Sinking Ship Entertainment popular kids series conquer new territories

Sinking Ship Entertainment popular kids’ series "Odd Squad" and "Dino Dana" have recently been sold for distribution in France, Spain, Eastern Europe, and French Canada. Season II of "Odd Squad", the co-production with Fred Rogers Productions is a math comedy series for kids, has been sold to France Télévisions for French-language rights in Europe while Season III has been sold to Ypsilon for distribution rights in Spain. Additionally, Season I has been sold to Quebecor Content for distribution in French Canada.

Seasons I – IV of the preschool dinosaur adventure series "Dino Dana" have been sold to Duo Media Networks in Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania while Seasons I and II have been sold to TFO and Quebecor Content in French Canada.

“'Odd Squad' and 'Dino Dana' are both successful Emmy®-winning franchises that continue to grow across the world,” said Kate Sanagan, Head of Sales and Distribution at Sinking Ship Entertainment. “They are consistent ratings winners and deliver excellent audience engagement. 'Odd Squad' and 'Dino Dana' are always generating new fans and we are thrilled to see these shows land with these buyers.”

"Odd Squad" is a live-action comedy about kid agents who are equipped with the world’s most advanced and unpredictable gadgetry. The series was created by Tim McKeon and Adam Peltzman and is co-produced by Sinking Ship Entertainment and Fred Rogers Productions in association with TVOkids and Ici Radio-Canada Télé. The Emmy® Award-winning series premiered on TVOkids in Canada and PBS KIDS in the United States in November 2014.

"Dino Dana", an Emmy Award-winning series created and directed by Sinking Ship’s J. J. Johnson, follows Dana, a 10-year-old girl who loves dinosaurs. Developed as a followup to the Dino Dan series, it is produced by Sinking Ship Entertainment, in association with Prime Video and TVOkids. The series premiered in 2017 and was followed by the theatrical release in June 2020 of "Dino Dana The Movie", produced for Prime Video and TVOkids with the participation of Téléfilm Canada, Shaw Rocket Fund and Ontario Creates.