BRB INTERNACIONAL:
An international company with 35 years' experience in the production, distribution and licensing of high quality television programmes. BRB's animated series have been seen around the world, and characters such as David the Gnome, Dogtanian and Willy Fog are widely recognised as classics. Currently BRB is producing successful series using the latest techniques in design and technology - Bernard (prize for best new TV licensing property at MIPCOM Jr 2004 and sold in more than 90 countries), Iron Kid (Airing in Kids WB! from Fall 2007 and best children's series at Animacor 2005), Khuda-Yana (best attended presentation at Cartoon Forum 2005), The Imp (winner of the MIPCOM JR Licensing Challenge 2006 and showing at Canal + and MTV) and Angus&Cheryl (Licensed to France 3 and Nickelodeon International among others). BRB's live action department has built a reputation for the creation of magazine formats, such as the kids' programming block The Cartoon Hour (aired in 2005 by all of Vocento's channels) and for the production of TV movies (a slate of five for primetime airing on Antena 3). In the field of licensing, the company manages an impressive catalogue which includes the Cartoon Network's properties for Spain and Portugal (The Puwerpuff Girls, Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, Ben 10,...), Pepsi, Jason Brooks, Tutti Cuti, Storm Hawks, Dibo, ... furthermore of all BRB's titles. For more information, see: www.brb.es

BRB EXECUTIVES ATTENDING THE MIPTV 2008: Booth R 35.16
Javier Robles de Acuña (CEO)
Carlos Biern Lliviria (Executive Producer)
Begoña Esteban (Sales & Marketing: Spain, Portugal, Latin America, Middle East and Asia)
Silvia Orellana (Sales & Marketing: Europe, North America and Australasia).
Marijo Arnáiz (Sales & Marketing: DVD and New Media)

BRB TV SERIES AT THE UPCOMING MIPTV 2008:

As usual, BRB Intenacional will again be at this year’s MIP-TV, with its full licensing and merchandising catalogue. In Cannes, at the Booth R 35.16, BRB will be presenting the latest news surrounding its major properties, with Bernard, Iron Kid, The Imp and Angus & Cheryl leading the way:

Papawa (104x7’ or 52x13’ HD Cut Out TV Series, co-produced by Screen 21, BRBInternacional,2Minutes,TVC): Fame, love, money, pleasure...it doesn’t matter what you want, come to Papawa, the island of your dreams and your dreams will come true... unless you meet its inhabitants, who could turn your dreams into your worst nightmare. For more information, see www.papawa.com

Angus&Cheryl (104x2’, 3D HD Production, non dialogue slapstick comedy, co-produced by Screen 21, BRB Internacional, Tuba Entertainment, and TVC): It started such a long time ago before the chicken or the egg, the half-full or half-empty glass…He is Angus –simple and direct-. She is Cheryl –Complex and devious-. Definitely, it’s not black vs white but blue vs pink. It’s all about girls vs boys. Non verbal slapstick comedy. www.anguscheryl.com

The Imp (65 x 90”, 3D HD TV Series, co-produced by Red Kite, Screen 21, and TVC): Short, cute and impossibly evil. It’s a light hearted show. Okay, it’s a show with a megalomaniac bent on evil, The Imp and a long –suffering Bob. The Imp is constantly trying to unleash a terrifying evil upon the world. The only good news is he hasn’t got a clue what’s he’s doing. www.theimp.tv

Bernard (104x3’ or 26x13’, High Definition 3D, co-produced by Screen 21, BRB Internacional, RG, EBS, M6): The funniest polar bear on television is back. He still wants to learn, and he still wants to travel… but about all, there are too many misadventures left for him to star in. If anything can go wrong, it will be worse if Bernard’s involved. It’s bound to be a disaster. www.bernardbear.com

Iron Kid (26x30’, 3D, co-produced by BRB, Screen 21, Designstorm, Daiwon, Manga,TVE): In a futuristic world, young Marty chances upon a bionic arm which endows him with superhuman powers. He suddenly becomes the Iron Kid, cyborg heir to the legendary Eon, original owner of the arm and heroic victor of the Robot Wars. An action adventure in spectacular 3D. Airing now.


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