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Quantum Force – Quantum Physics for Kids!

We are thrilled to announce the development of a new interactive educational product: Quantum Force – Quantum Physics for Kids! Learn more at: quantumforcekids.com Quantum Force aims to broaden children’s horizons through animated interactive adventures that explore the building blocks of Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM). Applied quantum physics...

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Treetop Family Animated Series on Youtube & Amazon

Welcome to the world of “Treetop Family,” a fun-filled preschool educational animated video series! Produced by Skyship Entertaintment in collaboration with See Here Studios, “Treetop Family” follows the sweet adventures of sparrows, squirrels, possums and mice living together in a grand old tree. The 16-episode series can be viewed for...

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Grow Mind: Supporting STEM and STEAM Learning

See Here Studios LLC is excited to announce a new division focused on STEM and STEAM Learning: Grow Mind. Grow Mind offers free learning activities for children and adults, and develops new interactive STEM products in association with educational researchers. Check out the Grow Mind Instagram for #DailySTEM posts featuring...

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The Making of Super Simple’s “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star”

The making of Super Simple Learning’s “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star”: An interview with Nathan Dillow of Fuzz Animation Based on the much-loved “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star” Youtube Video by Super Simple Learning and Fuzz Animation, See Here Studios collaborated closely with Super Simple Learning and Fuzz Animation to develop the Read more…

By seeherestudios, 2 years2 years ago
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Press Release: 8500 Bamboo Plants Donated By Three Pandas Storybook iOS App

December 18, 2012 Berkeley, California – The Three Pandas storybook app by See Here Studios has donated 8500 bamboo plants to Pandas International for conservation efforts. The plants will be used to reforest nearly 2 acres of land at panda reserves in the Sichuan Province of China, the natural habitat Read more…

By seeherestudios, 8 years1 year ago
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The making of an animated children’s book: The Three Pandas

“The Three Pandas” is the third animated interactive children’s book published by See Here Studios. As a digital publishing company, we wished to add some classic folktales to our book line – but we also wanted to tell the fables with a creative twist. “Goldilocks and the Three Bears” stood Read more…

By seeherestudios, 10 years1 year ago
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The Path of an Independent Animator: A Collection of Creative Approaches

This blog post is geared towards students of animation who are interested in developing their own independent projects. I’ll be giving a free talk on this topic at San Francisco State’s downtown campus on Saturday July 9, 2011 at 11am. This talk is part of an excellent free animation lecture Read more…

By seeherestudios, 10 years1 year ago
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Guest Blog for Moms With Apps: Resources for Children’s Book Authors & Illustrators

Since starting See Here Studios two years ago, both myself and studio co-founder Wallace E. Keller have often been approached with questions about apps from fellow artists and writers. A few months ago, the San Francisco Bay Area chapter of the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators (SCBWI) asked Read more…

By seeherestudios, 10 years1 year ago
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“Twinkle Twinkle” Virtual Launch Party & iTunes Gift Certificate Raffle!

Our newest storybook app “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star,” a collaboration with Super Simple Learning, is now available in the App Store! To celebrate, we’re raffling off TWO $20 iTunes Gift Certificates! The launch party/raffle starts NOW and will end on Sunday July 17 at 4pm P.S.T. We’ll randomly pick two Read more…

By seeherestudios, 10 years1 year ago
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The New York Times: For the iPad, Books That Respond to a Child’s Touch

There may never come a day when book apps, as interactive books for tablet computers are known, are more appealing to children than games. But the apps are getting more engaging. Click here to read the full New York Times article. 

By seeherestudios, 10 years1 year ago
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