The document summarizes three animated works: Stop Motion Animation film Stars Dot, the children's animated series Peppa Pig, and the adult animated series South Park. Stars Dot tells the story of a young girl who wakes up miniature sized and must find a way to survive. Peppa Pig features educational adventures for young children involving words and colors. South Park uses a cut-out animation style to tell episodic, reference-filled stories of four foul-mouthed boys and their town.

1. ANIMATION GENRE ANIMATORS STORYLINE TARGET
AUDIENCE
STARS
DOT
(2010)
Stop
Motion
Animation
Ed Patterson /
Will Studd
(Directors)
A young girl wakes up, more
like a miniscule world, and
her little world is unravelling,
coming closer and closer to
her end, until she finds a
way to survive and make
the best of a bad situation.
Children / Families Dot (<1cm figurine)
PEPPA PIG
(2004-2012)
Children’s
2D
Animated
TV
Programme
Episodes adventures
involving learning basic
things, such as words and
colours. Simple dialogue,
and constant positivity for
the children watching.
Infants / Young
Children
Peppa Pig’s family, and
other, along with other
anthropomorphic friends.
SOUTH
PARK
(1995 –
present)
Teen/Adult
2D
Animated
TV
Programme
Trey Parker /
Matt Stone (Co-
Creators)
Eric Stough
(Director)
Episodic skit-like stories,
involving a crew of foul
mouthed friends, and their
adventures in the weird and
wonderful town of south
park. There are a lot of
references and guest
appearances by celebrities.
Cut-out 2d format.
Teens / Adults Stan, Kyle, Eric and Kenny,
and their friends and
members of the community
of south park.