“Little Hood of All Colors” is an animated series made using the 2D Digital animation technique, in a format of 13 episodes of 7 minutes each. The series is an adaptation of the literary work Little Yellow Hood, which has as its central theme the overcoming of childhood fears through everyday rites of passage. In the book written by Chico Buarque and illustrated by Ziraldo, Little Yellow Hood overcomes her fears without the help of a guide, adult or magical entity; she overcomes her fears alone, maturing while playing with the formal structure of words. Following this narrative structure, the original vision of the series consists of presenting a new color for the little hood and a new rite in each episode.
The series is currently available on the streaming platforms Amazon Prime, Play Kids, NET NOW, GVT NOW, Lookie and on the official ANIMAFLIX channel on YouTube, with over 7 (seven) million views
Concept
The unifying concept of the series is the presentation of various rites of passage – the obligations and dramas experienced by children – the fears and challenges, bringing in a theatrical and lyrical way, a moral sense that motivates self-control, self-esteem and the consequent maturation of these children, with each episode, with a different theme. The series then deals with the confrontation of childhood fears (the aforementioned rites of passage), in a series of incarnations of the shadow that transforms into a wolf; In the personification of childhood in the form of the girl/main character, through the light of reason (maturing) in the form of the process of the word and the image that has a corresponding symbolic color and culminates with the eradication of fear, transformed into fun (the cake).
Visual Conception
Artistically, the series is a journey through the childhood imagination of renowned artist Ziraldo, materialized in the form of animations of his characters and settings. The characteristic visual style of his comic book and children's book characters comes to life in this animated series. In the books, his characters suggest a strong dynamic of movement, and this is a great opportunity to see them actually moving. Ziraldo's art uses a lot of watercolor painting and colored pencil outlines. The settings in the series take advantage of this visual appeal. All the settings are hand-painted, finished with pencil and photographed to then compose the scene with the digital character. In the moments when we delve into Little Hood's thoughts, we find an aesthetic that is completely different from the rest of the episode. Since this is Little Hood imagination, we adopted a Paper Theater aesthetic. All the elements that appear on stage are cardboard cutouts and interact with Little Hood in a mechanical way, like in a theater performance, with strings and gadgets.
Personagens
Little Hood is the central character in the series. Her mood determines the color of the hat she will wear, and the color of the hat represents a rite of passage that she will overcome. She has no fears, but she does feel afraid when she has to face a new situation. She always faces her fear alone and realizes that it wasn't a bad situation after all.
The Wolf is the personification of that inner voice that always sees situations in a bad light, putting even more fear into us. He gains strength and appears whenever Little Hood is faced with a situation that causes her fear. Every episode he dresses up as a character in a ridiculous way to talk to Little Hood and fill her with fear. When Little Hood faces and overcomes her fears, the Wolf becomes her shadow again.
Exhibitions
TV Cultura – 2018
TV GULLI – 2020
Episode “The Dark” selected for festivals
Baixada Animada 2018
Constantine’s Gold Coin Festival – 2018
17ª Mostra de Cinema Infantil de Florianópolis – 2018
Art All Night Trenton (EUA)
6th Annual Film Festival (Costa Rica) – 2018
Director
Camila Kauling & Paolo Conti
Script Supervisor
Ziraldo
Screenwriter
Walter Plitt Quintin
Executive Producer
Joana Bocchini
Producer Company
Producer
Policarpo Graciano
Production Supervisor
Thales Eduardo Macedo
Art
Concept Art
Paolo Conti
Art Supervisor
Ziraldo
Characters and Props
Morgana Hoefel
Additional Arts
Pamella Araújo
Scenic Arts
Concept Art
Paolo Conti
Final Artist
Bruna Korb Lamin
Maria Melo
Artistic Painter
Walter Plitt Quintin
Animation
Animation Director
Paolo Conti
Rigs
Francisco Sedrez Warmling
Pamella Araújo
Morgana Hoefel
Animação Principal
Pamella Araújo
Francisco Sedrez Warmling
Thales Eduardo Macedo
Animation Effects
Juan Carlos Viríssimo
Additional Animation
Bruna Korb Lamin
Maria Melo
Post Production Supervisor
Thales Eduardo Macedo
Post Producers
Juan Carlos Viríssimo
Maria Melo
Thales Eduardo Macedo
Audio
Audio Director
Estúdio Urbano Soluções em Áudio
Sound Design and Mixing
Jean Gengnagel
Composition
Chico Buarque
Edu Lobo
Francis Hime
Additional Arrangements and Compositions
Cicero Bordignon
Mateus Mira
Music Production
Estudio Urbano e Mateus Mira
Arranging instrumentalists
Larissa Galvão
Pedro Loch
Rafael Meksenas
Opening Theme
Music & Lyric
Cicero Bordignon
Music
“Abertura do circo” – Chico Buarque e Edu Lobo
“Mambembe” – Chico Buarque
“Meu caro amigo” – Chico Buarque e Francis Hime
“Na carreira” – Chico Buarque e Edu Lobo
“O meu guri” – Chico Buarque
“O que será” – Chico Buarque
“Vai passar” – Chico Buarque e Francis Hime
Voices
Chapeuzinho – Isadora Sánchez
Lobo – Paolo Conti
Audio Description
Policarpo Graciano
Closed Caption
Animaking
Sign Language Interpreters
Elenice Gochinshi
Juliana Guimarães
Patrícia Amaral
Support
Sapiens Parque
Cast
Chapeuzinho – Isadora Sánchez
Lobo – Paolo Conti
Mãe – Camila Kauling
Pai – Laury Erno Von Muhlen
Dentista – Cicero Bordignon
Professora – Raquel Stüpp
Enfermeira – Raquel Stüpp
Amiga – Joana Costa Garbinatto
Zeca – Enzo Zanatta de Souza
Pedrinho Heitor Oliveira Monteiro
English 
Portuguese