Nelvana

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Nelvana Limited
Company typeSubsidiary
IndustryAnimation
Franchise licensing
Children's entertainment
PredecessorLaff Arts[1]
FoundedJuly 1971; 52 years ago (1971-07)
FoundersMichael Hirsh
Patrick Loubert
Clive A. Smith
HeadquartersOfficial office:
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
International offices:
Paris, France
Shannon, Ireland
Tokyo, Japan
Number of locations
Canada:
Kitchener, Ontario
London, Ontario
Woodstock, New Brunswick
United States:
Chicago, Illinois
New York City, New York
Los Angeles, California
Key people
Mellany Welsh (Head of Nelvana Enterprises)
Pam Westman (President of Nelvana Limited)
ProductsConsisting mainly of children's animation; see also list of Nelvana programs
RevenueC$600 million (2001)[2]
Number of employees
200+ (2021)[3]
ParentCorus Entertainment (2000–present)
SubsidiariesRedknot (50%)
Websitewww.nelvana.com

Nelvana Limited (/nɛlˈvɑːnə/; often called Nelvana Studios or simply Nelvana) is a Canadian animation studio. It was founded in 1971 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada by Michael Hirsh, Patrick Loubert, and Clive A. Smith. The company is now owned by Corus Entertainment. It is named after a local comic book superheroine of the 1940s.

It specialises mainly in the field of child-friendly TV shows and movies.

Feature films[change | change source]

Theatrical[change | change source]

Direct-to-video[change | change source]

Other[change | change source]

Television specials[change | change source]

Television series[change | change source]

1970s[change | change source]

Series Year(s) Production partner Network
Small Star Cinema 1974–1975 CBC Television

1980s[change | change source]

Series Year(s) Production partner Original network
Mr. Microchip 1983 CBC Television
20 Minute Workout 1983–1985 Orion Television Citytv
Syndication
Inspector Gadget (season 1) 1983 DIC Audiovisuel
Field Communications
LBS Communications
Syndication
The Edison Twins 1984–1986 CBC Television
Ewoks 1985–1986 Lucasfilm ABC
Global
Star Wars: Droids 1985–1986
The Care Bears Family 1986–1988 Those Characters from Cleveland ABC (1986–87)
Syndication (1988)
Global
Madballs 1986–1987 AmToy Direct-to-video
Scholastic's Blue Ribbon Storybook Video 1986 Scholastic Productions
Karl-Lorimar Home Video
Direct-to-video
Cricket's Club 1986–1987 Hi-Tops Video Direct-to-video
My Pet Monster 1987 Those Characters from Cleveland ABC
Global
T. and T. 1988–1990 Hal Roach Studios/Qintex Entertainment Syndication (1988–89)
The Family Channel (1990)
Global
Clifford the Big Red Dog 1988 Scholastic Productions Direct-to-video
Babar 1989–1991
2000
The Clifford Ross Company
Ellipsanime (2000)
Kodansha (2000)
Canada
France
Canal+
France 3
Beetlejuice 1989–1991 Tim Burton Inc.
The Geffen Film Company
Warner Bros. Television
ABC
Fox Kids Network (1991)
Global

1990s[change | change source]

