character
Build characters people can still recognize next episode
Digital characters need a few repeatable rules — enough recognition between episodes, without a novel-length biography.
TNT Studio · 17 August 2026
Notes from TNT Studio
Studio notes from TNT Studio on the craft of content: storytelling, short-form format, characters, animation, and the path from idea to a published episode.
productionFrom idea to a published episode is a chain of decisions
How TNT Studio treats digital production: lock the format, make the episode, package it, then put it on the channel.
TNT Studio · 17 August 2026
distributionMulti-platform publishing means versions, not a single dump
How TNT Studio thinks about distribution: metadata, episode versions, and a release order — not a promise to cover every country.
TNT Studio · 17 August 2026
short-formA short is not a rushed trim of a long video
Shorts need a complete situation, a recognizable character, and their own pace — not a middle chunk lifted from a longer cut.
TNT Studio · 17 August 2026
animationStop-motion and animation on a phone have to read
Why stop-motion and animation for digital content should serve viewing pace, not a desire to show off technique.
TNT Studio · 17 August 2026
storytellingStorytelling for digital entertainment has to survive the next episode
Why a sharp idea is not yet a content brand, and why digital entertainment needs a format that can run on a phone.
TNT Studio · 17 August 2026