What Animation Software Did Family Guy Use Season 1

What Animation Software Did Family Guy Use Season 1

Harmony is a digital animation software packet produced by Canadian company Toon Boom Animation, Inc. Harmony (previously Toon Boom Studio), along with Adobe Flash, are the go-to software for modern-twenty-four hour period second digital animators due to their low toll and potential shortcuts that are not offered with traditional ink-and-paint animation. Harmony is likewise fairly affordable for both professionals and amateurs alike. While Flash has been used more frequently for tv set/movie animation entertainment for years, information technology was actually built for interactive web blueprint, thus making it a scrap of a curve to create content for other areas, and Harmony's software was developed to solve this by tailoring it to the creative cartoon animator's needs instead. Information technology has tools for both traditional frame-past-frame blitheness and "puppet rig"-style animation. Harmony has capabilities that emulate an animator's drafting tabular array, network nodes, built-in automated lip-syncing functions, born 3D modeling and intergration, and quality rendering straight from the programme. Toon Boom used to have separate programs for storyboarding, animative, entire production pipelines, and children'south learning, but have simplified the pipeline in the latest version into just three pieces of software- Harmony for all blitheness tasks, and Storyboard Pro for storyboarding and concept visualization. The third product, Harmony Server, is meant to help synchronize the works of large studios by acting every bit a repository for animation assets and storage.

Harmony is sold in iii dissimilar versions- Essentials for amateurs and students, which offers simply the about basic capabilities, Advanced for the more than advanced animators who demand the ability to import bitmap graphics as the properties and do uncomplicated 3D animations, and Premium, for those who demand full-fledged 3D animation capabilities ^note License copy of Maya 3D as well required to actuate the advanced 3D features, advanced 2D capabilities, and cinema-quality 8K rendering. Both Advanced and Premium versions can use the Harmony Server for remote storage of asset and projects, but not the Essentials version.

Toon Smash has bought over Cambridge Animation Systems, whose Animo software powered the Uk's blitheness manufacture (also as some of Hollywood's) from the early 1990s to the mid 2000s.

Toon Boom Animation Inc. is owned by Corus Entertainment, who besides owns Nelvana. Hence it's not surprising that most of Nelvana's productions are done using Harmony and other Toon Boom products too.

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Series/films blithe (in whole, or in part) with this program:

