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Territory Report: French TV Animation in 2013

April 12, 2013 by Ramin Zahed No Comments divider image

It’s no surprise that France continues to be a market leader in animation production in Europe. Despite the tough economic climate in the continent, French studios strive to bring some of the best animated series for children and for adults to the market year after year. Thanks to continued support [...]

Cyber Group’s ‘Zou’ Gets Interactive

February 12, 2013 by Mercedes Milligan 1 Comment divider image

French indie Cyber Group Studios has announced the simultaneous release of new interactive projects starring the cuddly striped zebra hero of its HD CG preschool series, Zou (52 x 11). Aimed at extending the brand, the digital Zou goodies include an animated ebook, apps and a dedicated website. The ebook is [...]

TF1, Cyber Group Partner for ‘Mini Ninjas’

February 4, 2013 by Mercedes Milligan No Comments divider image

France’s TF1 Production has announced it will begin production on its first animated TV series, with Cyber Group Studios serving as executive coproducer and handling worldwide distribution. The new series called Mini Ninjas is based on the hit online/offline videogame from Square Enix of the same name and is being [...]

Scrawl, Cyber Group Team up for ‘Zou’

October 5, 2011 by Mercedes Milligan No Comments divider image

Singapore-based animation company Scrawl Studios has announced a co-production deal with French house Cyber Group Studios for its CG series Zou. The 52 x 11 preschool show has presold in 50 countries worldwide, with broadcasters including France 5, TeleQuebec and Disney EMEA on board—Zou is expected to premiere in Europe [...]

CyberGroup, FantaWild and Telescreen Win MIP Jr. Prizes

October 3, 2011 by Ramin Zahed No Comments divider image

The international children’s content market MIP Junior wrapped over the weekend in Cannes. The two-day event was packed with various panels focusing on different aspects of the industry—from what buyers are looking for shows this year to how the teen market is driving the transmedia trends, and the possible merging [...]