Legal and Ethical Issues:

In the table below I have written about some possible copyright, rating and representation issues. 

Production Schedule:

I have created a production schedule to find out how much it will cost to produce 1 episode of the tv series. I have also listed all the members of the crew that will need to be paid during the creation process. 

I have looked on a website that shows how the SouthPark episodes are created and I have tried to budget on how the SouthParks episodes have been created. 

Voice Talent:

Voice Talent:

Dream Casting:

If money was no issue I would choose some experienced well known actors to be the voice of my characters:

Wally - If I could choose a voice to play the character of wally it would be the voice of David Jason. David Jason was the voice of Danger Mouse and the voice of Toad in The Wind in the Willows. 

David Jason is also well known for playing Delboy in Only Fools and Horses and playing Inspector Frost in Frost.

Eric - For the voice of Eric I would choose the voice of Bill Fagerbakke. He is the voice of Patric in Spongebob Square Pants. He is also the voice of Lead and Ronnie Raymond in the 2008 Batman. He also did the voices for 8 characters in the Transformers cartoon movie. The characters were:

• Bulkhead
• Technician Man
• Citizen
• Hotshot
• Master Disaster
• Project Manager
• Teller
• Customer
• Scientist 1
• Patrol Man 

George - For the voice of George I would choose Matthew Lillard. He is best known for being Shaggy Rogers in Scooby Doo. He has done in nearly every episode but there was one more actor in the first ever series. He has been characters for films such as The replacements, Karas and American Dad!

Promoting the Series:

Promotion:

Creating a Twitter page for fans and viewers to look at:

The Twitter page will include the latest news and videos for the series. When the creation process begins there will be constant updates of how the episodes are being made. 

Website Design:

I have create a webpage for the series which is at http://thecollegeteens.weebly.com/. It includes a contact page and an overview of the first series's episodes. 

Expression Sheet and Model Sheet:

Story and Storyboards:

The animation features a group of teenage boys who travel home from school and get off the school bus to one of the boys homes. When they arrive home the show will properly begin. The series episodes will properly begin when the teens are back at one of the friends houses. The opening will be them coming home from school and the actors voices will appear on screen ect. Each episode will be 7 minutes in length and there will be 5 series of the show. There will be 5 episodes in each series of the show.  

Episode 1:
The gang go to friend George's home and all go up to George's bedroom to study history. Wally can never concentrate and is playing with George's things. He starts playing with a world globe that Is made from glass. He begins to spin it and the others try to get on with their work but Wally is fooling around. He ends up smashing the globe by spinning t too fast and it falls onto the floor. The friends are angry with Wally but they all try to resolve the problem together.

Episode 2:
Another tiring day at school is over and the team end up at Spikes house. His mum makes him take the dog out when he returns home every night.  So the team set off out to the local park. They wander about and decide to go on the swings ect. But who is going to hold the dog? She will be alright they said. The dog sat their as the lads played. But after a few swings the dog had vanished. The lads searched high and low for the dog but no luck. The gang come together to decide what to do and figure out how to get the family dog back.

Episode 3:
In this episode the lads go on a school trip to a history museum. They are not a huge fan of the subject but they like to go and see things. The other pupils are hugely interested but the four lads are not really bothered. They slip away from the group and find themselves on the 15th floor in a Victorian village exhibit. They have no idea where they are but they all need to come together and figure out how to get back to the others.

Episode 4:
In this episode the lads go round to Harvey's home. His mother is very strict on him and he isn't allowed out to the park before he has completed his school work. The others tell him it will be ok but he says no. They suggest sneaky out without his mum seeing them. How will they do this?

Episode 5:
To round off the first series of the show the boys venture to Wally's house for the end of term. They speedily do their homework and venture off out to the local town. As they near the shops they spot a fancy swiss watch under a bench, They look at it ...Amazed at what they have found. What will the boys do with their treasure? Do they do the right thing?

Episode Storyboards:

The opening scene sequence:

The opening credit Scene:

BBFC:

The BBFC is an in dependent, non-governmental body which has classified in cinema films. They also provide age ratings for the films released. The ratings are U, PG and 12A. BBFC are a designated body which means they have the legal powers to rate films and even cut or reject the work before released.

History of BBFC:

The BBFC was created in 1912 and was created by a group of members of the film industry. They manage their own censorship instead of the national or local government. This began on the 1st January 1913. The object was to create a company which could make their own judgements that were acceptable nationally. For this to take ahead the BBFC needed to earn the trust of the Parliament, the press and the public. It wanted to make sure all the films, were checked and up to standard.

The current Council membership consists of:

Graham Lee
Steve Jaggs
Sonita Alleyne
0Maggie Carver
Joanna Shaw
Jonathan Teckman.

Different Ratings:

The BBFC rate the films before they are released in the cinemas:

- U

- PG

- 12A

- 15

- 18

The rating for U and PG mean that anyone can go and see these films. Children don't need to be accompanied by an adult; they can view it with friends.  PG is a rating so your parents can think about weather this film is suitable for you, this is if you are younger then 8 or 9 years of age. The rating for 12A means your must be older then 12 to go and see them unless you have an adult with you. There are some films that are rated as a 15. These films normally included violence and sex references. Then there are 18 rated films which include violence, sex and sometimes drug use. Local councils who are in charge of the cinemas around the whole country have grew to accept the BBFC's decisions, even though from this day for the films shown in our cinemas, the council still have to power to ignore the decisions made by the BBFC.

Legal. 

The BBFC have no legal power, the films have to be submitted for classifications to the council who have the final say for the certificates. For example a film maybe recommended to be a 12A but it may end up being rated at a 15. Not everyone will agree but each film has to have an official rating.

Coraline. 

BBFC guidelines for junior categories notes that PG have some scary moments in the and may frighten younger children. Coraline arrived at the BBFC with a PG rating as it is based around a children's book and is a stop motion animation. At PG the BBFC guidelines allow some elements of horror as long as it meets the criteria which is there is not to many frightening scenes in the film.Not all parents agreed with the PG classification for Coraline but it could have been a 15 for horror and PG for language so the decision was made to give the film a rating of PG.