Disney signs overall content development deal with Travis Braun

Disney has signed an extended his overall deal with Emmy Award-nominated writer, and producer, Travis Braun to develop and produce both animated and live-action content across linear and streaming platforms for the brand. "I'm thrilled to continue to call Disney my home and bring imaginative, new worlds to life under the thoughtful leadership of Peter Rice, Gary Marsh, Joe D'Ambrosia, Ayo Davis, and their teams,” Braun said. 

The deal also includes a first look at any of Braun's projects for other Disney-owned platforms, including additional streaming and theatrical releases, as well as the first look at any of Braun's projects. Additionally, "Pupstruction," a new series from Braun for the preschool audience, has been given a green light for Disney Junior, and a Disney Channel Original Movie (DCOM) is also in development.   “We share a passion for telling rich stories that matter to audiences around the world in the way that Disney's content always has,” Braun said. “It is truly a privilege to help write this next chapter of the magic that I grew up on." streaming platforms for Disney Branded Television.”

Braun will also contribute as series creator and executive producer. Vic Cook (Disney Junior's "T.O.T.S.") also serves as executive producer and Robyn Brow is co-producer/story editor. Abigail Nesbitt  will serve as supervising director. The series is produced by Titmouse in association with Disney Junior and is slated to premiere on Disney Junior and Disney+ in 2023.

Currently, Braun serves as creator and executive producer on Disney Junior's hit series "T.O.T.S." His additional credits include the Disney Channel limited-series "Fast Layne" and Disney Junior's "Vampirina," "Puppy Dog Pals" and "Muppet Babies." He also has a live-action DCOM in development. He is repped by Echo Lake Entertainment and Cheryl Snow at Gang, Tyre, Ramer & Brown. His newest project for Disney Junior, "Pupstruction," follows the adventures of the world's first all-dog construction company, Pupstruction. His past animation writing credits include Netflix's original series "Turbo FAST" and the animated short "Charlie and Mr. Two," which he created for Nickelodeon. He previously worked on the CBS drama "Criminal Minds."