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Daria: Is It College Yet?
Running Time: 90 min.
This animated feature serves as the coda to the MTV series Daria, which spawned 65 half-hour episodes and one previous movie (Daria: Is It Fall Yet?) during its five-year run. It is wry teen misfit Daria Morgendorffer's senior year at Lawndale High -- time to figure out what university to attend. Her first choice is Bromwell, which is also the first choice of her blue-blooded boyfriend, Tom, whose illustrious ancestors are all alumni. When Daria, Tom, and Tom's mother head off for a campus visit, things don't go as planned. Daria almost bombs her interview; even worse, traffic, bad weather, and the need for Tom to suck up to the alumni keep Daria from getting more than a drive-by look at her second-choice school, Raft. Ironically, though, she gets into Raft and not Bromwell. Tom, of course, does, and the resulting friction leaves a question mark hanging over their relationship. College questions also plague Daria's friends: Jane frets over whether even to apply to art school in Boston, while Jodie must convince her status-obsessed father to let her attend a primarily African-American university where she can finally fit in. Big questions face even Lawndale's younger students as Daria's fashion-plate sister, Quinn, is forced to take a restaurant job to pay off the credit-card bills she's rung up on clothes; hanging out with college kids and helping a new friend through a drinking problem help give Quinn a new outlook on her previously shallow life; can the end of the Fashion Club be far behind? Daria: Is It College Yet? premiered on MTV on Monday, January 21, 2002; nearly commercial-free, the original presentation included the world premiere of the video for &"Breaking Up the Girl" by pop band Garbage, alongside clips from all five seasons of the show. Brian J. Dillard, All Movie Guide
Daria: Is It College Yet? Cast and Crew:
Production Credits:
Tony Kluck (Animation Director)
Ted Stearn (Animation Director)
Karen Disher (Animation Director)
Guy Moore (Animation Director)
Tom Marsan (Art Director)
Maria Rodas (Associate Producer)
Felicia Stevens (Associate Producer)
Jared Deal (Background Artist)
Corey Olin (Background Artist)
Janet Wygal (Composer (Music Score))
Karen Disher (Director)
Karen Kunkel (Editor)
Karen Sztajnberg (Editor)
Glenn Eichler (Executive Producer)
Abby Terkuhle (Executive Producer)
John Hassler (Foley Walker)
Splendora (Musical Performer)
Karen Kunkel (Post Production Producer)
Cindy E. Brolsma (Producer)
Andrea Wortham (Producer)
Lemon Krasny (Producer)
Brian Gauler (Production Assistant)
Heather A. Austin (Production Assistant)
Keith E. Williams (Production Assistant)
David Trexler (Production Manager)
Dino Alberto (Properties Designer)
Kevin Shinkle (Properties Designer)
Kaori Hamura (Properties Designer)
Peggy Nicoll (Screenwriter)
Glenn Eichler (Screenwriter)
Neil Cedar (Sound Editor)
Tony Pipitone (Sound Editor)
John Bowen (Sound Editor)
Philippe Desloovere (Sound Editor)
John Bowen (Sound Mixer)
Bobby Suarez (Storyboard Artist)
Frank Gresham (Storyboard Artist)
Denny Fincke (Storyboard Artist)
Dave M. Rodriguez (Storyboard Artist)
Matthew Peters (Storyboard Artist)
Ted Stearn (Storyboard Artist)
Anthony Davis (Storyboard Artist)
Mike Wisniewski (Storyboard Supervisor)
Choon Man Lee (Supervising Director)
Ben McCrea (Voice Director)
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