iFilm website explores Saba animations

iFilm keeps offering a glimpse into new animations produced by Saba Animation Center.

The new series, 'What Color Am I?', is another creation by Saba's animation team.

Directed and produced by Farrokh Yekdaneh, the series consists of 52 episodes, each lasting 10 minutes.

The primary aim of 'What Color Am I?' is to help children recognize, control, and express their emotions.

By honing these skills, children can develop correct and constructive behaviors when interacting with others, particularly their peers, and can better understand the feedback they receive.

Beyond its entertainment value, the series also imparts educational lessons, using fantasy, exaggeration, humor, various visual creations, music, and children's games to enhance the learning experience.

One of the innovative aspects of this series is its use of movement games, which provide a healthy alternative to computer games.

These activities satisfy children's need for physical movement, teach group competition, and engage all the senses, contributing to their overall physical and emotional development.

In an interview with local media, Yekdaneh discussed the story and character structure of the animation.

He said, “Samin, a 4-year-old hero, faces simple challenges with childish logic, often leading to new emotions. These experiences help him and young viewers learn to express feelings and manage behavior. His sister, friend, parents, favorite doll, and the narrator create engaging and constructive situations for him.”

Through 'What Color Am I?', the Saba Animation Center aims to teach children valuable life skills while delivering enjoyable and educational content.

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