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Hazards Of Mars
An anarchic 2D animated adventure series for an audience of 7-14 year-olds following the exploits of the Hazard family who leave their life on Earth behind to live on Mars which has become the go-to commuter town for all of the galaxy’s weird and wonderful creatures.
The Hazards are the only human residents on Mars and soon find out that life on the Red Planet is not what they thought it would be. By Mars standards it is the Hazards who are weird but not quite so wonderful. Can the Hazards fit in to their new surroundings and why are they actually there?
Format: 104 x 11 mins
Audience: 7 - 14
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Lugi
A feature length animation set in Neolithic Orkney that follows the adventures of a young boy and his quest to save his civilisation from a cataclysmic disaster. Set in a land steeped in tradition and mysticism, the animated adventure aims to shed light on archeological mysteries that have been unsolved for 5,000 years and will try and answer the question that has puzzled historians for years - why did this advanced civilisation with their impressive stone edifices, which pre-dated Stonehenge and the Pyramids of Egypt, suddenly just disappear from existence.
Format: Feature length
Audience: Family Audience
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Sports Animated
A series of animated anecdotes from the sporting world brought to life through animation. The first episodes in development are entitled ‘At Home With Colin Murray’ where radio host Colin Murray interviews a series of sporting greats and is recalled with interesting tales from their sporting past. ALT have animated episodes involved snooker legend Jimmy White as well as Northern Irish footballing great Keith Gillespie.
The concept is currently being developed to allow the format and creative approach to be adapted for other content, such as anecdotes from the music world. The concept is flexible in that any recording could be brought to life to create a compelling suite of animations that have the potential to work across digital and broadcast platforms.
Format: 90 secs
Audience: Adult
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The Totes
A pencil case full of mathematical instruments come to life in an empty classroom and are able to solve problems and mishaps by working with the items they find in the room and their love of Maths. Aimed at early primary years children the show aims to take some of the fear out of Numeracy and Mathematics for this young audience. The Totes aims to demystify mathematical concepts in a friendly way making Maths more accessible and relatable to the audience.
Format: 52 x 4 mins
Audience: 4 - 7