WW Studios presents
Some victories aren’t won at the finish line.
Starring Elsa Detwiler Justin McHugh Brandon Visser and KaiKai Bounds
AWW StudiosFilm Directed byJoshua Whitney
Now in production www.bettyfleetfoot.com
The story
When the 17-year-old daughter of a traumatized ex-jockey secretly pursues her dream of horse racing, she must defy syndicate corruption and face her deepest fears on the track — discovering that some victories aren’t won at the finish line.
Meet the characters
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A determined 17-year-old musician with a hidden passion for horses, Betty is torn between living out her parents’ expectations and pursuing her dream of racing on the track.
Voiced byElsa Detwiler
Betty’s loving but guarded father and local auto mechanic. A former star jockey, Henry walked away from the sport after a fatal racing accident 20 years ago and strictly forbids his family from racing.
Voiced byJustin McHugh
Henry’s charismatic, estranged former racing partner. Operating from his weathered farm, Spud challenges Betty to race him to earn her own horse — seeking both redemption and one last taste of glory.
Voiced byBrandon Visser
An enthusiastic horse-racing nerd and mechanic’s apprentice. Jack quickly becomes Betty’s loyal confidant and training partner, standing with her against fear and outside pressure.
Voiced byKaiKai Bounds
The local pastor and music instructor. Mr. Comodur provides steady spiritual guidance, offering wisdom and mediation when family tensions between Henry and Spud reach a breaking point.
Voiced byJason Hawthorne
A handsome brown Thoroughbred from Spud Dobber’s barn, where some of the finest racehorses around are bred. Spirited, restless and quick to bolt — until Betty earns his trust, one brush stroke at a time.
Jack’s sister and Betty’s witty, fiercely loyal best friend. Jane brings essential humor, grounded honesty, and constant encouragement through every stage of Betty’s secret training.
Betty’s devoted mother who deeply desires safety and stability for her children, encouraging Betty’s musical talent while holding the family together through difficult conversations.
Betty’s curious and loyal younger brother. Paul looks up to his older sister and watches the family dynamics unfold with genuine heart and supportive optimism.
A sharp-witted, respected elder of the community with deep roots in local racing history, offering authentic perspective and seasoned truth when old rivalries resurface.
A seasoned trackside mechanic and Spud’s longtime peer who knows the ins and outs of the local circuit and the unforgiving nature of the racing world.
A prominent figure in the local competitive racing circle whose connections and influence impact the Fleetfoots’ journey as they prepare for the Grand Race.
The booming, energetic voice behind the microphone at the Grand Race stadium, delivering play-by-play commentary during high-stakes track showdowns.
Bartender Jamal Holland Reporter Grandt White Customer Mark Nelson Additional voices & crowd WW Studios Community Voice Talent
Made in public
Betty Fleetfoot is being made by a tiny independent studio, one scene at a time — and every step is shared along the way.
