Creature Comforts DVD

 Creature comforts was first seen as a British comedy animated short film. They used real life conversations from different people. They intended to find people who were foreign and living in Britain, or people who had problems about anything. The creature comforts team made these conversations 100 times for humorous just by syncing the voices with animated characters that they made.

 Created by: Nick Park and Aardman Animations
Creative director:Nick Fordham
Art Directors: Phil Rylance and Newy Brothwell
Writers: Paul Cardwell and Kim Durdant - Hollamby
Director: Richard 'Golly'
Script editor: Toby
Producing manager: Gareth Owen
Producer: Julie Lockheart
Character design: Michael Salter
Voice Breakdown: Nick Upton
Animators: Jo Fenton, Dug Coulder, Claire billett and Terry Brain.


They make the scenes as small as they can because they cant use plasticine to create a scenery which is up to human scale. They use plasticine because it is easy to use and they can show a lot of different expressions and emotions. Also the producer mentioning that eyebrow movements are important, and using squash and stretch.
The sculptors make different expressions for one character so they can simply take off the mouth of a character and change it to a different expression. They had made 150 speaking characters and more background characters and this is quite a big achievement for one program.