all done in-house?

Lovely work by the way. Very dynamic lines and expression, everything you'd expect from an awesome boarder. :D
Raveneesimo's avatar
If I'm not mistaken, background, props and character design are all done in-house so I'd assume that's true of the earliest art. The lay-out is also done in-house. I think the animation and color is done in the Philipenes..

And thanks! I try to put as much energy as possible into my drawings on the boards. :)
LHconceptpony's avatar
Ah ok cool, I thought that might be the case. Thanks!

... and no prob, I'm looking forward to seeing more :D
Dogman15's avatar
Okay so, in my updates to IMDb, I should only remove credits of "storyboard artist"s who didn't work on a given episode. Which "storyboard revisionist"s stay up? What I was getting at is, were the storyboard revisionists the same for every episode in a season? (If I'm not making sense, I'll try rephrasing my thoughts or offering links.)