Blue Zoo Animation Studio

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  • Brighton Zoo
  • Kazoo Animation
Websitewww.blue-zoo.co.uk

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Blue Zoo Animation Studio is a British animation studio known for producing children's television series, commercials and short films. Founded in 2000 by Oli Hyatt, Adam Shaw, and Tom Box from Bournemouth University,[1] the studio has gone on to win numerous BAFTAs and in 2021 won two Daytime Emmy awards. They have also previously won the Best Places to Work in TV survey by Broadcast and Best Companies Group.

Some of the more well-known children's shows the studio has produced are Alphablocks, Numberblocks, Digby Dragon, Miffy's Adventures Big and Small, The Adventures of Paddington, Tree Fu Tom, and It's Pony.

The company operates from a studio in Fitzrovia, London, where they have a team of over 200 artists. Blue Zoo later opened a second studio in Brighton called Brighton Zoo in 2022, in the partnership with Plug-In Media, and is 'dedicated to episodic 2D animation'.[2][3]

In 2021, the company became the first major animation studio in the world to achieve B Corp certification.[4]

History

In December 2009, Blue Zoo Animation Studio entered the video platform service by partnering with animator Junior Jesman and distributor Cake Entertainment to develop and produce an animated web series entitled If I Was... for French streaming network Dailymotion with Blue Zoo providing and developing animation services and Cake Entertainment distributing the series online.[5]

In April 2014, Blue Zoo and a Dutch company Mercis BV collaborated on the production of Miffy animated CGI series, which was released one year later.[6]

In 2019, Blue Zoo strengthened its position as a world-class production company with the expansion into the rights management and distribution activities by launching its rights division dedicated to its own and third-party IP named Blue Zoo Rights with Alison Warner heading the new rights division.[7]

During the annual Cartoon Forum held in September of the same year, Blue Zoo partnered with Belgian production company Studio 100, through the latter's distribution arm Studio 100 Media and its subsidiary m4e, to produce an CGI-animated preschool series entitled Monika's Garden, but no news for that series was made since.[8]

In 2022, Blue Zoo and Brighton-based producer Plug-In Media established a joint-venture regional animation production and interactive studio called Brighton Zoo, based in Brighton, South England. Their first collaboration and animated production was Supertato.[9][10] Later in the same year, Blue Zoo expanded into the French production business by partnering with Paris-based animation production studio Samka Productions to launch an animation studio and post-production company called Kazoo Animation.[11]

In 2024, the company's show Numberblocks reached 10 million subscribers on YouTube.[12]

List of long form productions

Television

Title Years Network Notes
The Story Makers 2002–2004 CBeebies Animation services for Blue Cow segments only, produced by BBC Children's Production
Tikkabilla 2002–2007 Animation services for animated segments and Sami's Worlds only, produced by BBC Children's Production
Those Scurvy Rascals 2005–2006 Nickelodeon UK co-production with Entara
Doodle Do 2006 CBeebies Animation for Sandworm segments only, produced by BBC Children's Production
Kerwhizz[13] 2008–2011 Co-production with BBC Children's Production and Studio 100
Stitich Up Showdown 2009 Nickelodeon UK
Alphablocks 2010–present CBeebies co-production with Alphablocks LTD
Olive the Ostrich[14] 2011–2014 Nick Jr. UK
Tree Fu Tom[15] 2012–2016 CBeebies Animation services only, produced by BBC Children's Production and FremantleMedia Kids & Family, owned by Boat Rocker Studios since 2018.
Q Pootle 5 2013–2014 co-production with Snapper Productions and ZDF Studios
Miffy's Adventures Big and Small[6] 2015–2017 Tiny Pop[16]
KRO-NCRV (Netherlands)
co-production with Mercis BV and Telescreen
Go Jetters[17] 2015–2020 CBeebies Animation services from season 2 to season 3, co-production with BBC Studios and BBC Children's Production
Digby Dragon[18] 2016–2018 Nick Jr. UK & Channel 5 co-production with Aardman Animations
Mac & Izzy[19] 2016 YouTube Co-production with WGBH Boston and Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, owned by HarperCollins since 2021.
Numberblocks[20][21] 2017–present CBeebies co-production with Alphablocks LTD
The Adventures of Paddington 2019–2025 Nick Jr. UK
Gulli, M6 & Piwi+ (France)
Nickelodeon (international)
co-production with StudioCanal, Heyday Films and Superprod Animation
It's Pony[22][23] 2020–2022 Nickelodeon UK
Nickelodeon/Nicktoons (United States)
co-production with Nickelodeon Animation Studio
Pip and Posy[24][25] 2021–present Sky Kids, Channel 5 & Nick Jr. UK co-production with Magic Light Pictures
Millie & Lou 2022 YouTube
Big Tree City[26] 2022 Netflix
Supertato 2022–present CBeebies
Tencent Video (China)
Under Brighton Zoo, co-production with BBC Studios Kids & Family
Lego City: No Limits[27][28] 2023–present ITVX
YouTube
co-production with The Lego Group
Mojo Swoptops[29] 2024–present CBeebies co-production with Tararaboom
Wonderblocks 2025–present CBeebies co-production with Alphablocks LTD
Untitled Doctor Who spin-off[30][31][32] 2027–2029 CBeebies

Television shorts

Title Release date Broadcaster Notes
Superworm 2021 BBC One co-production with Magic Light Pictures
The Smeds and the Smoos 2022

List of awards and accolades

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Year Award Category Nominee(s) Result Ref.
2006 Children's BAFTA Animation Those Scurvy Rascals Nominated
2008 Children's BAFTA Short Form Stitch Up Showdown Nominated
2009 Children's BAFTA Short Form My Favourite Bedtime Story Nominated
2009 Children's BAFTA Breakthrough Talent Adam Shaw Won
2010 Children's BAFTA Learning - Primary Alphablocks Nominated
2010 Children's BAFTA Short Form My Favourite Bedtime Story Won
2012 Children's BAFTA Pre-School Animation Tree Fu Tom Nominated
2012 Children's BAFTA Independent Production Company Blue Zoo Animation Studio Won
2014 Children's BAFTA Short Form Gumball Song Nominated
2014 Children's BAFTA Independent Production Company Blue Zoo Animation Studio Nominated
2016 Children's BAFTA Independent Production Company Blue Zoo Animation Studio Nominated
2017 Children's BAFTA Learning Numberblocks Nominated
2017 Children's BAFTA Independent Production Company Blue Zoo Animation Studio Won
2018 BAFTA Films Short Film Mamoon Nominated
2019 Children's BAFTA Pre-School Animation Digby Dragon Nominated
2019 Children's BAFTA Pre-School Animation Numberblocks Won
2020 Annies Best TV/Media - Preschool The Adventures of Paddington Won
2020 Annies Best Voice Acting - TV/Media It's Pony Nominated
2020 Annies Best Production Design - TV/Media The Adventures of Paddington Nominated
2016 PromaxBDA UK Best Direct Response Promo Bitesize Won
2015 PromaxBDA UK Best Channel Identity Nick Jr Rebrand Won
2015 PromaxBDA UK Best Sponsorship Package LEGO Star Wars Rebels Won
2021 Emmy Award Outstanding Pre-School Children's Animated Series The Adventures of Paddington Won
2021 Emmy Award Outstanding Writing for a Pre-School Animated Program The Adventures of Paddington Won
2021 Emmy Award Outstanding Directing for a Pre-School Animated Program The Adventures of Paddington Nominated
2024 British Animation Awards Children's Choice Lego City: No Limits[33] Nominated
2024 British Animation Awards Best Cutting Edge Silly Duck[34] Nominated

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