MOBILE JOURNEYS. FROM TELEVISION TO MOBILE the new small screen.

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MOBILE JOURNEYS

FROM TELEVISION TO MOBILE the new small screen

SIMILAR PRACTICES DIFFERENT PLATFORM Open call for script and story ideas Script selection and interviews Fostering relationships with creative Rigorous script development process

THE PRODUCTION STAGE Storyboarding Voice casting and recording Animatic Audio recording Animation Editing Sound, music and credits H3GA Classify Test content

3RD GENERATION MOBILE WHAT’S DIFFERENT? Camera movement Lighting Colour Typography Screen ratio

MICROMOVIES CONTENT Crack Perfect Balance Tight Arse Tight Head

COLLABORATION Writers Script Editor Animators Designers Series Animator Producer Investors

WEBSITES TO CHECK OUT

DISTRIBUTION STRATEGIES Ensure chain of title Retain other broadcast rights