Well that’s a really big, vague question …. Can you be a little more specific what you want to know about? Are you interested in getting into the industry yourself, vs curious about the details of how a show is produced?
Perhaps ask r/anime?
I mean, just like any cartoon.
There are some writers who write the episodes. Then they probably do a story board with drawings and stuff. Editing the whole time as they go.
Then they would end up animating it. I’m sure that’s all done on a computer these days.
Then of course there’s a matter of the audio. Gotta get the voice actors do read their lines and there’s gonna be somebody (or lots of people) writing and recording music. Or they’re licensing songs.
Then there’s probably more editing until they get a final product that they’re satisfied with.
Your question is pretty vague, but TV shows, animated or not take a large team of people and a lot of time to make. And that’s assuming that a TV network even wants to pick the show up for syndication.
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Well that’s a really big, vague question …. Can you be a little more specific what you want to know about? Are you interested in getting into the industry yourself, vs curious about the details of how a show is produced?
Perhaps ask r/anime?
I mean, just like any cartoon.
There are some writers who write the episodes. Then they probably do a story board with drawings and stuff. Editing the whole time as they go.
Then they would end up animating it. I’m sure that’s all done on a computer these days.
Then of course there’s a matter of the audio. Gotta get the voice actors do read their lines and there’s gonna be somebody (or lots of people) writing and recording music. Or they’re licensing songs.
Then there’s probably more editing until they get a final product that they’re satisfied with.
Your question is pretty vague, but TV shows, animated or not take a large team of people and a lot of time to make. And that’s assuming that a TV network even wants to pick the show up for syndication.