The animation banner will narrow its focus to manage existing properties, distribution and merchandising.
The 3D-animated series based on reality TV stars Drew and Jonathan Scott will launch in the U.S. on Aug. 15.
The series debuted on YTV in Canada this March and is also available to stream on StackTV.
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Boat Rocker has acquired the rights to the show from Corus, including those for the first season, according to a release from Netflix.
The former Nelvana head will manage Boat Rocker’s brand portfolio.
Nelvana sells Millie Magnificent to new territories while some Canadian projects get picked up by Netflix and Paramount+.
Corus Studios head Rachel Nelson will oversee Nelvana and Kids Can Press following Welsh’s departure.
Blue Ice Docs picks up the TIFF-bound Ontario Place doc Your Tomorrow, Peacock acquires three redknot series, and more.
Static Waves enters the Canadian streaming market, ATN acquires Canadian rights to Sony LIV, and more.
Corus Entertainment’s bid to cut costs has hit the kids team, with Nelvana halting all development this year and long-time exec Georgaklis departing on July 26.
The prodco and distributor has signed a development deal with Andrews McMeel Entertainment, with the first film currently in the works.