A SLATE OF DIVERSE, PREMIUM ANIMATION PROGRAMMES FOR KIDS AND FAMILY

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With world-class animation studios in France and Milan and offices in the USA, the Superprod Group is a technological leader working with top tier talents and partners to produce award-winning content for the European and international markets. We are specialized in the development, production and international distribution of animated feature films and series for kids and families. The slate project that we are presenting in this call includes 4 premium animated series and one hybrid live action/animation series that can reach different types of audiences, from pre-schoolers to tweens. Our upcoming slate also covers various genres and focusses on racial and gender diversity. Frnck (26x22’), is an adventure comedy series for 6-8 years old. Dinospital (52x7’) is a preschool series about values such as solidarity and mutual assistance. Heroic Football (8x22’) is a sport and heroic fantasy series for kids aged 7-9 and up focuses on diversity and courage. Party animals (52x11’) for kids aged 4 years old and up celebrates everyone’s uniqueness. Rocket Girl (8x26’), a hybrid live action and 3D animation series, promotes music, danse, self-esteem and deals with the digital communication media. We chose these projects which cover a wide selection of topics and target age groups in order to meet the broadcasters need. We considered their transnational potential and the possibility of increasing the capacity of our company to continue to establish itself in the audiovisual market, in a very competitive landscape. Our projects also propose a diversity of graphic styles. The entire developments and future productions of our slate will be carried out in our studios located in Europe (France and Italy) and will be set-up as European co-productions. The Media Development Slate will be key to support our financial and creative efforts to create attractive development packages and produce original and premium programmes appealing to linear and non-linear broadcasters.