Series Creator(s) / Developer(s) Year(s) Production partner Original network
Little Rosey Roseanne Barr 1990 Little Rosey Productions, Inc. ABC
The Adventures of Tintin Hergé (characters)
Stéphane Bernasconi
1991–1992 Ellipse Programmé FR3/France 3 (France)
Global Television Network (Canada)
HBO (United States)
Rupert Mary Tourtel (characters) 1991–1997 Ellipse Programmé (Seasons 1–3)
TVS Television (Season 1)
Scottish Television (Seasons 2–5)
YTV (Canada)
France 3 (France; seasons 1-3)
ITV (Children's ITV on ITV) (UK)
Fievel's American Tails David Kirschner 1992–1993 Amblin Television
Universal Cartoon Studios
CBS
Dog City Jim Henson (original made for TV movie)
Peter Sauder
J.D. Smith
1992–1994 The Jim Henson Company Fox Kids Network[5]
Canada
Eek! The Cat/Eek! Stravaganza Savage Steve Holland
Bill Kopp
1992–1997 Savage Studios Ltd.
Fox Children's Productions
Fox (Fox Kids) (United States)
YTV (Canada)
Family Dog Brad Bird 1993 Amblin Television
Universal Television
Warner Bros. Television
CBS
Cadillacs and Dinosaurs Steven E. de Souza
Mark Schultz
1993–1994 Galaxy Films
de Souza Productions
Tales from the Cryptkeeper
Libby Hinson
Ben Joseph
1993–1999 Fantome Animation (season 3) Canada
  • YTV (seasons 1-2)
    Teletoon (season 3)
United States
  • ABC (seasons 1-2)
    CBS (season 3)
The Legend of the North Wind 1994; distribution licensing Episa and Euskal Pictures International Trio (United States)
RoboCop: The Series Edward Neumeier & Michael Miner 1994; "Commander Cash" animated sequences Rysher Entertainment
Skyvision Entertainment
Rigel Entertainment
CTV (Canada)
Syndication (United States)
Free Willy Keith A. Walker
Corey Blechman (movie)
Patrick Loubert
Patsy Cameron
Ted Anasti
1994–1995 Regency Enterprises
Le Studio Canal+
Donner/Shuler-Donner Productions
Warner Bros. Television
Warner Bros. Animation
ABC
Global Television Network
Wild C.A.T.s Jim Lee
Brandon Choi
Bob Forward
David Wise
1994–1995 WildStorm Productions CBS
The Magic School Bus Joanna Cole
Bruce Degen (books)
Alison Blank
Kristin Laskas Martin
Jane Startz
1994–1997 South Carolina ETV[a]
Scholastic Productions[b]
PBS
Nancy Drew Franklin W. Dixon (novel) 1995 Syndication
The Hardy Boys Franklin W. Dixon (novels)
David Cole
1995–1996 Marathon Productions
Westcom Entertainment Group Ltd.
France 2
Syndication
The Neverending Story Peter Sauder 1995–1996 CineVox Entertainment
Ellipse Programmé
HBO (United States)
Family Channel (Canada)
Ace Ventura: Pet Detective Ace Ventura
by Jack Bernstein
Duane Capizzi
1995–1997; Seasons 1-2 only Morgan Creek Productions
Funbag Animation Studios
CBS (1995–1997)
Jake and the Kid Laura Phillips 1995–1997 Global (Canada)
Little Bear Else Holmelund Minarik
Maurice Sendak
1995–2001 John B. Carls Productions Inc.
Wild Things Productions
Hong Guang Animation
(1999–2001)
(season 5)
Canada
CBC
Treehouse TV
United States
Nickelodeon
Tales from the Crypt William Gaines
Steven Dodd
1996; animation for "The Third Pig" Tales from the Crypt Holdings HBO
Robin Magnus Carlsson 1996 Happy Life
TMO Film GmbH
SVT1
Gargoyles: The Goliath Chronicles Greg Weisman 1996–1997; animation production Walt Disney Television Animation ABC
Waynehead Damon Wayans 1996–1997 Warner Bros. Animation Kids' WB (United States)
YTV (Canada)
Blazing Dragons Terry Jones
Gavin Scott
1996–1998 Ellipse Animation Teletoon (Canada)
Canal+ (France)
Stickin' Around Robin Steele
Brianne Leary
1996–1998 YTV
The Adventures of Sam & Max: Freelance Police Steve Purcell 1997–1998 (Fox) Fox Kids (United States)
YTV (Canada)
Pippi Longstocking Paul Riley 1997 AB Svensk Filmindustri
TaurusFilm
TFC Trickompany Filmproduktion
Teletoon (Canada)
ZDF (Germany)
SVT1 (Sweden)
Ned's Newt Andy Knight
Mike Burgess
1997–1999 TMO-Loonland Film GmbH[c]
Studio B Productions
(Season 2 only)
Teletoon
Donkey Kong Country Donkey Kong by Nintendo
Donkey Kong Country by Rare
Jacques Goldstein
Philippe Percebois
1997–2000 Medialab
WIC Entertainment
Teletoon (Canada)
France 2 and Canal+ (France, Season 1)
Franklin Franklin the Turtle series
by written by Paulette Bourgeois and illustrated by Brenda Clark
1997–2004 Big Bang Digital Studios
Neurones France (Seasons 1, 2, 4)
Neurones Luxembourg (Seasons 1, 2, 4)
Neuroplanet (Season 5)
LuxAnimation (Season 6)
Gaumont Animation (Season 6)
Canada
France
TF1 (Seasons 5-6)
Rolie Polie Olie William Joyce 1998–2004 Métal Hurlant Productions (seasons 1-5)
Sparx* (seasons 1-5)
Sparkling Animation (season 6)
CBC Television (Canada)
La Cinquième/France 5 (France)
Disney Channel (United States)
Birdz Larry Jacobs 1998–1999 CBS
Dumb Bunnies Dav Pilkey Yorman Gross & Village Roadshow
Anatole 1998–2000 YTV Originals
Mythic Warriors: Guardians of the Legend James Blendick Marathon Media
Scottish Television Enterprises
Flying Rhino Junior High Ray Nelson, Jr. Big Daddy Productions
Flying Rhinoceros, Inc.
Neurones Animation
Scottish Television Enterprises
CBS Productions
CBS (U.S.)
TF1 (France)
Teletoon (Canada)
Scottish Television (United Kingdom)
Bob and Margaret David Fine
Alison Snowden
1998–2001 Snowden Fine Animation
Philippines Animation Studios
National Film Board of Canada
Global (Canada)
Channel 4 (United Kingdom; first run)
Comedy Central (Seasons 1-2)
Showtime (Seasons 3-4) (U.S.)
Elliot Moose Andrea Beck (Book Series)
Jed MacKay
1999–2000 TVOntario
George and Martha James Marshall 1999–2000 Wild Things Productions YTV
HBO Family
Blaster's Universe Blaster Learning System
by Davidson & Associates
Jamie Tatham
Dale Schott
1999–2000 Hong Guang Animation
CBS Productions
Knowledge Adventure
CBS (U.S.)
Teletoon (Canada)
Redwall Brian Jacques 1999–2001 Molitor Productions
Alphanim (Season 1)
TV-Loonland AG (season 2–3)
Teletoon (Canada)
France 2/France 3 (France)
Ki.KA (Germany)
Rescue Heroes Fisher-Price 1999–2002 Hong Guang Animation (season 1) Teletoon
CBS Productions (Season 1) (U.S.)

