Scooby Doo and the Monster of Mexico

[billsqueak]

I just purchased this Scooby Doo full length animated movie. (Scooby Doo and the Monster of Mexico) I enjoy hearing the original voices united in this one and seemingly the effort of the studio crew to re-create much of the feeling of the original season with the cast and story line and humor.

I'm a die in the wool fan of US animated cartoons: that is, in house, from start to finish: character design, story boards and complete animation vs. shipping overseas for the animation. I know others will disagree and I do like the vivid colors of this particular movie.

Question: does anybody know where this movie was animated? Overseas? and where? Were the character designs done in the US while the in-between animation done by Warner Brothers in an overseas studio? I'm curious because I would venture to guess that the work was done outside of the USA. My basic question: why is most if not all animation shipped overseas? Does it merely come down to cheaper labor?

Sincerely curious,

Bill

[Philmister978]

I just purchased this Scooby Doo full length animated movie. (Scooby Doo and the Monster of Mexico) I enjoy hearing the original voices united in this one and seemingly the effort of the studio crew to re-create much of the feeling of the original season with the cast and story line and humor.

I'm a die in the wool fan of US animated cartoons: that is, in house, from start to finish: character design, story boards and complete animation vs. shipping overseas for the animation. I know others will disagree and I do like the vivid colors of this particular movie.

Question: does anybody know where this movie was animated? Overseas? and where? Were the character designs done in the US while the in-between animation done by Warner Brothers in an overseas studio? I'm curious because I would venture to guess that the work was done outside of the USA. My basic question: why is most if not all animation shipped overseas? Does it merely come down to cheaper labor?

Sincerely curious,

Bill

Like basically every single thing you can find in the US (Cars, toys, food, etc.), this was made overseas

In China actually. By Wang Film Productions, Taiwan.