Concept Outline
Brigitta’s Mystical Garden children’s television series is based on a cleaner Mother Earth as well as establishing a good set of moral standards. The message to be instilled in children will be based on respect and responsibility for Mother Earth beginning within themselves.. The humor generated will be of a non-violent nature. The music will inspire the children to dream no matter what the circumstances, a positive message that is relevant worldwide.
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Our Cast of Characters in order of appearance.
Brigitta: our lead is a little girl that imagines herself as grown-up in an imaginary
world. It is the adult version of the child that we see during the adventures. Although
this Brigitta has an adult body, her soul and perspective are that of a child. Brigitta is innocent and full of goodness. She sees only the good in everyone. Brigitta is quite spirited and her name means “Mountain Spirit” in the Icelandic culture. Her indomitable spirit and the wise counsel of the characters she meets that enable her to persevere.
Deboef: a dog that is her constant companion. Deboef is always there to help and to
encourage. Deboef is what dog should be faithful while giving unconditional love.
Clifflea: a flea with a dubious character. He hitches a ride on Deboef
because he has appealed to Brigitta’s sympathetic nature. Clifflea will be a constant
source of irritation to everyone, especially Deboef, who he bites often.
Marimba: Is the wise monkey. Because of his years in the garden, he is the most respected character in our story. Marimba is also the one that Brigitta can discuss things with or ask questions. His role is that of Solomon. He encourages everyone to first think things out before you act; also to write in your journal of your daily lessons learned
Little Raya: A cute female dog that has Deboef in “puppy” love. She represents the beauty of Mother Nature.
Baby Bongo: a baby monkey that is mischievous. He has the annoying habit of constantly asking “Why?
Grace: an angelic voice that comes to Brigitta in times of need, with words of encouragement and advice.
Opus: a gentleman of the jungle and an Orangutan. He comes on the scene when Brigitta needs a smile or a joke.
In the coming episodes other characters and “guest puppets” will be introduced. These will be added as needed or if the opportunity arises to use name actors. Plus who knows whom you will run into in Brigitta’s Mystical Garden.
The idea for this show is to be able to reach as many children as possible to teach them that a positive attitude will lead to a better life.