• 101 Dalmatian Street
• 6teen
• Aikatsu! - Episode 42 onward (Episodes 1 to 41 used Retas)
• Amphibia ^* Only in the flavor 3 episodes "Adventures in Catsitting", "Spider-Sprig / Olivia & Yunan" and "Froggy Little Christmas". "The New Normal" really uses a mixture of Harmony and traditional animation, rather than purely using ane style or the other. All of the aforementioned episodes were credited to Saerom. All other episodes of the serial, even all the other ones outsourced to Saerom, are instead traditionally blithe with digital ink and pigment.
• The Angry Birds Movie (2nd sequences)
• Aroused Birds Toons
• Astro Boy (2003 series)
• Archer
• Arthur - used traditional animation with digital ink and paint from season 1 to 15. When ix Story took over production from CINAR/Cookie Jar starting with season xvi, the show switched to Adobe Flash, but when Oasis Blitheness took over starting with season twenty, it switched to Harmony.
• Diminutive Boob
• The Awesomes
• Large City Greens ^* Only in the season two episode "Chipocalypse Now," which was outsourced to Sugarcube and animated in a very similar fashion to that studio's work on The Owl House and Star vs. the Forces of Evil (see below). All other episodes of the series, fifty-fifty the other ones outsourced to Sugarcube, are instead traditionally blithe with digital ink and paint.
• Big Hero 6: The Series
• Bob's Burgers - Season 2 onward (flavour 1 used Adobe Flash)
  • The Bob's Burgers Moving picture
• Brickleberry (seasons two and 3)
• Bro Town
• Caillou - First three seasons were traditionally blithe with digital ink and paint by SMEC Media in Taiwan before production was moved to Clockwork Zoo in South Africa. Season four was animated using Adobe Flash, but Flavour 5 switched to Harmony .
• Army camp Lakebottom
• Cats Don't Dance
• Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs (2017)
• Corn & Peg
• Cupcake & Dino: General Services
• The Cuphead Show!
• Curious George
• Danger Mouse (2015 reboot)
• The Day My Butt Went Psycho!
• Detentionaire
• Di-Gata Defenders
• Dragon Hunters
• DuckTales (2017)
• Empress Chung
• Esme & Roy
• Ever Later on High
• F is for Family
• Family Guy (season 8 onwards; seasons ane-vii were traditionally animated with digital ink-and-paint)
• Fangbone!
• Fatherhood
• Burn Brawl (2005 film)
• Flag
• Funky Cops
• Future-Worm!
• Galactik Football
• Gerald McBoing-Boing (the 2005 series)
• Geronimo Stilton (the animated series based on the volume)
• Get a Horse!
• Grossology
• The Ghost and Molly McGee
• HarmonQuest
• Hilda
• Hotel Transylvania: The Series
• How to Hook Up Your Home Theater
• Within Job (2021)
• Jorel's Blood brother
• Jimmy 2-Shoes - Flavour 1 simply. Switched to Adobe Wink in Season two.
• JoJo's Bizarre Gamble (2012 series onward)
• Child Cosmic
• King of the Hill (season 13 simply; seasons ane-vii used traditional cel animation, and seasons 8-12 were mitt-drawn with digital ink-and-paint)
• Klaus
• Kung Foot
• Legends of Chamberlain Heights
• The Legend Of Ponnivala Death And The Queen
• Lemmings (curt film)
• Lifeboat Luke
• The Lion Baby-sit
• The Lion King II: Simba'south Pride
• Little Amadeus
• LoliRock
• Looney Tunes Cartoons
• The Loud House (Seasons 1-iii)
  • The Casagrandes
• Mickey Mouse (2013): The championship cards even says it's "in Harmonic Mercurivision"
• Mike Tyson Mysteries
• Mixels - Season 1 and the Flavour 2 episode "Mixel Moon Madness", switched to Adobe Flash in the next episode onward.
• My Life Me
• My Little Pony: The Movie (2017)
• Mysticons
• Nature Cat
• Neighbors from Hell
• O Jii San No Lamp
• Ollie's Pack
• Overlord (2012) (Seasons two & iii)
• The Owl House (merely the episodes that were animated by Sugarcube ^list "I Was a Teenage Abomination", "Covention", "Something Ventured, Someone Framed", "Adventures in the Elements", "The First Day", "Really Small Problems", "Understanding Willow", "Fly Information technology Like Witches", "Young Claret, Old Souls", "Dissever Tides", "Echoes of the Past", "Keeping Upward A-fearfulness-ances", "Hunting Palismen", "Eda's Requiem", "Knock, Knock, Knockin' on Hooty's Door", "Eclipse Lake"; the residue of the series is hand-drawn with digital ink-and-paint)
• Phineas and Ferb The Movie: Candace Confronting the Universe (just the parts outsourced to Snipple Animation; the remainder of the moving picture is traditionally animated with digital ink and paint, much similar the main series)
• Pickle and Peanut
• Pokémon: The Series (specific scenes for XY, full series for Dominicus & Moon)
  • Pokémon Generations
• The Powerpuff Girls Picture show
• The Princess and the Frog - Uses frame by frame blitheness shots through the program rather than tweening.
• The Proud Family (only the content for the serial provided by Liquid Blitheness ^List the show's opening sequence; "Tiger Whisperer", "Don't Get out Home Without it", "I Love You lot, Penny Proud", "Romeo Must Wed", "Hero for Halloween", "Hooray For Iesha", "Camping Trip", "Crouching Trudy, Hidden Penny", "The Camp, The Counselor, The Mole, And The Rock", "Wedding Bell Blues", "SmackMania 6: Mongo Vs. Mama'due south Boy", "Suga Mama'due south Believers", and "She Drives Me Crazy"; the residual of the series was traditionally blithe with digital ink-and-paint)
• Recess: School'southward Out
• Rescue Heroes - Seasons ii and three only.
• Return to Never Country
• Rick and Morty
• Robotboy
• Robot Chicken
• Scarlet Gloom
• Santapprentice
• The Hugger-mugger of Kells
• The Simpsons (flavor 19 onwards; most of the episodes from the first 13 seasons and the beginning one-half of season 14 ^note "Simpsons Roasting On An Open Fire"-"Helter Shelter" used traditional cel animation, and "Radioactive Man", "Tennis the Menace", "Treehouse of Horror XIII", and all the episodes from the second one-half of flavor 14 ^notation more specifically, beginning with "The Great Louse Detective" until season 18 were traditionally animated with digital ink-and-paint)
  • The Simpsons Film
• Solar Opposites
• Southward Park
• Space Hip Hop Duck
• Spliced
• SpongeBob SquarePants (seasons five-8 from "Pest of the West" to "Yeti Krabs"; flavor 1 was done with traditional cel animation, and seasons ii-5a and Flavour 9b-nowadays are traditionally animated and digitally inked and painted)
• Star vs. the Forces of Evil (except for the episodes that were animated by Rough Draft Korea ^List "Blood Moon Ball" (which was really simply partially blithe by them, as they co-animated the episode with Toon City, who animated their portions of the episode in Toon Boom, and the difference in animation is definitely noticeable), "My New Wand!/Ludo in the Wild", "Mr. Candle Cares/Crimson Chugalug", "Star on Wheels", "Starstruck/Camping Trip", "By the Volume", "Game of Flags/Girls' Day Out", "Friendenemies", "Hungry Larry/Spider With a Top Chapeau", "Into the Wand", "Bon Bon the Birthday Clown", "Babe/Running with Scissors", "Crystal Clear/The Hard Mode", "Collateral Damage/Just Friends", "Starcrushed", "Render to Mewni/Moon the Undaunted", "Toffee", "Club Snubbed/Stranger Danger", "Lint Catcher/Trial past Squire", "Sweet Dreams/Lava Lake Beach", "Dark Life/Deep Dive", "Monster Bash", "Stump Day/Holiday Spellcial", "Butterfly Trap/Ludo, Where Fine art Thou?", "Skooled!/Booth Buddies", "Divide", "Conquer", "Butterfly Follies", "Moon Remembers/Swim Suit", "Yada Yada Berries/Down past the River", "Out of Business/Kelly's Globe", "Princess Quasar Caterpillar and the Magic Bell/Ghost of Butterfly Castle", "The Knight Shift/Queen-Napped", "A Boy and His DC-700XE/The Monster and the Queen", "Doop-Doop/Britta's Tacos", "Sad Teen Hotline/Jannanigans", "The Right Fashion/Here to Help", "Broken", which are hand-fatigued with digital ink and pigment)
• Tokyo Ghoul:re
• Total Drama and its spinoff, The Ridonculous Race
• Tom
• Transformers: Prime number
• Transformers: Rescue Bots (only for the first season)
• The Triplets and Gaudi
• The Triplets of Belleville
• TRON: Uprising
• Van Helsing: The London Assignment
• Voltron: Legendary Defender
• Wander over Yonder
• Wayside - Season 1 only. Switched to Adobe Flash in Season ii.
• Weird Years
• Wild Kratts
• Winnie the Pooh (2011) - Uses frame by frame animation shots through the plan rather than tweening.
• Wishfart
• Yvon of the Yukon
• The ZhuZhus
• Zig & Sharko
• Zombie Hotel

