Mopsy (Wubbzy Project)

Mopsy is a Fun and Energetic Child. She likes to hang out with her friends and do some fun things. However she can sound overwhelmed at sometimes when her tail is lost and something happens to her, but overall, she’s a really good person.

If recording your lines, please make sure that your microphone is clean and to not have any background noise or any interruptions during it.

Flopsy is a self proclaimed engineer. She knows how to build and invent stuff, but sometimes it goes out of control. She is a very talented person as she tries her hardest to make the perfect inventions.

If recording your lines, please make sure that your microphone is clean and to not have any background noise or any interruptions during it.

The show is looking for animators for the show to make the characters look alive. The style of animation should be traditional, but should be done on a computer, along with the style looking similar to Bob Boyle's shows Yin Yang Yo!, and Wow! Wow! Wubbzy!.

When scripts are finished writing, storyboarders will come in next to draw as closely as possible to the script. This is essential as this will be part of the process of making the episode, and will also indicate how the animation of that episode would be done. If you can draw as closely as accurate to the traditional computer art style that the show is going towards, then this role is for you.

One of the first parts of making an episode is writing a script. You will be writing to show how you want the episode to be done, which will also indicate how the storyboarding and animating will be done later on, making this role important. You are required to write down 7 minutes of each episode (sometimes shorter/longer, depending on the request of the creator). On top of that, you will have to pay attention closely on the personalities of each character, and some episodes will have lessons for the audience. It will also be similar to how the OG series Wow! Wow! Wubbzy! is written, so while not required to understand every aspect of the series, it is encouraged for script writing.

Want to do something important to the show without doing any writing, drawing, or animating? Making music is the best option. Composing music will be essential to make the show feel active and make it appealing for the audience. This includes music cues, background music, etc. If you are a fan of making music, then this is the role for you.

Sound Designer(s) will have an important part of the show's audio for each episode, as they are needed to add sound effects. The sound effects will be similar than to the ones used in Wow! Wow! Wubbzy! So if you are a fan of doing SFXs, then this role is for you.

Audio editor(s) will play a big factor into episodes. Audio Editors will have the responsibility of mixing all voices, music, and SFXs into one, and making sure that each timing is perfect, along with making sure each set is audible for others to hear to avoid any loud audio from each one (like the music being louder than the voices, the SFXs being louder than the music, etc.)

Character Artist(s) will play a role into drawing the characters for the show, which will be used for future episodes, and has to look the best you can make it, as it will be the design the character will be for the entire show. If you are good at drawing characters, then this is for you.

Similar to character artist(s), background artist(s) will play a role into drawing the backgrounds for the show, which will be used for future episodes, and has to look the best you can make it. Backgrounds represents the environment of where the scene is happening at, and will impact the context of the scene or even the episode. If you are great at making backgrounds, then this is the role for you.