Wednesday, June 20, 2018
Squeeze, WowWee Plan ‘Fingerlings’ Toy Toon
Quebec-based animation company Squeeze (Cracked) has been chosen by innovative toy company WowWee to bring its adorable animatronic collectibles the Fingerlings to life with a new short-form ... Continue Reading →
MIPCOM & MIP Junior News Bytes
FUN Union and Imira Entertainment have sealed a multi-territory distribution deal and partnership, which will see the former’s three produced IPs showcased at MIP for the first time. ... Continue Reading →
Squeeze Launches MOOV, Quebec City’s 1st MoCap Studio
Quebec’s Squeeze studio (Cracked) has announced a new division dedicated to realistic animation: MOOV. Located in Squeeze’s offices, MOOV launches as the first motion-capture studio ... Continue Reading →
Squeeze Joins $18M Canadian Flick ‘Troll, the Tale of a Tail’
Quebec-based Squeeze (creators of breakout non-dialog comedy series Cracké) has come onboard Troll, the Tale of a Tail — a new animated feature film to be 100% produced in Canada. ... Continue Reading →
Boomerang Shells Out for Multi-territory ‘Cracké’ Deal
Quebec studio Squeeze announces that Turner’s Boomerang channel will be bringing original animated short series Cracké to the UK, Germany, Italy and Portugal. The slapstick CG ... Continue Reading →
CANAL+ Picks Up Canadian Toon ‘Cracké’
Quebec City studio Squeeze announced that its original CG series Cracké (52 x 1-minute) will be aired by major French broadcaster CANAL+ staring this fall. In addition to reaching ... Continue Reading →
‘Cracké’ to Hatch on Disney Channels EMEA
Quebec City studio Squeeze announces that its CG animated TV series Cracké has been acquired by Disney EMEA. Beginning next month, the 52 x 1-minute shorts series will broadcast on ... Continue Reading →
Global TV News: DreamWorks, FremantleMedia, One Animation, Sesame Workshop, Shaboom!, Squeeze, ZAG
DreamWorks Animation and France’s Lagardere Active TV have inked a deal for free-to-air and basic pay-TV rights for the latter’s kids and family channels to broadcast the ... Continue Reading →