Series/moving picture that are storyboarded but non animated with this program

• The Astonishing World of Gumball ^annotation The crew actually wanted to switch to this program, but didn't because it would be too dificult to remake the entire asset library.
• Futurama
• Hannibal
• Knights of Sidonia
• Steven Universe
• Uncle Granddaddy

Serial/films that used Cambridge Animation Systems' Animo:

• Ace Ventura: Pet Detective (the animated series)
• The Adventures of Captain Pugwash
• Ah My Buddha
• Anatole
• The Animals of Farthing Wood (1995)
• Ben Hur (the 2003 animated version)
• Birdz
• Bob and Margaret
• The Cartoon Drawing Bear witness ("Johnny Bravo" and "Lucky Lydia" shorts)
• Clone High
• Corduroy - The 2000 blithe series based on the book
• The Balk Twins
• Elliot Moose
• Enchanted (second sequences)
• Fairy Tale Law Department
• Fantomcat
• Flipper and Lopaka
• The Foxbusters
• Franklin
• Fred Bounder
• George and Martha
• George Shrinks
• Grizzly Tales for Gruesome Kids
• Gurin With The Foxtail
• House Of Stone
• The Fe Giant
• Joseph: King of Dreams
• Impale Bill: Vol. i (anime sequence)
• Kim Possible (along with Toon Boom/USAnimation)
• The Rex and I
• Kung Fu Panda (second sequences; along with Adobe After Furnishings)
• The Lampies
• The Last Polar Bears
• Li'l Elvis Jones and the Truckstoppers
• Footling Bear
• Petty Ghosts
• Looney Tunes: Back in Action
• Maggie and the Ferocious Beast
• Marvin the Tap-Dancing Horse
• Metalheads
• Microscopic Milton
• Ned'south Newt
• Noah'south Island
• Osmosis Jones
• Pettson and Findus
• Pippi Longstocking - The 1997 animated picture and series
• Pond Life
• Pongwiffy
• Prelude To Eden
• The Prince of Egypt
• Quest for Camelot
• Rave Master
• Read or Die
• Redwall - The blithe series based on the books
• The Route to El Dorado
• Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Movie
• The Rugrats Movie
  • Rugrats in Paris
• Rupert (Season iv onward)
• Sam & Max: Freelance Police
• The Secret World of Benjamin Behave
• Seven Petty Monsters
• Simoun
• Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas
• Skippy: Adventures in Bushtown
• Space Jam
• Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron
• Spot the Dog (Spot's Magical Christmas onward)
• Stellaluna - The direct-to-video moving-picture show based on the book
• Stickin' Around (Seasons 1 and three)
• Tabaluga
• Tales from the Catacomb ("The Third Grunter" episode)
• Timon & Pumbaa ("Stand past Me" episode)
• Timothy Goes to School
• Bicycle Squad
• Wiggly Park
• You lot're Nether Arrest! (Full Throttle flavour)

List of Web Animation that have used/currently using this program:

• Bad Days (forth with its main software TVPaint)
• Fanboy Rampage for Mondo Media (along with its main software TVPaint)
• Stock-still Fairy Tales and Munchkin Music for HISHE Kids (along with their main software TVPaint)
• The 7 Sinisters.
• The LeBrons - Season 1 only. The next 2 seasons are CGI.
• Leisure Time (The Original Pilot)
• Ralph Kard (forth with its principal software TVPaint)

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