Comedy, Family, Animation . 00 h 36 m
Overview
Release Date
25 October 2022
Languages
English,
Produced By
Mattel, Mainframe Studios,
Directed by : Conrad Helten
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"Barbie: Epic Road Trip - " is english Language Movie.
"Barbie: Epic Road Trip" was released on 25 October 2022 .
The movie was directed by Conrad Helten
It has cast of: America Young as Barbie (Malibu) (voice), Tatiana Varria as Barbie (Brooklyn) (voice), Ritesh Rajan as Ken (voice), Dino Andrade as Magnifico / Old Man / Dino Fortune Teller (voice), Greg Chun as George / Subway Passenger / Burro Guy (voice), Channon Dade as Waitress / Stage Manager / Ticket Taker / Assistant (voice), Kirsten Day as Skipper (voice), Dave Fennoy as McHenry / Pa / Clown (voice), Lisa Fuson as Margaret / Subway Conductor / Pug Owner (voice), Judy Alice Lee as Rebecca Lee / Jacinda's Assistant (voice), Melanie Minichino as Director / Farmer Jill / Receptionist (voice), Cassandra Lee Morris as Stacie / Headless Ghost / Match Mutts (voice), Cassidy Naber as Chelsea (voice), Alba Ponce de Leon as Jacinda (voice), Nicolas Roye as Rafa / Peanut Guy / Goat Herder / Dino Guy (voice) in lead roles.
It Crew included: Christopher Keenan as Executive Producer(Production), Fred Soulie as Executive Producer(Production), Ann Austen as Co-Executive Producer(Production), Ann Austen as Writer(Writing), Aury Wallington as Writer(Writing), Conrad Helten as Director(Directing), Shannon Nettleton as Executive In Charge Of Production(Production), Diane A. Crea as Producer(Production), Eric Cookmeyer as Associate Producer(Production), Julie Lineberry as Production Coordinator(Production), Gene Vassilaros as Casting(Production), Ryan Franks as Original Music Composer(Sound), Scott Nickoley as Original Music Composer(Sound), Brittney Sherman as Post-Production Manager(Crew), Penny Segal as Post Production Supervisor(Crew), Shawn McCorkindale as Supervising Producer(Production), Lisa Gostling as Line Producer(Production), David Lee as CG Supervisor(Crew), Sophia Zhang as Production Manager(Production), Tony Power as Production Manager(Production), Maisha Moore as Production Designer(Production), Rosemary Travale as Art Direction(Art), Colin Adams as Lead Editor(Editing), Sarah Cruise as Editor(Editing), Lincoln Adams as Storyboard Artist(Art), Justin Murphy as Animation Supervisor(Visual Effects), Kelvin Chong as Lighting Supervisor(Lighting), Kelvin Chong as Compositing Supervisor(Visual Effects), Erin McElvaine as Online Editor(Editing), Seán Travers as Colorist(Editing), Gabe Gelbrecht as Sound Designer(Sound), Gordon Suffield as Sound Supervisor(Sound), Robbi Smith as Dialogue Editor(Sound), J. Lampinen as Foley Artist(Sound), David Bonilla as Foley Mixer(Sound), Shaun Cunningham as Sound Re-Recording Mixer(Sound), Michael Feldman as Sound Re-Recording Mixer(Sound), Devon Bowman as Dialogue Editor(Sound), Michael Kreple as Dialogue Editor(Sound), Christopher Waters as Production Accountant(Production), in lead roles.
Released on:
25 October 2022
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