The Australian animation production company Flying Bark Productions opens a studio in Madrid

Following the opening of a studio in Los Angeles in 2020, the Sydney-based animation production company, Flying Bark Productions, abre ahora oficinas en Madrid, con Ramón Giráldez (‘Love’, Death & Robots) como Studio Supervisor.

The new European study will raise the Flying Bark staff of more than six hundred professionals creative, technical and production professionals around the world. At the moment, Laila Sleiman Sanz She is working as a senior recruiter for the configuration of the human team that will make up the Spanish headquarters.

Flying Bark Productions is internationally recognized for producing motion pictures and feature films. CGI and 2D animation premium traditional films, both as an independent production company and at the service of international studios and platforms such as Disney, Marvell, Netflix and Nicleodeon.

They are prolific catalog of the company includes Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur (Disney TVA), What If…? (Marvel), Monkie Kid (Lego) and Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Nickleodeon). He is currently working with Netflix on the animation adaptation of the popular series Stranger Things and on an Australian-Spanish co-production. 200% Wolf, sequel to 100% Wolf, which will be released in theaters in the second half of 2024 almost everywhere in the world.

Barbara Stephen, CEO of Flying Bark Productions, comments that "Spain was a natural next step for us due to the world-renowned creative and technical talent, attractive local incentives and the appeal of one of the best cities in Europe. The studio will initially focus on recruiting CG talent, but we plan to expand a pool of traditional 2D talent in the near future and participate in the development and production of a series of original content with international appeal."

The Flying Bark team is presenting its project for Spain and actively recruiting talent during the Annecy International Animated Film Festival taking place this week.