Mexico's Canal Once Orders Three Delivery
Press Release from Animation Collective
New York, NY -- July 15, 2009 -- Animation Collective, a leading U.S. provider of content to the children's entertainment market, announces today a new broadcast sale of the modern-day superhero tale, "Three Delivery". The 26 x 22 minute animated action-comedy series has been acquired by Canal Once in Mexico and is slated to begin airing in September of 2009.
"Three Delivery" was created by Larry Schwarz, Animation Collective's founder and C.E.O. The series, about a group of teenage delivery kids/super heroes, set in a Chinatown and is animated in a highly graphic comic-book style, was co-produced with Fatkat Studios as a U.S./Canadian co-venture.
Animation Collective and Fatkat Studios produced "Three Delivery" in association with Nicktoons Network, YTV and the BBC. Canal Once now joins the ranks of international broadcasters including Nicktoons Network in the U.S., YTV in Canada, the BBC in the UK, Nickelodeon in Australia and CANAL+family in France.
"We are excited to close this deal with Canal Once and add Mexico to the global mix of countries watching Three Delivery," said Debbie Back of Animation Collective.
New York, NY -- July 15, 2009 -- Animation Collective, a leading U.S. provider of content to the children's entertainment market, announces today a new broadcast sale of the modern-day superhero tale, "Three Delivery". The 26 x 22 minute animated action-comedy series has been acquired by Canal Once in Mexico and is slated to begin airing in September of 2009.
"Three Delivery" was created by Larry Schwarz, Animation Collective's founder and C.E.O. The series, about a group of teenage delivery kids/super heroes, set in a Chinatown and is animated in a highly graphic comic-book style, was co-produced with Fatkat Studios as a U.S./Canadian co-venture.
Animation Collective and Fatkat Studios produced "Three Delivery" in association with Nicktoons Network, YTV and the BBC. Canal Once now joins the ranks of international broadcasters including Nicktoons Network in the U.S., YTV in Canada, the BBC in the UK, Nickelodeon in Australia and CANAL+family in France.
"We are excited to close this deal with Canal Once and add Mexico to the global mix of countries watching Three Delivery," said Debbie Back of Animation Collective.
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