2000s[change | change source]

Series Creator(s) / Developer(s) Year(s) Production partner Original network
Cardcaptors (English dub) Clamp 2000–2017 Madhouse Teletoon (Canada)
Kids' WB (United States)
Maggie and the Ferocious Beast Michael Paraskevas and Betty Paraskevas 2000–2002 Teletoon (Canada)
Nick Jr. (United States)
Bookworm Bunch
Corduroy Betty Quan 2000–2001 Sichuan Top Animation PBS
Timothy Goes to School Rosemary Wells Silver Lining Productions
Animation Services Hong Kong Limited
Seven Little Monsters Maurice Sendak 2000–2003 Wild Things Productions
Hong Ying Animation (Seasons 1-2)
Philippine Animation Studio Inc. (Season 3)
George Shrinks William Joyce 2000–2004 Jade Animation
Marvin the Tap-Dancing Horse Michael Paraskevas and Betty Paraskevas 2000–2002 Hong Guang Animation
John Callahan's Pelswick John Callahan 2000–2002 The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
China Central Television
Nickelodeon Productions
Suzhou Hong Ying Animation Corporation Limited
CBC (Canada)
CCTV (China)
Nickelodeon (United States)
Taina Maria Perez-Brown 2001–2002; international distribution Dorado Productions
Nickelodeon Productions
Nickelodeon
The Fairly OddParents (seasons 1–5) Butch Hartman 2001–2006; international distribution Frederator Studios
Nickelodeon Animation Studio
Nickelodeon (United States)
John Callahan's Quads! John Callahan 2001–2003 SBS independent
Animation Works
Media World Features
Film Victoria
ScreenWest
Lotteries Commission of Western Australia
Teletoon at Night
SBS
The Sausage Factory Henry Pincus 2001–2002 PeaceArch Entertainment
MTV Original Productions
The Comedy Network (Canada)
MTV (United States)
Pecola Naomi Iwata 2001–2002 Yomiko Advertising
Milky Cartoon
Teletoon (Canada)
TV Tokyo (Japan)
Cartoon Network (United States)
Braceface Melissa Clark 2001–2004 Jade Animation Teletoon (Canada)
ABC Family / Disney Channel
Toon Disney (United States)
Committed Michael Fry
Mary Feller
2001–2002 Philippines Animation Studios CTV
Medabots 2001–2004 Bee Train Production YTV (Canada)
Fox Kids / ABC Family (United States)
Cyberchase (seasons 1–5) Thirteen/WNET New York 2002–2007 WNET
Flying Minds Entertainment
PBS
Beyblade
Beyblade V-Force
Beyblade G-Revolution
2002–2005 Madhouse (season 1)
Nippon Animation (seasons 2 and 3)
YTV (Canada)
ABC Family (United States)
Beware of Dog Rob Gilmer 2002 Alexander/Enright and Associates Animal Planet
Moville Mysteries Guy Vasilovich 2002–2003 Suzhou Hong Ying Animation Corporation Limited YTV (Canada)
The N (United States)
Max & Ruby Rosemary Wells 2002–2019 Silver Lining Productions (seasons 1–3)
9 Story Entertainment (seasons 3–5)
Chorion (seasons 4 and 5)
Atomic Cartoons (seasons 6 and 7)
Treehouse TV (Canada)
Nick Jr. (United States)
Clone High (Season 1) Phil Lord
Christopher Miller

