Zagtoon
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| Subsidiary of Univergroup | |
| Industry | Entertainment |
| Founded | 2009 |
| Founder | Jeremy Zag & Jacqueline Tordjman |
| Headquarters | Paris, France |
| Products | Motion pictures, television programs |
| Website |
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Zagtoon, also known as ZAG Entertainment,[1] is a French production company that specializes in children's animated series,[2] founded in 2009 by Jeremy Zag and Jacqueline Tordjman.
Zagtoon develops properties worldwide through Europe, the United States and Asia. Its different partners are 2 minutes, Toei Animation,[3] Method Animation,[4] SAMG Animation, 4Kids Entertainment, Man of Action Studios, Saban Brands, AB Droits Audiovisuels, SK Broadband, American Greetings, Bandai,[5] Spin Master[6], OLM, Inc., Sprite Animation Studios, Nickelodeon Productions, Playmates[7] PGS Entertainment[8], Nexus Factory, StudioCanal & nWave Pictures
Zagtoon develops original productions as well as adaptations form properties already existing to TV series or full-length movies. Zagtoon is based in France and has studios in Paris, Brussels, Tokyo and Los Angeles.
Key executive staff
- Jeremy Zag
- Jacqueline Tordjman
- André Lake Mayer
- Nathanaël Bronn
- Pascal Boutboul
- Sebastien Tibodo
- Michael Delachenal
Productions
Released
- Rosie (2009) (104x1, co-produced with 2 minutes, broadcast by Gulli and AB in France)
- Kobushi (2011) (104x7, coproduced by Gulli and AB production, broadcast by Gulli)
- Sammy & Co. (2014) (52x13; coproduced with Nexus Factory, StudioCanal and nWave Pictures; broadcast by M6)[9]
- Popples (2015) (52x13, coproduced with American Greetings and Method Animation)[9]
- Miraculous Ladybug (2015) (26x26; coproduced with Toei, AB Droits Audiovisuels, SK Broadband, Method Animation and SAMG Animation; broadcast by EBS and TF1)[9]
- Zak Storm (2017) (39x26; coproduced with Man of Action, Method Animation, Bandai America and SAMG Animation)[9][10]
Upcoming
- Abominable[11]
- Adventure Park[12]
- Ghostforce[9]
- Tales of Feryon[13]
- Power Players[14]
- Superstar[15]
- Peter Hawk
- Pixie Girl[16]
- Legendz
- I.J.L.: Heroes United
- Kosmic Wrestle[17]
- Gayajin[18]
- Denver[19]
- Melody[20]
- Miss Rose
References
- ↑ Spangler, Todd (24 September 2014). "Netflix Picks Up ‘Popples’ Kidvid Series to Debut in 2015". Variety. Retrieved 9 September 2016.
- ↑ H. Byrnum, Aaron (19 April 2011). "Zagtoon Animation's 'Rosie' Moves Ahead". Animation Insider.
- ↑ "VIDEO: Toei Animation and French Company ZAGToon Collaborate on "Lady Bug"". Crunchyroll.
- ↑ "ZagToon Launches 3D Film Division". Animation Magazine. 30 January 2012.
- ↑ "Zag Names Bandai America Global Master Toy Partner". toybook.com.
- ↑ "Show of the week: The Popples - TBI Vision". TBI Vision.
- ↑ "Zag Partners with Family Entertainment Heavyweights on New Hybrid TV Series - The Licensing Book Online". licensingbook.com.
- ↑ "PGS, Zagtoon join forces". C21media. Retrieved 2016-10-20.
- 1 2 3 4 5 Krystal Kitsune (December 24, 2015). "INTERVIEW WITH: Miraculous Ladybug executive producer, Jared Wolfson". The Kitsune Network.
- ↑ Zag, Jeremy (2 February 2016). "Get ready for the big adventure! Worldwide release end 2016 !!!". Instagram.
- ↑ Zagtoon. "Abominable".
- ↑ Zagtoon. "Adventure Park".
- ↑ Zagtoon. "Tales of Feryon".
- ↑ Zagtoon. "Power Players".
- ↑ Zagtoon. "Superstar".
- ↑ Zagtoon. "Pixie Girl".
- ↑ Zagtoon. "Kosmic Wrestle".
- ↑ Zagtoon. "Gayajin".
- ↑ Zagtoon. "Denver & Cliff".
- ↑ Zagtoon. "Melody".