BBC's Christmas film made in Moho!

[JaMike]

Anyone else see this? It was amazing!

Mimi and the Mountain Dragon

Prime time BBC One on Boxing day! You don't get more validated than that when it comes to quality!

Merry Christmas to one and all!

[InfoCentral]

According to Chalk, the animators use a combination of Moho (formerly known as Anime Studio), traditional hand-drawn layouts and effects, together with After Effects for the final compositing process.

[DK]

Love to know how they did the line work. Doesn't look like native Moho?
D.K

[bintykins]

Oooh I had no idea! I wish I'd caught it at Christmas so I could snoop. I think I know the art director, I'll pester her for deets

(tiny weeny aside brag, sorry. On that animation magazine link about the show, there's a thumbnail on screen left of a film created in Moho that was shortlisted for a BAFTA! We missed out on the nomination this morning but that's TWO Mohos on one news page xD)

[alanthebox]

Oooh I had no idea! I wish I'd caught it at Christmas so I could snoop. I think I know the art director, I'll pester her for deets

(tiny weeny aside brag, sorry. On that animation magazine link about the show, there's a thumbnail on screen left of a film created in Moho that was shortlisted for a BAFTA! We missed out on the nomination this morning but that's TWO Mohos on one news page xD)

Ever hear anything back from your AD pal? Always love hearing how people utilize MOHO!