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How long does it accept to make 1 cartoon?

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• Start date Jul ane, 2005

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• #one

But curious. Today. how long will it accept to make one one-half hr drawing? Shows like "Simpsons" or other cartoons.

I know shows like "South Park" takes only few days.

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• #2

Somewhere between 6 to 12 months usually.

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• #3

In an interview about BATMAN Beyond, Kevin Conroy was talking nigh the procedure and mentioned, "When the animation comes back from overseas, a expert six or vii months afterward" later on the initial vocalism recording session for a given episode.

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• #4

Wow, that a long time. I thought it would exist 3 or 4 months, since the advancement in applied science makes animating easier.

Well, the reward of overseas animating is that the artists can prepare multiple episodes at the aforementioned time and after they transport it to Korea, they can go alee and work on more than episodes, while information technology's being animated in Korea. I guess there is an advantage with this setting.

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• #five

Some people here told me it's nine months but I think information technology's six months.

• #6

Well they exercise make several episodes at the aforementioned time remember. Nigh studios do I believe?

• #7

Wow....that's really long.

I did watch something on TV in the past about the animation in Southward Park. Due to the advances in technology and using computers and other stuff....they could make an episode in a week.

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• #viii

From script to screen it ordinarily takes 6-8 months to produce a half hour evidence.

We have been developing a new technique with my studio for the past eight months, its based on wink and 3d engineering. Nosotros tin can now go a 22 infinitesimal show (which is half hour with commercials) finshed in 3-4 months. That is from initial writing correct through to final edit.

Our animators can produce 2 minutes of blitheness a calendar month (the average with traditional animation was most a minute a month)

The other swell thing virtually advances in engineering science is that teams are smaller and we can go on most of the work in house.

Information technology is always a ligistical nightmare to send work out (wether it exist overseas or to another local studio) with everything remaining in the studio the creative control and final visual output is everything that the directors always hoped it would be.

I love modern engineering science!!

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Isn't wink blitheness easy & can be finished rapidly. I remember that show "This Just In" used wink & that testify could exist finished in ane week.

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• #10

Television cartoons done in Flash is neat, since it's easier to edit and such.

My but gripe is that sometimes, it looks very inexpensive, for some reason. I blame "Home Movies". The bear witness was done in wink after using squigglevision. I still liked the prove, though.

P.Due south., Stoopid, I'1000 curious. What cartoon practise you work on?

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• #11

Isn't flash blitheness easy & can be finished quickly. I call up that prove "This Simply In" used flash & that show could be finished in ane week.

Yes you lot are correct, wink stuff tin be done quick and easily but what we utilise is not Wink, it uses the same technolgies equally Flash (vector based drawings) but also applies 3d technologies. We are able to animate our 2d drawings just like a 3d puppet.

It doesn't look like Flash blitheness, we've developed it so it looks similar paw drawn animation but super smooth and very fluid.

Likewise the lipsync (which is always a huge trouble in fatigued blitheness, to me information technology never quite matches the dialogue) is very fluid and exact. The animation looks a lot more similar feature film animation than tv, and that is always a good matter!

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• #12

Goggle box cartoons done in Flash is corking, since it's easier to edit and such.

My but gripe is that sometimes, information technology looks very cheap, for some reason. I arraign "Dwelling Movies". The show was done in flash after using squigglevision. I nevertheless liked the show, though.

P.S., Stoopid, I'k curious. What drawing practice yous piece of work on?

We are working on a couple of things at the moment. Unfortunatley I cannot say anything because of contract atmospheric condition.

I will say this though the evidence is besides beingness co funded by a corporation in Japan. I have a feeling that it will be very sucessful within the next year there.

It as well has a couple of episodes based in Tokyo.

• #xiii

Back in the 40'due south - 50's average Looney Toon production time was 9 months. Now with flash it should exist less, although they do them overseas and so by the fourth dimension they get them... I have no idea. It depends on the drawing. A HHPAY ep. takes less than a Megas 1. That's what I know.

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