History Creator / BevanfieldFilms

* VerbalTic: The characters' frequently pause awkwardly in the middle of dialogue, in an attempt to match the lip flaps.

** The genie in ''Aladdin'' pulls out a number of anachronistic objects, like blowtorches and sneakers. Justified, since [[AWizardDidIt he's a genie]].

* OffModel: At times it is difficult what exactly among their character designs ''is'' on model and which aren't, as they often change in design between scenes. Of note is their version of Baloo in their ''Jungle Book'' adaptation, who goes back and forth between actually looking like a bear to looking like a strange, almost gorilla-like creature.

* {{Gonk}}: Many of their character designs are incredibly ugly, particularly Monsieur Rodente in ''Beauty and the Beast''.

Bevanfield Films was a British animation production company active from around 1981 to the late 90s/early 2000s. Much of their early work was done for Creator/TheBBC, though their most notable work, several adaptations of PublicDomain fairy tales, were released in 1992 on home video. Their outputs are infamous for their [[LimitedAnimation less-than-stellar production values]] and sluggish pacing, though they do occasionally feature one or more [[CelebrityVoiceActor Celebrity Voice Actors]].

Bevanfield Films was a British animation production company active from around 1981 to the late 90s/early 2000s. Much of their early work was done for Creator/TheBBC, though their most notable work, several adaptations of PublicDomain fairy tales, were released in 1992 on home video.

* TruerToTheText: Their adaptation of ''The Jungle Book'' notably takes more direct inspiration from the original Kipling book. For example, Kaa is an ally of Mowgli's (as he was in the original book rather than in adaptations like [[WesternAnimation/TheJungleBook1967 Disney's version]]).

* OffModel: Their films are loaded with animation errors, including inconsistent scenes and character designs and visible garbage area.

* AnachronismStew: Landline telephones are used in ''The Princess and the Pea''.

Bevanfield Films was a British animation production company active from around 1981 to the late 90s/early 2000s. Much of their early work was done for Creator/TheBBC, though their most notable work, several adaptations of PublicDomain fairy tales, were released in 1992 on home video. These films are infamous for their poor-quality animation and storytelling.

Bevanfield Films was a British animation production company active from around 1981 to the late 90s/early 2000s. Much of their early work was done for Creator/TheBBC, though their most notable work, several adaptations of PublicDomain fairy tales, were released in 1992. These films are infamous for their poor-quality animation and storytelling.

Bevanfield Films was a British animation production company active from about 1985 to around 1996. Their films were mostly produced in-house in the United Kingdom, with their most notable work, consisting of adaptations of fairy tales, released in 1992. These films are infamous for their poor-quality animation and storytelling.

* LipLock: According to [[http://mjsimpson-films.blogspot.com/2013/08/interview-paul-gunson.html an interview]] with a former Bevanfield employee, the animation was made first, with the director "guessing" the mouth flaps, and forcing the voice actors to basically [[LipLock try their best to match them with the dialogue]] when they recorded their lines afterward. Even then, most of the mouth flaps still don't match the dialogue.

* LeaveTheCameraRunning: Many, ''many'' times, scenes just linger on scenes, with the characters either not moving or ''slowly'' trying to do something to pad out the runtime.

* HongKongDub: Many times, the characters' speaking does not match up with their lip flaps, especially combined with the dialogue's penchant for awkward pauses. According to [[http://mjsimpson-films.blogspot.com/2013/08/interview-paul-gunson.html an interview]] by a former Bevanfield animator, the animation was made first, with the director "guessing" the mouth flaps, and forcing the voice actors to basically [[LipLock try their best to match them with the dialogue]] when they recorded their lines afterward.