The first stage comprises creating a visual form and defining the character design for the story. It’s followed by storyboarding, where the story is detailed out frame by frame. Post storyboarding, the individual panels are edited together along with dialogue, music and sound effects to see the entire flow of a movie in a process known as animatics. It is the most important stage of the entire 3-stage process, which helps to conceive and design the film

Production begins with modelling or creating Computer Generated (CG) backgrounds, characters, and props for the characters designed in pre-production. These 3D models are then sent for texturing, where they are given another layer of authenticity by adding accessories and backgrounds. The next step involves rigging, where bone structures are added, connected to customised controls. Then the animation of these characters is done, based on the requirement of the scene. These pieces are then given lighting for that authentic look and feel. Finally, each shot is rendered to create the final output.

The final stage involves compositing and editing. This brings together all the rendered elements from the previous stage and compiles them to form a single image sequence. It also adds post-processing effects that enhance the overall look and feel. After this process, sound effects are added to give the film another layer and more depth. The background music, soundtracks, and voice-overs bring the film to life. Finally, the shots are compiled and edited in seamless sync.