The document outlines the typical 7 step production processes for both video games and animation. For games, the steps include writing an idea, prototyping, concept art, digital art, programming and scripting, beta testing and bug fixes, and launch. For animation, the steps are writing an idea, developing a script, concept art, storyboarding, animation, post-production, and release or premiere. Additional details are provided on some of the sub-steps, such as types of prototypes, concept art, storyboards, and programming for each medium.

1. ANIMATION & VIDEO GAME
PRODUCTION PROCESS
EricT. Elder
CEO OW! (OnlineWorlds) Entertainment

2. The 7 Steps
Games
 Write Idea
 Prototype
 Concept Art
 Digital Art
 Programming &
Scripting
 Beta, Q & A , BugTest
 Launch
Animation
 Write Idea
 Script
 Concept Art
 Story, Layout, Models
 Animation
 Post production
 Release, Premiere

3. Write Idea - Animation
Treatment
3 Act Story Structure
Story Art

4. Write Idea - Games
1 Page Concept
Game Design Document
(GDD)
Story Idea

5. Prototype - Games
 Paper Prototype (Board Game)
 Digital Prototype

6. Script - Animation
 ScriptVs. StoryArt

7. Concept Art - Games

8. Concept Art - Games

9. Concept Art - Animation

10. Concept Art - Animation

11. Concept Art - Animation

12. Digital Art - Games

13. Digital Art - Games

14. Digital Art - Games

15. Digital Art - Games

16. Story Boards - Animation
 Thumbnails

17. Story Boards - Animation

18. Story Boards - Animation

19. Story Boards - Animation

20. Model Sheets - Animation

21. 3D Models - Animation

22. 3D Models - Animation

23. 3D Models - Animation

24. Programming & Scripting
Games
 Code
 Tools
 Scripting

25. Animation
 2DTraditional vs. 3D
 Methods
 Timing

26. Beta – Games
 Q & A
 BugTests

27. Post Production - Animation
 Editing
 Sound
 Rendering

28. Launch - Games

29. Launch - Games

30. Premiere - Animation