Tag "ABC Monsters"

Toon Goggles: Smooth Streaming Ahead

October 2, 2012 by Ramin Zahed No Comments divider image

Los Angeles-based Toon Goggles continues to build its children’s animation library and expanding its global multiplatform reach. It seems that for the past few months, online kids platform Toon Goggles has been snapping up new partners and expanding its tablet reach almost every week. A few weeks ago, the Los [...]

Toon Goggles Picks Up Four Animasia Toons

May 14, 2012 by Ramin Zahed No Comments divider image

Online free kids portal Toon Goggles has signed a deal with Malaysia-based Animasia Studios several of its children’s properties to Toon Goggles’ growing audience. The news was jointly announced today by Stephen Hodge, Toon Goggles’ exec vp of new media and Edmund Chan, Animasia’s managing director. The acquisition includes animated [...]

Kidvid Site Kidobi Adds Animasia’s ‘ABC Monsters’

April 2, 2012 by Thomas J. McLean No Comments divider image

Malaysia-based Animasia Studios has granted digital preschool platform Kidobi the subscription video-on-demand rights for the animated preschool series ABC Monsters in Canada and the United States. The educational preschool series will be available to subscribers on Kidobi.com later this spring. “The deal with Kidobi is a great step forward for [...]

Animasia Brings ‘Bola Kampung’ Movie to Filmart

March 19, 2012 by Ramin Zahed No Comments divider image

Malaysia’s Animasia Studio has announced that a feature based on its popular animated series Bola Kampung will premiere by the end of the 2012. The CG-animated movie tells the story of a virtual game world as the two central characters Amanda and Iwan search for the legendary Suria Warrior and [...]

Animasia and ZN Animation Announce Major Co-Pro

May 10, 2011 by Ramin Zahed No Comments divider image

Malaysian animation studio Animasia (ABC Monsters, Kung Fu Chicken) has closed a co-production deal with China’s Zhongnan (ZN) Animation to deliver a new series titled My Little Brother Is Monkey King. Billed as the first co-production between the two countries recognized by the Chinese government, the HD 52 x 11 [...]