Bill Lawrence
2002–2003 Doozer
Lord Miller Productions
Touchstone Television
MTV Animation
Teletoon at Night (Canada)
MTV (United States)
Blaise's Home Kevin Feige 2002–present Nickelodeon Animation Studios
Telecinco Cinema SA
Nintendo
Sega
Nickelodeon / PBS Kids (United States)
TVOKids (Canada)
The Berenstain Bears Stan & Jan Berenstain 2003–2004 AGOGO Entertainment Treehouse TV (Canada)
PBS Kids (United States)
My Dad the Rock Star Gene Simmons 2003–2004 Carrere Group Teletoon (Canada)
Nickelodeon (United States)
Jacob Two-Two Mordecai Richler 2003–2006 9 Story Entertainment (season 5) YTV
Pandalian 2004–2005 Funimation YTV (Canada)
Funimation (United States)
6teen Jennifer Pertsch
Tom McGillis
2004–2010 Fresh TV (seasons 3 and 4) Teletoon (Canada)
Cartoon Network (United States)
Delta State Douglas Gayeton 2004 Teletoon (Canada)
France 2 and Canal+ (France)
Miss Spider's Sunny Patch Friends David Kirk 2004–2009 Callaway Arts & Entertainment
AbsoluteDigital Pictures
Teletoon
Treehouse TV (Canada)
The Backyardigans Janice Burgess 2004–2013 Nickelodeon Animation Studio Treehouse TV (Canada)
Nickelodeon (United States)
Being Ian Ian James Corlett 2005–2008 Studio B Productions YTV
Funpak 2005
Jane and the Dragon Martin Baynton 2005–2006 Weta Productions
Class of the Titans Chris Bartleman
Michael Lahay
2005–2008 Studio B Productions Teletoon
Di-Gata Defenders Greg Collinson 2006–2008 LuxAnimation Teletoon (Canada)
4Kids TV (United States)
Grossology Sylvia Branzei
Simon Racioppa
Richard Elliott
2006–2009 YTV (Canada)
Discovery Kids (Season 1)
Qubo (Season 2) (United States)
Ruby Gloom Mighty Fine
Carolyn Hay
2006–2008 YTV
Z-Squad Jin Choi 2006–2007 Enemes[6] SBS
Direct-to-video
Handy Manny Roger Bollen
Marilyn Sadler
Rick Gitelson
2006–2013 Playhouse Disney/Disney Junior
Horrid Henry (series 1) Francesca Simon 2006–2008 Novel Entertainment
Stúdió Baestarts Kft.
CITV (2006-19)
Netflix (2019-present)
The Future Is Wild John Adams
Steve Sullivan
2007–2008 IVL Animation Teletoon (Canada)
Discovery Kids (United States)
My Friend Rabbit Treehouse TV (Canada)
Qubo (United States)
Playhouse Disney (United Kingdom)
Wayside John Derevlany Nickelodeon Productions Teletoon (Canada)
Nickelodeon (United States)
Bakugan Battle Brawlers
Bakugan Battle Brawlers: New Vestroia
Bakugan: Gundalian Invaders
Bakugan: Mechtanium Surge
2008–2012 TMS Entertainment
Spin Master Entertainment
Teletoon (Canada)
Cartoon Network (United States)
Guess with Jess Ivor Wood 2008–2010 Classic Media Treehouse TV
Willa's Wild Life Dan Yaccarino 2008–2009 Futurikon
Googly Digital Media
YTV (Canada)
TF1/Piwi (France)
Qubo (United States)
Pearlie Wendy Harmer 2009–2010 Sticky Pictures Network Ten (Australia)
YTV (Canada)
Hot Wheels Battle Force 5 2009–2011 Nerd Corps Entertainment
Mattel
Teletoon (Canada)
Cartoon Network (United States)

