Jurango's Production Pipeline
I will be following a well-defined pipeline (process) for developing and rendering this series, as outlined on this page.
Production
Post-Production
Pre-production involves a number of activities essential to completing an animation series.
The following are the key products of this stage:
• File structure for development
• Story concept
• Story outline and structure
• Screenplay
• Storyboards
• Scene descriptions
• Set descriptions
• Character descriptions
Production involves creating the actors (see here for examples), building the sets from acquired assets, creating the scenes, and doing the computer rendering.
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My process involves four distinct activities.
• Asset acquisition
• Actor design
• Scene construction
• Scene rendering
With the individual frames of the scenes completed, the final integration of the episodes can begin.
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The following detail the key steps involved in releasing each episode of the series.
• Scene sequencing (image strips and audio integration)
• Movie sequencing
• Final quality check
• Movie episode release
Pre-Production
Production Workflow
Detailed flow of the Production Phase
Latest Animation Tests
 First test for creating the goblin army in Jurango's first season. |  Test of Demon Lord for Jurango Season 1 |  Nighttime walk past the White Horse Pub in Jurango village |
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