Conceptualization: This is where ideas and concepts are developed, laying the foundation for the animation. Storyboards and concept art are created to visualize the narrative and characters. Animatic: The animatic serves as a blueprint for the animation, combining storyboards, sound, and rough timing to create a rough draft of the final sequence, helping to refine the storytelling and pacing. Modeling: In this stage, 3D models of characters, objects, and environments are created using specialized software, bringing the visual elements to life and adding depth to the animation. Rigging: Rigging involves adding a digital skeleton to the 3D models, enabling them to be articulated and animated. This process allows for realistic movement and expression of the characters. Animation: Here, the characters and objects are animated, giving them life and personality. Through keyframe animation or motion capture, movements, expressions, and interactions are carefully crafted to convey the desired story and emotions. Sound Effects: Sound effects play a crucial role in enhancing the animation. Foley artists create and record various sounds, from footsteps to environmental elements, adding depth and realism to the visuals. Rendering: The animation is rendered, which involves processing the 3D scenes and generating the final images or frames. This step requires powerful hardware and software to handle the complex calculations and produce high-quality visuals. Post Production: In the final stage, the rendered frames are combined with additional elements, such as visual effects, color grading, and compositing. This ensures a seamless and polished final product ready for distribution and viewing