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This document describes an animated series about a family of beans. It introduces the main characters which are different types of beans - Lana and Leo jelly bean siblings, their parents Tracy and Phil bean, and mentions the family lives in a village with other bean characters. Each episode would focus on everyday adventures of the bean family and lessons the main character Lana learns to appeal to children viewers. Ten potential episode ideas are listed covering events like birthdays, school, trips to the zoo, and welcoming a new kitten.
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- 3. 3 ? Name: Lana Jelly Bean Identity: Cheeky daughter in a family of beans Age: 6, one year older than her brother Family: Daddy bean, Mummy bean, brother (Leo) bean Allergies: Custard? Catchphrases: "long bean" "cool beans"?
- 4. Name: Leo Jelly Bean Identity: Cheeky daughter in a family of beans Age: 6, one year older than her brother Family: Daddy bean, Mummy bean, sister (Lana) bean Allergies: Jam? Catchphrases: "cool beans"? 4 ?
- 5. Name: Tracy and Phil Bean Identity: Lovely friendly parents Age: mum- 39 and a ? dad-46 Family: Lana and Leo their children ? 5 ?
- 6. My animation is a series about a family of beans. All the different characters are different types of beans. My film is for younger children hens the simple idea.?In each episode the bean?family and friends around the village they all live in go on different adventures and do different things. For example, in one episode the family goes out to the beach on a nice day and the episode is about their adventure or a episode about the children beans going to school and what they get up too. I have?decide to make the episodes relate to children these days so they get interested more and have things to think about.?My main?character?develops throughout the series by learning different lessons in each episode, this makes it interesting for the audience also gives off a good impression to the children watching it.? ? 6 ?
- 7. ? ?? 1. Lana's birthday ?? 2. Lana's first day at big school ?? 3. Going to the zoo ?? 4. Ballet show ?? 5. Lana's little brothers football?tournament? ?? 6. Daddy bean's birthday ?? 7. Shopping trip out ?? 8. Going to the beach ?? 9. Mummy bean goes to hospital? ?? 10. Lana gets a kitten 7 ?