It requires people with many different kinds of expertise. Today I'm going to describe the flow of the work hidden behind this kind of show. Find out where you might fit in the complex world of broadcast animation. The producer solicits scripts from various writers . The writer submits his final revision.
Cartoon artists convert the script into story board and exposure sheets .
The Storyboard is a series of quick cartoon sketches that capture critical moments in the story. It helps the director and the animators discuss and visualize scenes. They show dialog and hence mouth positions for lip synchronization, as well as the broader actions of characters and props. Modelers build required items for the episode in the character, scenery, and prop shops. Often numerous copies are needed of items that will be worn out by shooting or that appear in various stages of disrepair.