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Question 1: What's the difference between 2D and 3D animation?

– 2D animation relies on images drawn in two dimensions and animated frame by frame to create movement. It’s often used for cartoons, commercials, or instructional videos.

– 3D animation, on the other hand, uses three-dimensional models created in specialized software. It offers greater depth and realism, and is commonly used in films, video games, and high-end advertising.

An indie animated studio is basically a regular animated studio, just independent! We fund everything ourselves, having sole ownership of our studio and its properties. Sometimes we work with third-party investors but at its core, we call the shots.

Mahou shoujo (or magical girl) is a Japanese fantasy subgenre of anime, manga, and other media centered on young girls who possess magical abilities. Have you seen Sailor Moon, Cardcaptor Sakura, Pretty Cure, Madoka Magica, or Tokyo Mew Mew? Basically that.

The founder of our studio grew up watching anime from a young age, with shows like Pokemon, Yu-Gi-Oh, InuYasha, Sailor Moon and Dragonball Z powering her influence. Anime was a time she and her mother could sit down and enjoy something together. The debut of ‘Avatar: The Last Airbender’ sparked in her the dream to create her own IP, made in the same style, clarity and world-building as that show. Prosperity Studios follows her vision of creating American shows in the style of Japanese anime.

Although mahou shoujo is amazing, one thing we noticed is that it rarely features black characters. And even if they were present, they would be placed in the narrative as the side character, friend, villain, or background character. We sought to create an opening in that niche, introducing our own individual that can easily fit into the mold of that genre without disturbing what makes it great.

We want to prove to not only Hollywood executives, those that look down on animation and ourselves that animation (whether 2D, 3D, stop motion, claymation or any other form) is not an afterthought. It is not a “kiddie form of media”. It is a viable medium that deserves to win as many Oscars and Emmys as the next black and white Oscar-bait film being released.

We would kindly ask that you don’t. Not only because we can’t verify them thoroughly, but there is a process in analyzing potential IPs. If you would like to submit your materials, please go to our CONNECT WITH US page.

Yes please! We absolutely love to see how creative and talented our fanbase is. You can email us at prosperitystudiosoff@gmail.com or tag us on your social media account. We’ll give you a shout-out.

At the moment, no. But there will come a time where we have a PO box open to receive fan gifts.

Absolutely! You can give us a one-time donation over on Ko-Fi, apply for membership on our Patreon, or wait to help us crowdfund on Kickstarter. There will be amazing tiers and prizes you can win once the campaign is launched. Thank you for your continued support!

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Jocelyn Evans

Producer

Jocy is an ambitious producer and screenwriter from Adelaide, South Australia, who has gained experience from working on Australian television productions, writing and producing live comedy shows for festivals including the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, and working on Hollywood feature films.

Her first experience working in the animation world was in 2022 where she was an animation production co-ordinator for Piece by Piece (2024), a LEGO movie about the life and career of the hip-hop artist and producer Pharrell Williams, which was directed by Academy Award-winning documentarian, Morgan Neville. Most recently she has helped produce VFX at Rising Sun Pictures in Adelaide where she helped deliver work for Netflix’s Happy Gilmore 2 (2025) and the upcoming Mortal Kombat II (2026).

Jocy is driven to help tell stories that make people feel less alone, loves to make everything pink, and will never miss an opportunity to pat a friendly dog.

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Leonardo Cohen

Producer/Video Editor

Leonardo Cohen is a Mexican producer and visual storyteller with a background in audiovisual production and marketing. With hands-on experience across various short films, music videos, and TV sets he has developed strong skills in production design, direction, and coordination.

He has also produced and directed independent projects showcased at festivals and delivered client work across Canada and Mexico. He is currently based in Burnaby, B.C., and brings a bout of creativity, discipline, and cross-functional production knowledge to every project he joins.

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Nick Mahoney

Producer/Video Editor

Nick is a technical artist by day, producer by night – here to help push and shape “PARAGONS OF XITHEA” to be the best it can be. Graduating with a 3D Technical Arts and Animation degree from the University of Texas at Dallas in 2024, Nick has since worked as a 3D rigging artist on countless short films and indie games.

He is most known for his production and behind-the-scenes experience on “Jazz Man”, “Phantom Fun Arcade”, and the fan-remake movie, “The SpongeBob Movie Rehydrated”. When not rotting on a computer, Nick loves hiking, cooking, and trying new cafes/restaurants.

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Daniel Murillo

Associate Producer

A current student at California State University, Daniel is already a powerhouse in the indie animation scene. While going for his BFA in Entertainment Art/ Animation and an MFA, Daniel is already the founder of Daniel Animations LLC, working with a dedicated team of animators and musicians to create the pilot episode of his first show, “Phantom Fun Arcade”.

With Andres Issac Alvarez’s blessing, he has already ventured out into the world, striving to connect with other creatives and help the indie animation scene grow. By joining “PARAGONS OF XITHEA” as an Associate Producer, he hopes to take it and Prosperity Studios to new heights.

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Elizabeth Ababio

Founder / Director / Showrunner

From the young age of four, Elizabeth has always had a strong love for film and television.

Self-publishing her own novel at the age of 16, Elizabeth went on to study 2D Animation at the Art Institute of Vancouver before switching majors to Film and TV Screenwriting and Directing at Langara College.

During school she directed Detective Ultra, a 3 minute short film that ended up being selected for the Whistler Film Festival’s Student Film section. She then began working in the film industry, very recently making the Top 5 finalists for the 20th anniversary of the Mighty Asian Moviemaking Marathon under the Vancouver Asian Film Festival, beating out of 200+ applicants and directing a vertical film series for it.

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Elizabeth Ababio

Margaret (Maggie) Opoku

Having performed in live theatre shows and plays since she was 8 years old, Elizabeth was more than happy to take on the role of Maggie Opoku. As well as a director and screenwriter, Elizabeth is also an actress, working in the live action industry in both principal and background roles. Recently she starred in Shakespeare Sings, an original musical based around Shakespeare’s most popular stageplays at the 41st Vancouver Fringe Festival. Now she is ready to take on the world of voice acting!

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