Imira Entertainment and Toonz Media Group Deal for Kids CGI

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM:
Technopark based Toonz Media Group (http://toonz.co/) is pleased to announce the signing of the co-production and global distribution of Mondo Yan, a 52 x 12’ CGI Comedy series targeted at a 5-8 gender-neutral audience, with Imira entertainment, one of the world’s leading distributors of premium kids & family content, Telegael of Ireland and leading free-to-air terrestrial channel Televisió de Catalunya (TV3) from Catalunya in Spain for Mondo Yan.
Mondo Yan follows the comical adventures of three unlikely and awkward heroes entrusted with the mission to save humanity and protect the balance of nature and harmony from an unscrupulous underworld leader and his less-than-intelligent band of misfit mutant monsters.
Televisió de Catalunya is handling development and pre-production on the series, Toonz the production, and Telegael is handling elements of the preproduction and all post-production, out of Ireland. Imira Entertainment will distribute the series globally.
Paul Robinson, Imira’s CEO, comments, “Mondo Yan is a really fresh comedy adventure series that will delight kids all over the world and combines the brilliance of Catalan creativity and the production excellence and expertise of Toonz, Telegael and Imira.”
Mondo Yan has had an extensive development period to create two unique eye- catching worlds which act as the backdrop to the series. Intensive work has been done to develop the character personalities and relationships to turn up the comedy and add big doses of fun and freshness to enhance kids’ audience engagement.
The internationally-recognised LA-based kids writer, David Lewman (3-South, George of the Jungle, Kick Buttowski, 3 rd Rock from The Sun) is on board as script editor across the 52 episodes.
TV3’s Head of Children’s TV, Dani Lopez adds: “Mondo Yan is one of our strategic co- productions for 2019. The adventures which the characters embark on, and the series’ comedy, fit perfectly with our channel’s editorial line”.