of a Teenage Witch. Young's company has also created a series of caricatures at Cardiff City Stadium. Personal life Young is married to partner, president and the other co-founder of Mike Young Productions, Liz Young. A football fanatic, he is a lifelong supporter of Cardiff City F.C., and runs a junior soccer league in California. Young was awarded the Chancellor's Medal at the 2007 graduation ceremony of the University of Glamorgan. Filmography Mike Young has worked on the following series: In partnership with Siriol Animation SuperTed (1983–1985, TV) Wil Cwac Cwac (1984, TV) A Winter Story (1986, TV) The Easter Egg (1987, TV) Turkey Love (1988, TV) Fantastic Max (1988–1990, TV) (with Hanna-Barbera) The Further Adventures of Super Ted (1989, TV) (with Hanna-Barbera) The Little Engine That Could (1991, Film) (with S4C, Cinar and Universal Studios) The Princess and the Goblin (1994, Film) (with S4C, Pannonia Film Studio, NHK, Rankin/Bass Animated Entertainment, Hemdale Picture Corporation, and J&M Entertainment) Gerald of Wales He left UK to work in partnership with other companies Little Dracula (with Fox Kids) Potsworth & Co. (AKA: Midnight Patrol: Adventures in the Dream Zone) (with Hanna-Barbera, BBC and Sleepy Kids Company Ltd) Salty's Lighthouse (with TLC and Sunbow Entertainment) The Hot Rod Dogs and Cool Car Cats (with The Dave Edwards Studio) Once Upon a Forest (Film, 1993) The Swan Princess (Film, 1994) (with Rankin/Bass Animated Entertainment, Rich Animation Studios, and Nest Entertainment) Mike Young Productions/Splash Entertainment References External links 1945 births Living people People from Barry, Vale of Glamorgan Welsh animators Welsh television producers British animated film producers 21st-century American businesspeople 20th-century Welsh businesspeople Welsh emigrants to the United States People associated with the University of Glamorgan Emmy Award winners Hanna-Barbera people BAFTA winners (people) Welsh voice directors Chief operating officers