Cuppa Coffee Studios (a.k.a. Cuppa Coffee Animation) is an animation studio in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Cuppa Coffee was founded by Adam Shaheen in 1992. It specializes in both stop-motion animation and 2D animation.[1]
Cuppa Coffee Studios has produced for networks around the globe including Disney Channel, Nickelodeon, CBC, HBO, ABC, MTV, The N, Cartoon Network and MuchMusic, among others.
Cuppa Coffee Studios has won over 200 international awards in animation, such as the Pucinella Award for Best Special in 2006 and the Prix D'honeur at Annecy.
The Studio is widely recognized as the largest Stop Motion Animation Studio in the world specializing in TV production.[citation needed]
Cuppa Coffee also produces 2-D Flash Animation (Ugly Americans) (Bruno) (Bruno and the Banana Bunch). The studio is working with New York-based Archetypeme producing stop-motion music videos. Currently the studio is developing a feature film with David Duchovny.
Contents
1Productions by Cuppa Coffee Studios
2Commercial work
3References
4External links
Productions by Cuppa Coffee Studios
1990's
Teletoon (1997-1998)
Sam Digital in the 21st Century (1997)
HBO Family 411 (1999–2000)
Trevor! (1999)
Crashbox (1999–2001) (40x22 episodes)
Little People (All episodes) (1999-2005) (co-production with Egmont Imagination)
2000's
Henry's World (2002)
JoJo's Circus (2003–2008) (co-production with Cartoon Pizza)
Bruno (2004–2006) (50x1 episodes)
The Wrong Coast (2004) (26x11 episodes)
The Newsroom (2005)
Celebrity Deathmatch (2006–2007)
Bruno & The Banana Bunch (26x11 episodes) (2006)
Tigga and Togga (2006) (26x3 episodes)
Feeling Good with JoJo (2006–2008) (co-production with Cartoon Pizza)
A Very Barry Christmas (2007)
Starveillance (2007)
Rick & Steve: The Happiest Gay Couple in All the World (Season 1 and 2) (2007–2009)
Nerdland (2008) (13x22 episodes)
A Miser Brothers' Christmas (2008)
Life's a Zoo (2008) (20x22 episodes)
Glenn Martin, DDS (2009–2011) (40x22 episodes)
2010's
Ugly Americans (2010–2012)
The F'n Osbournes (2013)
Pets Rock (TBA)[2]
Commercial work
ABC Television (KTVX spots)
Alliance Atlantis (Flick! opening)
Bell Canada (commercials)
Bravo! (network ID)
Cartoon Network (network IDs, promos)
Discovery Channel Latin America (Discovery Kids IDs)
Disney Television (network IDs)
Doner Company (commercial)
ESPN (commercials)
Fruity Pebbles (commercial)
Fujitsu (commercial)
General Motors (Geo campaign)
Gospel Music Channel (packaging)
HBO (Crashbox, HBO Family 411 shorts)
Leo Burnett (PAM commercials)
MuchMusic (IDs, The Wedge open, French Kiss open)
MusiquePlus (Butterflies ID)
Nabisco (Oreo commercial)
National Basketball Association (IDs, commercial)
NFL on TNT (open)
NHL Network (network ID)
Nickelodeon (SnickSnack! open)
Ontario Place (commercials)
Panasonic Ltd. (commercial)
PBS Kids (commercial)
ProSieben (bumpers)
The N (image campaign)
Teletoon (Bumpers)
The Movie Channel (Inside Out opening)
Turner Classic Movies (Films on Film open, commercial)
The National Network (The Pop-est Movies of All Time promo)
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