Shall We Dance?
- Studio
- Planet Nemo Animation
- Animation studio
- Toocan Productions XXV, LuxAnimation
Synopsis
Nelly wants to be a dancer.
Characters
Nelly, Caesar, Fred the Beaver, Mina the Squirrel, Leo the Hedgehog
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Valère Lommel
Producing
- Producer
- Frédéric Puech (Executive Producer)
Writing
- Writer
- Muriel Achery, Chris Arsonnaud, Diane Morel
- Based On The Books By
- Ingrid Godon
Voices
- Voice
- Sonja Ball, Noah Bernett, Robert Naylor
Music
- Music
- Robert Marcel Lepage
Art Department
- Production Designer
- Banu Akseki
Visual Effects
- Special Effects
- Yann Hay, Laurent Paqueteau
Editing
Sound
- Sound Editor
- Michel Lambert
Music Department
- Music Composer
- Robert Marcel Lepage
Production Management
- Production Manager
- Frédéric Puech
Production notes
A series of 52 cartoons.
Based on a successful book collection sold internationally, it sets itself apart from our series with its graphic look and a unique 2D-3D treatment.
The series stars Nelly, a mouse, Caesar, a frog, and their friends: Fred the beaver, Mina the squirrel, and Leo the hedgehog.
Stories deal with simple issues and concepts introduced through the daily life adventures of Nelly & Caesar and their friends.
In each episode Nelly & Caesar invite the audience to join them in a game inspired by the story. This "Learn through play" approach gives children something positive to imitate and to respond to, drawing upon the success of the Nelly & Caesar educational franchise.
Based on a successful book collection sold internationally, it sets itself apart from our series with its graphic look and a unique 2D-3D treatment.
The series stars Nelly, a mouse, Caesar, a frog, and their friends: Fred the beaver, Mina the squirrel, and Leo the hedgehog.
Stories deal with simple issues and concepts introduced through the daily life adventures of Nelly & Caesar and their friends.
In each episode Nelly & Caesar invite the audience to join them in a game inspired by the story. This "Learn through play" approach gives children something positive to imitate and to respond to, drawing upon the success of the Nelly & Caesar educational franchise.