Carter Crocker

Carter Crocker is an American writer born on 5th April 1957. She is known for the TV series The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, telecasted in 1988. She is also known for Darkwing Duck, released in 1991 and Little People: Big Discoveries, released in 1991. Carter is also known for writing the TV series Madame’s Place, released in 1982. Crocker has also written two episodes of TaleSpin (1990). In 1992, she was the story editor of Goof Troop, a TV series. She also wrote the TV short Boo to You! Winnie the Pooh. She has written the screenplay of Pooh’s Grand Adventure: The Enchanted Christmas (1997). Crocker wrote the teleplay of the 1998 TV short Dragon Friend, directed by Gary Katona and Ed Wexler. Carter wrote one episode of the movie Young Hercules, telecasted in 1998.

She also wrote the screenplay of You Are Mine, a video short that was telecasted in 2002. She wrote one episode of Sabrina’s Secret Life, a TV series telecasted in 2003. The original story of Dr. Rabbit and the Legend of the Tooth Kingdom (2004) was written by her. She was the head writer of Barney: A-Counting We Will Go (2010), Barney: Musical Zoo (2011), Barney: New world Adventure: The Movie (2011), Barney: 123 Learn (2011), Barney: I Can Do It (2011), Barney: A Very Merry Christmas: The Movie (2011), Barney: Planes, Trains and Cars (2012), Barney: Clean Up, Clean Up! (2012), Barney: I Love My Friends (2012), Barney: Let’s Go to the Doctor (2012), Barney: Let’s Go to the Moon (2013), Barney: Play with Barney (2013), Dance with Barney (2013), Imagine with Barney (2013), Barney: Dinos in the Park (2016) and Barney: Playground Fun! (2017). Recently, she has written five episodes of Rainbow Ruby in 2017 and two episodes of Care Bears: Unlock the Magic in 2019. She has extensively worked in the television and film industry and helped in bringing many children’s characters to life.