3D Plainview Tour
Take the drone route through Plainview: out of the covered bridge, up over the treeline to the water tower, then down the length of Main Street. Seventeen seconds, one continuous flight, no cuts.
One-Person Studio
Behind the Wrong Timeline
One person. One animated show. 72 characters. Twenty fish staging a full theater season. A town that does not exist. And a production pipeline held together with the same energy as Sam's machine, minus the portal. Here is how it all works when it works. And how it works when it does not.
Diversity in Plainview
Diversity is the foundation of the show. A 72-character cast spanning 40 distinct accents, a dozen ethnic and cultural backgrounds, and every age from newborn to seventy-plus.
The Barrel Roll
The drone tears through the covered bridge and comes out upside down. Here is how a full barrel roll gets pulled off, using a tracking map.
Building a Town That Does Not Exist
Before a single frame gets animated, the entire town of Plainview gets built in 3D. Here is how one person turns a hand-drawn map into a full 3D town, and why every shot depends on it.