Part 2 of "Work Around Town 2020". This post is a work in progress, and will change as new information comes in.
Disney Television Animation --
Located in Glendale and Burbank, California, the Disney TVA was founded in 1984 (at the dawn of the Michael Eisner-Jeffrey Katzenberg era); DTVA currently has three locations in two Southern California cities. A few years ago, decisions were made to cap the number of Disney small-screen shows done in-house, and several series are now done by sub-contractors (see below).
Elena of Avalor -- from 2016 -- ongoing
Duck Tales -- reboot from 2017 -- ongoing
Big Hero 6: the Series -- from 2017 -- ongoing
Big City Greens -- from 2018 -- ongoing
Fancy Nancy -- from 2018 -- ongoing
Muppet Babies -- reboot from 2018 -- ongoing
Amphibia -- from 2019 -- ongoing
Marvel's Moongirl and Devil Dinosaur -- from 2020 -- ongoing (Marvel/Disney, subcontracted to Titmouse Animation.
The Curse of Molly McGee -- from 2019-2020 -- ongoing for Disney Channel
Monsters at Work -- from 2020 (with Pixar) -- ongoing
The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder -- #3 -- the relaunch was announced on February 27th, with creator Bruce Smith and writer Calvin Brown Jr. returning.
Disney TVA's Los Angeles Subcontractors
Rough Draft Animation Studios
RDS, Inc. was founded in Van Nuys, California in 1991. Currently it has studios in South Korea where it functions as a major overseas production facility, and a second studio on the Glendale-Burbank city line. (For many years its L.A.-area studio was located on Brand Boulevard in Glendale.)
Big City Greens -- from 2018 -- ongoing with Disney TV Animation
The Owl House -- from 2020 -- ongoing with Disney TV Animation
Wild Canary Animation --
Started in 2008, Wild Canary Animation is located on Riverside Drive on the Burbank side of Toluca Lake. It's a long-time subcontractor for Disney Television Animation, previously producing Sheriff Callie's Wild West, Miles From Tomorrowland, and Puppy Dog Pals for the Mouse House.
Mira, Royal Detective -- from 2020 -- ongoing with Disney Jr.
The Chicken Squad -- from 2020 -- ongoing with Disney Jr.
The Rocketeer -- from 2019 -- ongoing with Disney Jr.)
Addendum: Animation production in Southern California continues to roar along, much of it driven by streaming companies who have elbowed their way into the business. This has caused older studios to sign key talent to exclusive, long-term contracts, something that hasn't occured since the 1990s.
As of last summer, Disney has signed a multitude of artists and writers to contracts. They include Bruce Smith (The Proud Family), Jeff Howard (Planes), Kate Kondell (The Pirate Fairy), Stevie Wermers (Prep & Landing), Kevin Deters (Prep & Landing), Howy Parkins (The Lion Guard), Amy Higgins (Star vs. The Forces of Evil), Devin Bunje and Nick Stanton (Prince of Peoria), Noah Z. Jones (Pickle & Peanut), Mike Roth (Regular Show), John Infantino (Star vs. The Forces of Evil), Jeremy Shipp (Kung Fu Panda), Ryan Gillis (Pickle & Peanut), Steve Marmel (The Fairly OddParents), Natasha Kline (Big City Greens) and Sabrina Cotugno (The Owl House).
Do Marvel next
ReplyDeleteWhat about Big Hero 6?
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DeleteWhat about “The Lion Guard”?
ReplyDeletePLEASE say it is ongoing or at least still has active status.
Season 3 ran its 18-episode course in late 2019. No word on whether the show will be greenlit for a fourth season. If I hear different, I will post.
DeleteWhere's The Curse of Molly McGee?
ReplyDeleteAnd also Big Hero 6 The Series?
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DeleteWhat about that "Lady and the Tramp 3" project which a small crew was developing last year?
ReplyDeleteAlso 101 Dalmatian Street?
DeleteYeah, what happened?
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ReplyDeleteWell, Disney Television Animation and Rough Draft Animation Studios were so animated the Pippi Longstocking reboot series, which looks like Star vs. the Forces of Evil.
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