We start with a foundational treatment. This is where we define the story. We organize ideas and establish all the necessary milestones to complete your project. We create a timeline that estimates when each milestone will be completed by. Although these dates are subject to change, your business can start making promotional content with estimated release time while your animation is still in production.

We use the treatment as a roadmap to draft, edit, and finalize a script for your project. The script will include important scheduling details to be shared with your assigned talent coordinator. You will have ample opportunity to read and approve each draft.

After the script is finalized, the talent coordinator creates a recording schedule in accordance with the treatment’s timeline and secures the necessary voice talent for character dialogue and vocalist for musical numbers. The final recording is then passed on to foley.

The audio engineer reproduces and records sound effects such as footsteps, rain drops, crinkling sounds, gunshots, lasers, and explosions. Foley is a technical process that helps immerse your audience in your story’s setting. When this process is complete, all sounds and dialogue are shared with the storyboard artist.

The storyboard artist listens to the recordings and creates a storyboard and an animatic. The storyboard will establish the composition and perspective of each scene. This will give the set designer and character illustrator direction.

The set designer creates backgrounds and props to