Lix/Credits

Opening CreditsEdit




Universal Pictures presents

a Gingo Animation film

LIX

First Part of the CreditsEdit
Directed by Amy McNeill John France

Screenplay by Chris Matheson Cinco Paul Ken Daurio

Story by Michael Wildshill Gary Hall

Produced by Roy Kobayashi

Executive Producers Geo G. Michael Wildshill Audel LaRoque

Voice cast Edit Edit

 * Gwen Stefani as Lix, a 15-year-old teenage singer and musician
 * Lilly Rodgers as a young Lix
 * Jenny Slate as Melody, a cheerful music-obsessed nerd whose hair resembles an eighth note
 * Kristin Chenoweth as Miss Treble, Lix's music teacher
 * Chris Wallace as Ricky Tune, a pop singer who is Lix's idol
 * Christina Ricci as Viva, a dancer who is Lix's biggest fan
 * James Corden as Normy, a friend of Lix
 * Keegan-Michael Key as DJ Dan, a disc jockey
 * Jennifer Coolidge as Cora, Lix's mother
 * Joe Whyte as Cim, a talking cymbal
 * Rob Corddry as Drummy, a talking drum
 * Chris Matheson as Mr. Nigs, a neighbor who is often annoyed by Lix's music
 * Cameron Dallas as Jimmy, Melody's ill-tempered brother
 * Phil Morris as Haley Cowsbag, a country singer
 * Gabriel Iglesias as Roberto Diaz, a Mexican dancer
 * Kristin Fairlie as Sophia, a British musician
 * Amy McNeill as Stacy, Melody's younger sister
 * Kellen Goff as Diane, Melody's father
 * John France as Sam, a Elvis wannabe
 * Gary Hall as Rungo, a guy who tries to sing but fails
 * Mark Mothersbaugh of Devo appears in a voice cameo, amongst additional voices

Additional voices  Edit

 * Jim Anderson
 * Keith Anthony
 * Alexander Bates
 * Debi Derryberry
 * Terri Douglas
 * Will Finn
 * John France
 * Grant George
 * Jackie Gonneau
 * Gary Hall
 * Bridget Hoffman
 * William Jennings
 * Daniel Kaz
 * Roy Kobayashi
 * Yuri Lowenthal
 * Scott Menville
 * Caitlin McKenna
 * Amy McNeill
 * Mark Mothersbaugh
 * Bryce Papenbrook
 * Jack Reed
 * Lynwood Robinson
 * Shannon Stein
 * Tara Strong
 * Pepper Sweeney
 * Shane Sweet
 * Conrad Vernon
 * Debra Wilson