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Magazine Article
ARCTIC BLAST
2016
Overview
The Arctic is home to an abundance of living creatures: polar bears, walruses, narwhals, beluga whales, reindeer, caribou, lemmings, and more. However, it is not a place for humans. At least that is the opinion of Norm, a polar bear of many words, especially on the subject of tourists invading his home in the Arctic. Norm is produced by Splash Entertainment, in partnership with Assemblage Entertainment, and distributed by Lionsgate. At a feature animation studio such as Disney or DreamWorks, for instance, storyboarding starts with a scratch track, a sound recording used as a temporary placeholder until the animatic is locked down for the voice actors. Norm contains a wide assortment of environments and backdrops, including various locations in the Arctic (Pride Ice, Grandpa's land, and the shore, to name a few) and in New York City (such as Times Square, Greene Square, the warehouse, Mr. Greene's building, various streets, and more).
