Whenever someone asks me I should do an actual TV show, I would absolutely love to make one.
You know those shows where they would showcase live performances or have a show where they showcase variety of different shorts?
I want to do that type of stuff.
That's like what the Bugs Bunny show mostly does. They would have new animated scenes here and there and would show you a theatrical short from their library.
Mainly, having a show with different created characters and longer form of story-telling doesn't fit well for me.
Having complexity and deeper character development ruins the original feel to my artwork.
🎶 THEME SONG 🎵
Mostly every show has a theme song, unless every show should have some sort of opening.
My idea for my theme song to this show is to have a jazzy, upbeat tone to it.
Some instruments include saxaphone, drums, and flute would be nice. 🎷
The first 5 seconds will have some sorta broadcasting company as the presentation.
And in the ending, the announcer says, "It's The Artmania Show!"
"Filled with music, comedy and stories!"
During the intro, my 3 main characters would rush through and have their names shown in italics.
FIRST 5 MINUTES AND GUESTS
What's important to a show, is introducing the characters. The pilot is just straightforward. But I want it to be at least interesting somehow.
Usually after the theme song, there will be a curtain and my 3 boys will say their names like this.
Phillips- Hiya, welcome to the show, I'm Phillips
Szac - I'm Szac.
Dredd - And Dredd is my name, absolutely!
One of the 3 men will talk about what they will show for us, either it would be a high-spirited musical number, short film or introducing new and interesting characters.
I already came up with some already.
John Softmore - A young fella who comes by and meets with the gang on stage after his day at high school. He showcases what he learned in one of his classes.
The Ninja Brothers - A spoof of The Nicholas Brothers, these two martial art masters show us their amazing trained skills to the audience.
Jeff Pinley - He's described as one of the best modern entertainers in the Artmania world. He's a piano master player, and sings alot of classic and funny songs.
Hotti Jyotti - An island bird who can shape-shift into anything he wants. Kinda almost like Aladdin's Genie, and acts like The Aracuan Bird.
Usually these segments last for about 3-5 minutes long. There usually as long as live performances are. Usually some reality shows they would have guest stars perform their usual stuff and I think that's awesome.
Now let me get into the 3 men in charge of the show.
I don't only want these characters to be talking and doing wacky, fun stuff on the screen. I want them to be lively just like real people.
Cartoon characters tend to be fictional and not always human. I want my artmania characters to have more personality and feel less goofy and unconnected.
FASHION CHOICES
I wanted my characters to wear those fine suits people wore back in the 50s-60s.
WHAT'S NEXT?
I have one additional thing I'll mention with this ideal show.
Each episode will probably be about 30 minutes long. It will air at evenings and will have custom commercials like the 3 mania men promoting a cereal or something.
This show will also have special features to it like having my favorite songs as my interest in art and entertainment.
I'm a fan of big band, and swing music, mostly stuff from the 40s.
I'm all for the classics. Heck I have a few songs you can freely listen to right now on this blog.
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Hopefully you found those songs to be really energetic and fun to listen to!
Not only does animation feel fun and appealing but music just has a sense to feel even happier.
The 40s was simply the best time in music history. Nowadays and even in the past, music always seemed to be an interesting experience, nothing too special but had personality.
What was so special to me about music from the 40s was how revolutionary and free you could be with it, not only that but the sound quality was also at it's most attractive.
I can understand why people enjoy the newer stuff more than the old, but I don't quite think it's as in your face as the 40s.
I grew up with such shows as Jack's Big Music Show, The Backyardigans and Yo Gabba Gabba and they all had a fair share of music relation.
I guess that's why this decade was unbeatable.
You can not go wrong with artists such as Nat King Cole, Glenn Miller, Cab Calloway, Tommy Duncan, Bing Crosby and many others.
I'm actually proven to have great music taste, definitely quite rare in some cases.
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