Hyena
- Studio
- Dot to Dot Productions Ltd.
- Animation studio
- Blue-Zoo Productions
- Distributor
- Beyond Distribution
Synopsis
Squiglet draws a laughing hyena called Harry. Harry's serious friend Horace the warthog is coming for tea, and Harry wants to stop laughing all the time. Harry and Squiglet hear someone playing a beautifully sad tune on a violin. So Squiglet draws Harry a violin of his own, but Harry can only play happy tunes. Perhaps the Squiggle Pad will provide another clue.
Characters
Squiglet, Harry, Horace
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Adrian Hedley
Producing
- Producer
- Tracy Nampala, Alan Robinson
- Executive Producer
- Jo Killingley
- Line Producer
- Vici King
- Executive Producer (Cbeebies)
- Sarah Colclough
Animation
- Animation Director
- Damian Hook
- Animation Supervisor
- Mike Wyatt
- Animator
- Lizzie Hicks, Denis Constantinou, Sabrina Lecordier, Tomas Woodbridge, Benoit Moranne, Emma Wilson, Lizzie Hicks, Denis Constantinou, Daniel Cripps, Sabrina Lecordier, Tomas Woodbridge, Benoit Moranne, Emma Wilson, Daniel Cripps
- Design and Modeling
- Tony Trimmer, Max Taylor
Art Department
- Storyboards
- Pete Western, Adam Beer, Mike Cosford
Visual Effects
- Compositing Supervisor
- Charlie Batho
- Compositors
- Negar Bagheri, Simon Ball, Max Taylor, Rory Cooke, King Shuen Wong, Paul Mitcheson
Crew
- Technical Supervisor
- Arnfinn Moseng
Production notes
HD animation.
Welcome to Squiglet's world. It's plain white, but it doesn't stay that way for long! With the help of a magical set of crayons called Squiggle Sticks, friendly monster Squiglet shows us how to draw colorful characters. When Squiglet and the viewers sing the magic words together, the characters leap off the page and come to life.
Welcome to Squiglet's world. It's plain white, but it doesn't stay that way for long! With the help of a magical set of crayons called Squiggle Sticks, friendly monster Squiglet shows us how to draw colorful characters. When Squiglet and the viewers sing the magic words together, the characters leap off the page and come to life.