Dream Factory TV series a reality for tweens

Dublin, Ireland-based animation studio Brown Bag Films, Australia's digital design studio Kyla May Productions and fellow Australian prodco Sticky Pictures have inked a deal to co-develop and co-produce Dream Factory, an animated comedy series for tweens.

December 6, 2011

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Dream Factory TV series a reality for tweens

Dublin, Ireland-based animation studio Brown Bag Films, Australia's digital design studio Kyla May Productions and fellow Australian prodco Sticky Pictures have inked a deal to co-develop and co-produce Dream Factory, an animated comedy series for tweens.

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Dream Factory TV series a reality for tweens

Dublin, Ireland-based animation studio Brown Bag Films, Australia's digital design studio Kyla May Productions and fellow Australian prodco Sticky Pictures have inked a deal to co-develop and co-produce Dream Factory, an animated comedy series for tweens.

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