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Corazoncito — “little heart”

Gentle animated episodes for ages 2–5 — written, voiced, captioned and published for you.

You send an idea. You get back a finished 30–60 second episode with a soft palette, a child-friendly voice, burned-in captions and a thumbnail — already posted to your YouTube, Facebook and Instagram.

An animation studio for little kids' brands · sixteen episodes produced to date · Redmond, WA · working remotely

Pip the rabbit in a softly lit bedroom scene Pip reaching for a coat hook in a preschool cubby Pip waving in a doorway with a backpack Pip standing in front of classroom shelving
  • 16 episodes

    produced, published and archived across a full season

  • 3 platforms

    YouTube, Facebook and Instagram, posted automatically

  • 7 days

    from approved script to finished, published episode

  • Ages 2–5

    calm pacing, simple language, one idea per episode

The work

Real episodes, running live on a real channel

Everything below was made with the same pipeline you'd be buying — original character, original script, original voice. Play them with sound on.

Pip Learns the Magic Word

Saying please · 48 seconds

Pip Packs His Backpack

Getting ready for school · 50 seconds

Pip Says Goodbye

Drop-off nerves · 52 seconds

Short episodes stack into long-form

Six episodes assembled into a single quiet-time compilation with chapter markers and a matching thumbnail. Same characters, same voice, no reshooting. If you already have a library, this is how it earns a second life.

How it works

Four steps, one week, no meetings required

01

You send the idea

A sentence is enough — "a story about sharing at the sand table," or a page from your book. I write the script and send it for approval.

02

Character and scenes

I build a consistent character sheet, then the scenes around it. Your character stays on-model across every future episode.

03

Voice, music, captions

Warm child-style narration, a soft music bed mixed under it, and burned-in captions that survive muted autoplay.

04

Published for you

Delivered as vertical and square files — or posted straight to your YouTube, Facebook and Instagram on a schedule you pick.

What's included

Every episode arrives finished

No project files to assemble, no captions to add later, no thumbnail to design at midnight. The whole chain is handled.

  • Original script — one idea, preschool-length, written to be repeatable at home.
  • Animated scenes — soft palette, slow camera moves, nothing overstimulating.
  • Narration and music bed — mixed and levelled so it plays safely loud on a tablet.
  • Burned-in captions — placed clear of Instagram's bottom overlay.
  • Thumbnail and title — a matching cover plus a search-shaped title and description.
  • 1080×1920 and 1080×1080 — vertical for Reels and Shorts, square for feed.
  • Full commercial rights — the character and the files are yours to use anywhere.

Pricing

Flat rates. No hourly billing.

Half up front, half on delivery. First-time projects can start with a single episode.

Single Episode

$350one 30–60 second episode

  • Script, animation, narration, music
  • Captions, thumbnail, title and description
  • Vertical and square exports
  • Two rounds of revisions
  • Delivered in 7 days
Book one episode
Most chosen

Series of Four

$1,200four episodes · $300 each · save $200

  • Everything in Single Episode, four times
  • Character sheet so the cast stays on-model
  • A themed arc, planned as a set
  • Matching thumbnail family
  • Delivered over three to four weeks
Start a series

Channel Care

$1,800per month · rolling, cancel any time

  • Four new episodes every month
  • Posted for you to YouTube, Facebook, Instagram
  • A publishing calendar you approve once
  • One long-form compilation per quarter
  • Monthly note on what performed and why
Ask about Channel Care

Add-ons

Reels from what you already have — $60 each

Captioned vertical cuts from your existing video or long-form. Minimum five.

Animated book trailer — $500

A 40–60 second trailer using your illustrations or a new on-model character.

Long-form compilation — $250

Four or more of your episodes stitched with chapters and a fresh thumbnail.

Who it's for

People who need kids' video and don't want to film anything

Children's book authors

Your characters already exist on the page. An animated trailer or a short series gives them somewhere to live between launches.

Preschools and early-learning centers

Post something to enrolling families that isn't a phone-shot classroom clip — and that doesn't put a single child's face online.

Pediatric therapy practices

Turn the routines you teach — turn-taking, quiet voices, asking for help — into short episodes parents can actually replay at home.

Kids' product and curriculum brands

Character-led shorts that sell the idea behind the product, without a live-action shoot or a child actor release form.

Tell me the idea. I'll send back a script.

No call needed to start — email a sentence about what you want and I'll reply with a script outline and a fixed price within two business days. If it isn't a fit, I'll say so plainly.

Pip, the studio's own character