TOTAL LICENSING
NEW SIGNINGS FOR
CRACK & BONKY
Adness Entertainment is continuing to sign licensees and media compa-
nies for the character-based franchise Crack & Bonky. New onboard is
Scribe which has signed up for school notebooks. Scribe plans to release
their Crack & Bonky notebooks in April.
In addition, Adness has secured Televisa as the new cellular content
home for Crack & Bonky. Televisa will distribute short animations and
wallpaper images through its website,
esmas.com for cellular content
downloading. Televisa will also run promotions through its magazines as
well as both its cable and terrestrial channels through specially produced
animated vignettes.
Other updates include the Mexican National Newspaper Reforma who
debuted the first Crack & Bonky comic strips the first week of March.
In addition, Adness Japan has begun production on flash animated shorts
expressly for release on its cellular platforms and websites, Bondifiesta
has begun developing new designs for chewing gum and PIC has begun
offering T-shirts, pyjamas, and underwear lines to retailers.
PAT & STAN GO GLOBAL
TV-Loonland has announced a slate of international broadcast sales
for its multi-formatted CGI-property Pat & Stan. Amongst those to
take up the show are Italian broadcaster Mediaset and Germany´s
ARD / HR. Pat & Stan will also be airing on KiKa.
In addition, Pat & Stan has been licensed to Cartoon Network Spain,
Disney India, Voom HD Networks/Animania USA, DR TV Denmark,
TG4 Ireland and Minimax for Eastern Europe.
In Italy Pat & Stan have already found DVD distribution through DNC.
A co-production between French animation producer MacGuff and
TF1 in France, Pat & Stan
comprises an ‘Indiana
Jonesesque’ half hour TV
special, together with a to-
tal of 350 of shorts, kara-
oke skits and gags and the
39 x 7-minute series which
is currently in production
and set for delivery at the
end of 2008.
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