This document provides information about various animation genres, their target audiences, and main characters. It summarizes Dot, an adventure stop-motion animated short film by Aardman Studios about a tiny character named Dot who must escape a wool storm. It also briefly outlines the preschool animated series Peppa Pig, which focuses on the day-to-day life of its main character, Peppa the anthropomorphic pig. Finally, it mentions the long-running adult animated sitcom South Park, which satirizes American culture and follows the misadventures of four boys in Colorado.

1. ANIMATION GENRE ANIMATORS STORYLINE TARGET
AUDIENCE
STARS
DOT
(2010)
Adventure/
advert
Stop
motion
animation
Aardman
studios.
Sumo Science
– Will Stud, Ed
Patterson
Dot wakes up in a
microscopic world and has
to run away from an
unraveling wool storm using
a bumble - bee, her general
wit and her surroundings.
She finds some needles and
makes the wool storm into a
blanket, which she then
uses to have a nap.
People are want or
are interested in a
new phone. It
appeals to doctors
in Africa for blood
cell use.
People who are
interested in stop
motion animation
Dot: a female white 9mm tall
model
PEPPA PIG
(2004-2012)
Preschool
cult 2D
animated
TV series
Astley Baker
Davies
James O’Shea
It is all focused on Peppa’s
day as it follows what she
does not the rest of the
family
Young children
aged 2-7
Peppa the anthropomorphic
pig that is popular among
her animal peers
SOUTH
PARK
(1995 –
present)
Comedy
satire
Trey Parker and
Matt Stone
It follows a group of kids that
go to school in America.
They get up to a lot of
mischief and cause trouble
around the town and the
school
Teenagers or
people aged 18 –
30
Viewers of comedy
central
Kenny, Carl, Eric and
Cartmen