2010s[change | change source]

Series Creator(s) / Developer(s) Year(s) Production partner Original network
Beyblade: Metal Fusion
Beyblade: Metal Masters
Beyblade: Metal Fury
Beyblade: Shogun Steel
2010–2014 Tatsunoko Production (season 1)
SynergySP (seasons 2–4)
YTV (Canada)
Cartoon Network (United States)
Babar and the Adventures of Badou Michael Stokes 2010–2015 The Clifford Ross Company
TF1
Playhouse Disney France
Carrere Group
YTV Originals
LuxAnimation
TeamTO
YTV (Canada)
TF1
Disney Junior (France and United States)
Discovery Kids (Latin America)
The Adventures of Chuck and Friends 2010–2012 Hasbro Studios The Hub
Discovery Kids (Latin America)
Spliced Simon Racioppa
Richard Elliott
2010 Teletoon
Sidekick Todd Kauffman
Joey So
2010–2013 YTV (Canada)
Cartoon Network (United States)
Mr. Young Dan Signer Thunderbird Films
Gravy Boat Productions
YTV
Life with Boys Michael Poryes 2011–2013 YTV (Canada)
TeenNick (United States)
Scaredy Squirrel Matt Ferguson
Jillian Ruby
YTV (Canada)
Nickelodeon (Latin America)
Cartoon Network (United States)
Mike the Knight Alexander Bar 2011–2017 HIT Entertainment Treehouse TV (Canada)
CBeebies (United Kingdom)
Bubble Guppies (seasons 2–4) Jonny Belt and Robert Scull 2011–2016 Nickelodeon Animation Studio Nickelodeon
Franklin and Friends 2011–2013 Infinite Frameworks Treehouse TV (Canada)
Discovery Kids (Latin America)
Nick Jr. Channel (United States)
Detentionaire Daniel Bryan Franklin
Charles Johnston
2011–2015 Teletoon
Télétoon
BeyWheelz 2012 SynergySP YTV (Canada)
Cartoon Network (United States)
Oh No! It's an Alien Invasion Philippe Ivanusic-Vallee
Peter Ricq
2013–2015 YTV (2013–2014)
Teletoon (2014–2015)
The Day My Butt Went Psycho! Mark Steinberg Scholastic Entertainment
Studio Moshi
Nine Network (Australia)
Teletoon (Canada)
Netflix (United States)
BeyWarriors: BeyRaiderz 2014 SynergySP
d-rights
YTV (Canada)
Cartoon Network (United States)
BeyWarriors: Cyborg 2014–2015 Toonami (Asia)
K2 (Italy)
Trucktown Jon Scieszka 2014–2017 Lemon Sky Studios[7] Treehouse TV
Little Charmers Jennifer Dodge
Irene Weibel
2015–2017 Spin Master
Atomic Cartoons
Treehouse TV (Canada)
Nickelodeon / Nick Jr. Channel (United States)
The Stanley Dynamic Ken Cuperus
Jocelyn Hamilton
Jamie Piekarz
2015–2017 Amaze YTV
Fresh Beat Band of Spies Nadine Van der Velde
Scott Kraft
2015–2016 6point2
Nickelodeon Animation Studio
Nickelodeon / Nick Jr. Channel
Ranger Rob[8] Alexander Bar 2016–2021 Studio Liddell Treehouse TV (Canada)
Nat Geo Kids (Latin America)
Clan (Spain)
Tiny Pop (United Kingdom)
The ZhuZhus[9] Hugh Duffy 2016–2017 Cepia LLC YTV (Canada)
Discovery Kids (Latin America)
Disney Channel (United States)
Hotel Transylvania: The Series[10] Mark Steinberg 2017–2020 Sony Pictures Animation
Corus Entertainment
Teletoon (Canada)
Disney Channel (United States)
Mysticons[11] Sean Jara
Nelvana Limited
The Topps Company
2017–2018 Topps Animation YTV (Canada)
Nickelodeon (2017)
Nicktoons (2018) (United States)
Super BOOMi (distributor) Trevor Lai 2017–present Up Studios
Tencent
Treehouse TV (Canada)
Tencent Video (China)
Wishfart John Hazlett
Lienne Sawatsky
Daniel Williams
2017–2018 Wishfart Productions Inc. Teletoon (Canada)
CITV (United Kingdom)
Bravest Warriors[12] Pendleton Ward 2017–2018 Frederator Studios Cartoon Hangover Select (via VRV)
ReBoot: The Guardian Code (distributor) Michael Hefferon 2018 Mainframe Studios YTV (Canada)
Netflix (United States)
Esme & Roy[13] Dustin Ferrer
Amy Steinberg
2018–present Sesame Workshop Treehouse TV (Canada)
HBO (season 1)
HBO Max (United States; season 2)
Go Away, Unicorn![14] Emily Mullock
Dan Signer
2018-2019 Gravy Boat
Sonar Entertainment
Disney Channels Worldwide
YTV (Canada)
Disney Channel (United States)
Miss Persona[15] 2018–present Balloon House Productions Treehouse TV
Bakugan: Battle Planet
Bakugan: Armored Alliance
Bakugan: Geogan Rising
Bakugan: Evolutions
2018–2023 TMS Entertainment
Man of Action Studios
Spin Master Entertainment
Teletoon (Canada)
Cartoon Network (Seasons 1–2)
Netflix (Season 3–5) (United States)
Corn & Peg[15] Chris Hamilton 2019–2020 Treehouse TV (Canada)
Nickelodeon (United States)
Super BOOMi Hockey Hero (distributor) Trevor Lai 2019 Up Studios
Tencent
National Hockey League
Tencent Video
D.N. Ace[16] Matthew Wexler 2019–2020 Yeti Farm
Wexworks Media
Teletoon (Canada)
Discovery Family (United States)
Agent Binky: Pets of the Universe[17] redknot Treehouse TV (Canada)
Discovery Kids (Latin America)
The Remarkable Mr. King Geneviève Côté Treehouse TV

