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'''Lauren Faust''' ({{IPAc-en|icon|ˈ|f|aʊ|s|t}}) is the developer of ''[[My Little Pony Friendship is Magic]]''. She is credited as the executive producer for the first season, and consulting producer for the second. During the first season, she used her [http://fyre-flye.deviantart.com/ deviantArt page] to reply to fans and address questions about the show. She later added a Frequently Asked Questions entry that collected these questions and answers. |
'''Lauren Faust''' ({{IPAc-en|icon|ˈ|f|aʊ|s|t}}) is the developer of ''[[My Little Pony Friendship is Magic]]''. She is credited as the executive producer for the first season, and consulting producer for the second. During the first season, she used her [http://fyre-flye.deviantart.com/ deviantArt page] to reply to fans and address questions about the show. She later added a Frequently Asked Questions entry that collected these questions and answers. |
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+ | Shortly after the final episode of the first season, Faust announced that she had left the show. Her involvement in season two concentrated on story conception and scripts, it diminished through the course of the season,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://fyre-flye.deviantart.com/journal/40428056/|title=THANK YOU!!!|author=Lauren Faust|accessdate=2011-08-02|date=08-05-2011}}</ref> and season three had no input from Faust.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://comments.deviantart.com/4/1603670/2529883150|title=Faust comments on her input for season three|author=Lauren Faust|date=2012-05-02|accessdate=2012-09-08}}</ref> |
Faust's professional credits extend from voice work in 1994 through art and writing and, by 2004, directing and development of shows such as [[Wikipedia:The Powerpuff Girls|''The Powerpuff Girls'']] and [[Wikipedia:Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends|''Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends'']]. She is married to the creator of both shows, [[Wikipedia:Craig McCracken|Craig McCracken]]. |
Faust's professional credits extend from voice work in 1994 through art and writing and, by 2004, directing and development of shows such as [[Wikipedia:The Powerpuff Girls|''The Powerpuff Girls'']] and [[Wikipedia:Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends|''Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends'']]. She is married to the creator of both shows, [[Wikipedia:Craig McCracken|Craig McCracken]]. |
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Lauren Faust (
/ˈfaʊst/) is the developer of My Little Pony Friendship is Magic. She is credited as the executive producer for the first season, and consulting producer for the second. During the first season, she used her deviantArt page to reply to fans and address questions about the show. She later added a Frequently Asked Questions entry that collected these questions and answers.
Shortly after the final episode of the first season, Faust announced that she had left the show. Her involvement in season two concentrated on story conception and scripts, it diminished through the course of the season,[1] and season three had no input from Faust.[2]
Faust's professional credits extend from voice work in 1994 through art and writing and, by 2004, directing and development of shows such as The Powerpuff Girls and Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends. She is married to the creator of both shows, Craig McCracken.
She is listed in the opening and closing credits of every episode, and in the writing credits for Friendship is Magic, part 1 and part 2. Hasbro Studios' website lists her as the show's author, with her name misspelled as "Laurent Faust".[3]
Gallery
References
Template:Reflist
See also
- Crew
- Lauren Faust on the Fan Wiki for a page about Lauren's OC, who was first drawn in a sketch for a season one retrospective on Equestria Daily and who was later included on a fan-designed WeLoveFine T-shirt licensed by Hasbro
External links
- Faust's deviantArt page
- Faust's Wikipedia article
- Season one retrospective interview with Lauren Faust
- ↑ Lauren Faust (08-05-2011). THANK YOU!!!. Retrieved on 2011 August 2.
- ↑ Lauren Faust (2012-05-02). Faust comments on her input for season three. Retrieved on 2012 September 8.
- ↑ My Little Pony / Our Shows Folder / Home - Hasbro Studios. Retrieved on 2012 August 22.