Flocker Flicker
- Studio
- Pepper's Ghost Productions Ltd., Sesame Workshop
- Distributor
- Children's Independent Television, Sesame Workshop, Cake Distribution
Synopsis
Drawn in by an animated neon sign, Bing and Bong arrive at a nickelodeon. Bong cranks the handle, and Bing is able to view the simple animation of a Charlie Chaplin Flocker on a diving board. Excited, Bong cranks the handle faster and faster, causing the image to blur and the nickelodeon to fall apart. But Bing puts it back together and, upon examining the carousel of images, notices that if Bing flips them, it gives the impression of a moving image. Bing picks up two pictures that have fallen out of the carousel and, with Bong's help, determines the correct order and sets them in line to view them again.
Characters
Bing, Bong
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Alastair McIlwain
Producing
- Producer
- Richard Morss
- Line Producers
- Aisling O'Brien, Andrew Peters
- Animation Producer
- Dana Church
- Executive Producers
- Paul Michael, Julian Scott
Writing
- Writer
- Antony Hatfield
Animation
- Animator
- Adam Coglan
Music
- Music
- Alan Coates, Kim Goody
Editing
- Editor
- Samantha Hatton Brown
- Assistant Editor
- Philip Hedgecock
Crew
- Character Animator
- Nathalie Jean-Bart
- Technical Director
- Ben Lock
- Head of Digital Production
- Ben Lock
- Digital Compositor
- Fraser Mansell
- 3D Previs Artist (Lighting and Compositing)
- Adrian Pinder
- Lighting/Modelling Lead
- Christopher Thomas
Production notes
Tiny Planet of Light and Colour
Animation works by presenting a series of still pictures very quickly, one after the other. The result is that the pictures appear to move.
Bing and Bong are the heroes of the universe, flying to tiny planets on their fluffy white sofa to explore and discover color, nature, sound and technology.
This TV series is aimed toward 3- to 5-year-olds. The series can be divided into 16 26-minute episodes.
This is the only Montessori-endorsed television program in the world.
Animation works by presenting a series of still pictures very quickly, one after the other. The result is that the pictures appear to move.
Bing and Bong are the heroes of the universe, flying to tiny planets on their fluffy white sofa to explore and discover color, nature, sound and technology.
This TV series is aimed toward 3- to 5-year-olds. The series can be divided into 16 26-minute episodes.
This is the only Montessori-endorsed television program in the world.