MIPTV 2021: CATALAN FILMS TO PRESENT FIVE PRODUCTION DEVELOPMENTS

Catalan Films has saved its spot as one of this year’s digital MIPTV 2021 sponsors. The company has prepared an animation showcase featuring five TV series projects currently in development.  The event will be led by  Catalan Films' coordinator, Mar Medir.  

In addition to the presentation, 17 Catalan companies covering the production, distribution, festival and sale areas will partake in the event. The partners are Brutal Media, KaBoGa art & films, Motion Pictures, Filmax, VisionaTV, D'Ocon Films, Peekaboo Animation, The Mediapro Studio, Mediacrest, Nuts Idea, Art Mood Entertainment, Planeta Junior, Adrenalyn Media, Cesca Films, S.L.U., ZOOM Igualada, Orkestra Studio and Televisió de Catalunya.

The animation series to be presented and streamed live at the networking event on 12 April are “Les tres bessones/The Triplets,” produced by Brutal Media production, “Mironins,” produced by Cornelius Films, Walking the Dog, Wuji House and Peekaboo Animation, “Agus & Monsters,” by Motion Pictures  “My Little Heroes,” produced by Peekaboo Animation, “Croco Doc,” produced by Nuts Ideas for RTVE. All of the projects are intended for children and families, showcasing core values through innovative, humorous scripts.

“Les tres bessones/The Triplets,” serves as a remake of a popular show about mischievous triplets, while “Mironins” is an animated transmedia project that shows the universe of tiny beings who live in the paintings of Joan Miró and explore a painter’s museum. While “Agus & Monsters” is a fantasy-adventure comedy, “My Little Heroes” is meant to inspire young children, and “Croco Doc” is a 2D animated series that informs preschoolers about various illnesses and encourages them to not fear the doctor.

In addition to the series, Teidees will be presenting the first episode of “Jasmine & Jambo,” a new original music-themed series distributed by Dandeloo. The 2D-animated preschool toon stars two music-loving friends who explore the city of Soundland together. Catalon, based in Southern Europe, is among a large number of companies that  cover all formats and reaches universal audiences through festivals, theaters and TVs worldwide.