2020s[change | change source]

Series Creator(s) / Developer(s) Year(s) Production partner Original network
Ollie's Pack Pedro Eboli
Graham Peterson
2020–2021 Nickelodeon Animation Studio Nickelodeon (2020)
Nicktoons (2021) (United States)
YTV (Canada)
The Dog & Pony Show Josh Selig 2020–present Discovery Inc.
Little Airplane Productions
redknot
Treehouse TV
Discovery Kids (Latin America)
The Hardy Boys[18] Lambur Productions YTV (Canada)
Hulu (United States)
Thomas & Friends: All Engines Go Britt Allcroft
Rick Suvalle
2021–present Mattel Television Cartoon Network (United States)
Treehouse TV (Canada)
Super Wish[19] Vanessa Esteves
Adrian Thatcher
2022–present Redknot
Discovery Inc.
YTV (Canada)
Discovery Kids (Latin America)
Best & Bester[20] Joonas Utti
Anttu Harlin
Gigglebug Entertainment
Eye Present
Yle TV2 (Finland)
YTV[21] (Canada)
Nickelodeon (UK)
Builder Brothers' Dream Factory Drew and Jonathan Scott 2023–present Sinking Ship Entertainment
Scott Brothers Entertainment
Treehouse TV
Bakugan TMS Entertainment
Spin Master Entertainment
Disney XD
Zokie of Planet Ruby[22] Brian Morante Prime Video (United States)
YTV (Canada)

Upcoming[change | change source]

Series Creator(s) / Developer(s) Year(s) Production partner Original network
Hamsters of Hamsterdale[22] Zach Smith 2024 Prime Video (United States)
Treehouse TV (Canada)
Leela's Island[23] Maria Perez-Brown
Fracaswell Hyman
Janice Burgess
TIME Studios Treehouse TV
Dreamweavers[24] Bingo Animation Studio YTV (Canada)
Tencent Video (China)
Bella's Bro-Bots[25] Keith Chapman Treehouse TV
Millie Magnificent[26]
Barney's World[27][28][29] Sheryl Leach
Kathy Parker
Dennis DeShazer
Mattel Television Cartoon Network (United States)
Max (United States)
Geek Girl[30] TBA Waterside Studios
RubyRock Pictures
Aircraft Pictures
Netflix
A Horse Named Steve[31] Sixteen South

Short films[change | change source]

