Sea of Love

[Spearthrower]

If you have Netflix and are approximately 4 years old mentally, you might enjoy the new Netflix pre-school show I helped develop.

https://about.netflix.com/en/news/sea-of-love

[Animavore]

It has a really nice and distinct style.

As someone who often dreams of losing teeth and suffers from being ticklish episode 2 was quite nightmarish for me.

I'm sure kids will love it.

[Spearthrower]

[quote="Animavore";p="2787709"]As someone who often dreams of losing teeth and suffers from being ticklish episode 2 was quite nightmarish for me.[/quote]

You know... we went far out of our ways to make sure that nothing is scary in the whole season - I thought the ticklish reef was brilliant as an obstacle without being scary.... but you've made me realize, we've probably just found a whole new way to torment a generation of children!

[mindhack]

It looks lovely. It reminds me a bit of Puffin Rock. My oldest one loved watching that.

[mindhack]

My youngest son of two really enjoys the series at the moment. His favorite episode seems to be S1 E7 “Wayu and the Coral”. If given the chance he’ll choose that one.

May I ask, Spearthrower, what your contribution to the series entails? I’m curious.

[Spearthrower]

What I am credited for, I didn't really do! But I am not credited for what I actually did!

Mainly, I took the ideas of the creators (who are artists) and turned that into words, specifically words that made a series bible setting up the show's premise and how it all works, and a pitch bible clear and compelling enough to get investment. I would be something like a creative producer or showrunner if I were credited properly.

I'll tell the creators which one he liked: they love hearing things like that!