Walk-through of a Children’s TV Show Animation Pipeline in Cinema 4D: Animatic to Render
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The creators of Pop Paper City – the children’s TV series distributed by Aardman to over 177 territories worldwide – are thrilled to unveil exclusive behind-the-scenes videos detailing the innovative use of Maxon One software bringing the series to life. As pioneers in their field, they proudly share insights into the animation approach, marking Pop Paper City as the first-ever animated children’s series to utilise Maxon’s Cinema 4D.
In these videos, viewers are invited behind the curtain to hear directly from editors, generalists, animators, and the producer, each offering invaluable perspectives and techniques.
Gain first-hand knowledge on the creative processes that shaped the series, and discover practical tips for aspiring creators looking to embark on their own journey into children’s television.
This unique glimpse into the production of Pop Paper City not only celebrates its technological advancements but also serves as a beacon of inspiration for the next generation of storytellers and animators.
Children’s TV Show Animation Process, by the Pop Paper City creative team
In this video, Richard Charlton, Piero Miceli, Joe Caple, and Rixeg Salim from the Pop Paper City TV series team explain their roles during production using Cinema 4D. Ricky discusses the pipeline from an editor point of view.