Animation Bristol Expedition aired in 2008. The series is based on an online game with the same title that was co-developed by Groom Interactive and Dongwoo Animation. The series is about a journey of friendship between six characters and a robot Nomario.

Alloo loves hide-and-seek and fruits. Kalloo loves fishing. Dalloo loves dandelions. These three friends are all different yet have been best friends. One day a new friend from a far away planet, Altoo, came to visit Alloo, Kaloo and Daloo in their forest. The only thing Altoo can say is ‘Altoo.’ The three friends teach Altoo everything and tell lots of stories.

Kambu is flying to ‘Mystery Island’ where he will be the new mail-dog. As he nears the island, he unexpectedly collides with a huge whale shaped cloud and makes a ridiculous landing onto ‘Mystery Island’ near the post office.

Established in 1991, Dongwoo Animation Co., Ltd. (“Dongwoo Animation”) is a leading entertainment company whose business area covers 2D and 3D animation production, distribution, toy manufacturing, and character licensing. The company houses 50 animation directors and 350 animators along with a state-of-the-art HD editing system.

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Rushes were recently approached by M&C Saatchi and production company, Great Guns, to complete the postproduction for a campaign of six separate Daily Mail commercials.

As a leader in virtual reality (VR) special visual contents industry, Big I Entertainment is pioneering advanced VR technology through research and development, aiming at growing into a global company.

In the latest battle between studios and theaters in the theater-to-DVD windows war, Walt Disney has requested a shortening of a month for the home entertainment release of ALICE IN WONDERLAND, reports VARIETY.