From an idea to a scene · Creation

29 / 31

OUR SERIES / CREATION

How an episode is made

Each story starts with a concrete situation and looks for a clear visual way to tell it.

Continue reading
Episode 002 pre-production sketch; a scene concept, not an image from a final shot.One situation, several perspectives
01

From idea to scene

Each episode starts with a work situation, identifies the characters involved, and develops a staging to tell the story. This sketch for episode 002 shows an idea while the story is still in development.

Episode 002 pre-production sketch; a scene concept, not an image from a final shot.Enlarge original ↗
One situation, several perspectives
02

A comedy that looks at the whole team

The series makes room for different perspectives. Reviews help shape the pacing, continuity, and the way each character listens, speaks, and acts.

03

Principles of the series

White backgrounds, vivid colors, and adult puppets made of foam and felt. The humor comes from work decisions and their consequences.

04

From concept to review

Each stage uses different tools; the result goes through an editorial review before it is considered ready for publication.

  1. 01

    Idea and script

    We write the story and establish what is settled and what remains a proposal.

  2. 02

    Characters and context

    We design characters, settings, and visual references. Some images are made with ImageGen, while other pieces are assembled with local tools.

  3. 03

    Voice

    We create synthetic voices with VoxCPM2 and review their selection and use before incorporating them.

  4. 04

    Animation

    We generate video shots with LTX Desktop and the LTX-2.3 model installed locally; images and other resources may use different tools.

  5. 05

    Editing and review

    We edit, check continuity and legibility, and prepare subtitles and publication materials.

05

Tools and permissions

The series combines original characters, synthetic voices, and original music with models whose licenses allow this commercial use under their terms. The identified music is offered under CC0; other materials retain their own terms. Here is a summary of the permissions for each tool.

  • Synthetic voices · VoxCPM2

    Apache-2.0 applies to the code and weights; reference materials retain their own rights.

    Read the official license ↗
  • Video · LTX Desktop and LTX-2.3

    The app is Apache-2.0; the weights are LTX-2 Community. Commercial use has no fee below the aggregate annual revenue threshold of USD 10 million, including affiliates, and is subject to the terms; the project declares that it is below the threshold.

    Read the official license ↗
  • Local language model · Gemma 3

    Its terms of use and restrictions apply; it is not presented as an unrestricted commercial license.

    Read the official license ↗
  • Images · ImageGen

    Between the parties, the user owns the outputs where the law permits; the user is responsible for their content, and exclusivity is not guaranteed.

    Read the official license ↗
  • Original music · CC0 1.0

    The dedication covers the music tracks identified in the manifest, not the other elements of the series.

    Read the official license ↗
  • Scope

    Permissions apply according to the terms of each tool and material; CC0 covers only the identified music tracks.