1st Studio Siberian Mouse Masha And Veronika Babko 368

| Area | Purpose | Notable Features | |------|---------|------------------| | | Set building, puppet fabrication, filming | Exposed brick walls, a movable “forest wall” made of reclaimed pine, and a ceiling rig for suspended puppetry | | Design Lab | Concept sketches, digital art, storyboarding | Dual‑monitor stations, a light‑table for traditional animation, and a wall covered in mood‑board collages | | Sound Booth | Voice‑over, music recording | Acoustic panels fashioned from old fur coats (a playful homage to Siberian fauna) | | Community Corner | Workshops, open‑mic nights, fan meet‑ups | Small stage, a “story circle” of low‑back chairs, and a shelf stocked with locally sourced tea and pastries |

– Adding subtitles in Chinese, Korean, and Arabic could tap into the sizeable diaspora and the global “retro‑anime” community. 1st studio siberian mouse masha and veronika babko 368

In addition, Studio 368 plans to open a in Khabarovsk, aimed at fostering collaboration with other Siberian creators and expanding the reach of the “Siberian Mouse” brand across the Russian Far East. | Area | Purpose | Notable Features |