Notable Crew Members
- Fred Quimby, producer (1937–1954)
- Hugh Harman, director/producer (1939–1941)
- Rudolph Ising, director/producer (1939–1942)
- William Hanna, director/producer/storyman (1937–1957)
- Joseph Barbera, director/producer/creative work (1937–1957)
- Tex Avery, director (1942–1953)
- Preston Blair, animator/director (1942–1948)
- Michael Lah, animator/director (1942–1957)
- Scott Bradley, music composer (1938–1957)
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