At PG Studios, we believe in the power of storytelling and its ability to captivate audiences, evoke emotions, and leave a lasting impression. With our exceptional team of skilled animators, artists, and storytellers, we pride ourselves on creating visually stunning animations that engage, educate, and entertain, from concept to completion.

Our services extend across a wide range of industries and purposes:

• Animated films, series, and songs
• Architectural visualization
• Product showcases
• Explainer videos and educational content
• Cartoons and kids content
• Games development
• Virtual reality experiences

At our core, we are passionate about pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in the world of 3D animation. Our commitment to excellence, innovation, and attention to detail sets us apart. We are driven by a desire to deliver outstanding results that make a lasting impact. We work closely with our clients, collaborating and iterating throughout the creative process to ensure that the final product exceeds expectations.

The creation of a 3D animation is a complex process that involves a number of stages and processes that take a project from its initial concept to its final completion. Let’s take a look at the various steps involved in the production of the popular Child of The Sun series, available for streaming on the PG Kids platform, as developed by PG Studios:

The production pipeline is divided into three parts: pre-production, production, and post-production:

Pre-production:  a project is in its early stages and the team working on story and character development, writing scripts, recording dialogue, storyboarding, background layout, and character animation.

Production stage:  animators breathe life into their characters and objects by giving them movement. The figures are then colored and processed (“digital ink and paint”) and composited over their appropriate backgrounds.

Post-production: this is the final stage of adding sound and editing to ensure the project looks sharp and flows seamlessly, and then it is exported in the final format.

Concept and Pre-production:

This is where it all starts. In this stage, the concept of the animation is developed, the story is outlined, and storyboards are created. Storyboards are a series of sketches that show the main scenes of the animation, similar to a comic strip. The story is then written into a script, which includes dialogue, action descriptions, and sometimes even technical details for the animators.

Although the majority of our work is conducted digitally, traditional hand-drawn techniques are still a useful skill set to have.

• Idea Generation: Develop a clear understanding of the project requirements, objectives, and target audience.
• Brainstorm concepts and define the artistic direction.
• Character and Environment Design: Design and create characters, props, and environments that align with the concept and style of the animation.
• Storyboarding: Create a visual narrative by sketching out key scenes and sequences, establishing the overall flow of the animation.
• Scripting: Develop a script or dialogue to guide the storytelling and character interactions.
• Animatic: Created by playing a series of images in order and changing the timing on each frame. Timing changes are used to create a sense of place. and essence, (it’s an animated storyboard).