I have an idea for an 13 episode, story driven show. I've got the whole thing outlined, and I've been working on that for about 6 months, writing and rewriting the entire plot until I found something that I thought was actually good.

So, what do I do now?

Do I write a script for the first episode, or an episode down the line? Do I write all the scripts for the whole show? Do I pitch these to someone in particular?

I'd like to have this produced as a thesis project of sorts; who do I talk to for production costs and coverage? Local businesses? More than that, how do I acquire professionals? I'd like the show to be animated, if possible, so I'd certainly be looking for a quality animator, but I've got absolutely no clue how to go about finding one. Do art schools typically have a list of their good animators who might be interested in working on something pro-bono?

Basically, I have this idea that's ready to be written, that I'd like to produce marginally by myself, but I'm unsure of where to acquire the resources with which to do it. Basically I need an animator, because, not only is that the style I'd like the show to be in, I assume it's the most cost-effective method as well, and I'd also need voice actors of moderate professionalism, so I don't have to resort to having my friends limpdick their ways through roles they don't have the care or patience to decipher. Assumedly I'd also like to know a way of discovering studios that will allow me to do voice over work on a (very) minimal budget.

I'm not looking for a TV spot or anything of that sort, because I'm not looking for anything terribly grandiose, just the things I've mentioned.

I don't want to sell the show so much as I want to see it made in the most professional way I can afford, just to be clear.