  • Queen Street West (1973)[32]
  • Apple Cider Time (1975)[33]
  • Maple Spring (1977)[34]
  • Nishnawbe-Aski: The People and the Land (1977) (animation)
  • Shoppin' for Clothes (1988)
  • Journey to the Planets (1993) (animated sequences)
  • Stickin' Around (1994) (CBS interstitial series)
  • The Larry Lard Show (1996) (pilot)
  • Mr. Lucky (1996) (post-production)
  • Jean-Luc & Dondoozat (1998) (short series; co-production with Bibo Films, Canal+ and Télétoon)
  • The Most Magnificent Thing (2019)
  • Toon Bops (2019–present) (short series)

Commercials[change | change source]

Footnotes[change | change source]

  1. As stated in the ending credits.
  2. In the United States.
  3. Known as TMO Film GmbH for Series 1.

References[change | change source]

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  2. Fitzgerald, James (May 1, 2001). "Nelvana's 30th Anniversary Profile". KidScreen Magazine. Retrieved July 1, 2006.
  3. Dudok de Wit, Alex (June 11, 2021). "Nelvana At 50: Mapping Out The Studio's Future With President Pam Westman". Cartoon Brew. Retrieved June 14, 2021.
  4. "'This Was Our Pact' Movie in Works with Duncan Studio, Peter Dinklage's Estuary Films & Nelvana". February 8, 2021.
  5. Stevens, Mary (February 5, 1993). "It's Not Easy Being A Henson". Chicago Tribune. Retrieved March 17, 2012.
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  7. "Trucktown - Lemon Sky Studios".
  8. "Cars, cats & creativity drive Corus Kids' 2016/17 lineup".
  9. Milligan, Mercedes (April 4, 2016). "Nelvana Announces MIPTV Highlights".
  10. "Nelvana, Sony partner on Hotel Transylvania TV series".
  11. Milligan, Mercedes (June 9, 2015). "Nelvana Assembles Partners for 'Mysticons'".
  12. "Nelvana rebrands as Corus 2016 revenues rise 44%".
  13. "Sesame Workshop, Nelvana partner on Esme and Roy".
  14. "Sonar dives into Go Away, Unicorn! production". Kidscreen. Retrieved January 16, 2018.
  15. 15.0 15.1 "Corus unveils 2018/19 kids programming slate".
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  17. Jacques, Ian. "South Delta author Ashley Spires excited to see work on small screen". Delta Optimist. Retrieved January 29, 2020.
  18. "Hulu, YTV pick up The Hardy Boys".
  19. "Nelvana Makes a wish with its new show".
  20. "Nelvana gets in on Best & Bester".
  21. "Corus Entertainment Announces 35 Greenlights and Renewals for Its Iconic Portfolio of Specialty Networks".
  22. 22.0 22.1 "Nickelodeon Fuels Original Animation Content Slate With Nelvana on Two New Series Greenlights: ZJ Sparkleton and the Hamster Show". Business Wire (Press release). March 18, 2021.
  23. "TIME Studios partners with Nelvana for new series".
  24. "Dreamweavers wins first China Tales Incubator".
  25. "NELVANA PARTNERS WITH KEITH CHAPMAN TO DEVELOP "BELLA'S BRO-BOTS "".
  26. "Nelvana Greenlights 'Millie Magnificent' Series". January 18, 2023.
  27. "Barney the Dinosaur Gets Relaunch from Mattel". The Hollywood Reporter. February 13, 2023.
  28. Petski, Denise (May 9, 2023). "'Barney's World' Animated Kids Series Heads To Cartoon Network's Cartoonito & Max". Deadline. Retrieved May 9, 2023.
  29. Spangler, Todd (May 9, 2023). "New Barney the Dinosaur Series Coming to Max, Cartoon Network in 2024". Variety. Retrieved May 11, 2023.
  30. Kanter, Jake (January 20, 2023). "Netflix Adapts Geek Girl Into Series About Neurodiverse Teenager Who Becomes Model". Deadline Hollywood. Retrieved January 20, 2023.
  31. "Sixteen South & Nelvana Saddle 'A Horse Named Steve' for Series". March 28, 2023.
  32. Queen Street West. (Film, 1973) [WorldCat.org]. OCLC 5559509.
  33. Apple cider time. (Film, 1975) [WorldCat.org]. OCLC 5603204.
  34. Maple spring. (Film, 1978) [WorldCat.org]. OCLC 496865488.

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