The New Adventures of Superman (TV Series) - Production Crew

Production Crew

  • Directed by Hal Sutherland
  • Produced by Lou Scheimer and Norm Prescott
  • Scripts by George Kashdan
  • Based on Characters Created by Jerome Siegel and Joe Shuster
  • Story Consultant: Mort Weisinger
  • Storyboard Artists: Harvey Toombs, Bob Maxfield
  • Layouts: Don Christensen, C.L. Hartman, Wes Herschensohn, Ken Hultgren, Raymond Jacobs, Dan Noonan
  • Backgrounds: Erv Kaplan, Ted Littlefield, Lorraine Marue, Takashi Masunaga, Paul Xander
  • Animators: Bill Hajee, Clarke Mallory, Jack Ozark, Virgil Raddatz, Morey Reden, Len Rogers, Don Schloat, Xenia DeMattia, Lou Zukor
  • Animation Checking: Renee Henning, Ann Oliphant, Jane Philippi
  • Ink and Paint Manager: Martha Buckley
  • Camera: Gene Gropper
  • Film Editor: Joseph Simon
  • Sound Supervisor: Jim Bullock
  • Music Composed and Conducted by John Gart
  • Music Supervised by Gordon Zahler
  • Assistant Director: Anatol Kirsanoff
  • Production Coordinator: Joe Lynch
  • Production Assistant: Jack Boasberg
  • Executive Producer: Allen Ducovny
  • Superman Comics are published monthly by DC Comics
  • A Filmation Associates Production In Association With Ducovny, Inc.
  • Copyright(c) Filmation Associates, Inc., 1966
  • In Charge of Production: Sam Register

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