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Animation heads to Malaysia!

South Korea has a total of 9 animation projects to present to the Asian Animation Summit (AAS) next month. Child favorite Kemy (G&G Entertainment)  is set to return with season 2. The show geared toward helping children learn what things are made of has at least 15% of its budget paid.  Kemy and his friends Gogo, Coyo Coyo, Toong, Ling Ling and many others took youngsters on a learning journey in 2010 and they plan to do even more in the near future.

Relieve a little of what Kemy was all about through our following 2011 preview:

Sunwoo Entertainment’s “Ted and Dory Detectives” and Studio Gale’s “Circus Show” are the remaining South Korean animation projects with 15% of their budgets.

The following are projects that have secured an Asian broadcaster endorsement and are currently in-development. They need project funding  in addition to co-producers, broadcaster and distributor support.

Synergy Media’s ”WonderBalls!”

Electric Circus’ “Survival in the Jungle”

NHC Media’s “Eggbot”

Studio Moggozi’s ”Eeny, Meany, Manemo”

MBC C&I’s ”Buzzzz Pong!”

Grafizix’s ”Beat Band”

KOCCA joins the initiative with Australia’s ABC TV, Malaysia’s MDeC for Kidscreen’s owned AAS.South Korea will be presenting their projects alongside Australia, Malaysia and Singapore at the AAS. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia will host the AAS on December 10 and 11.

Sources: GnGMovie.com, Animation World Network and Kidscreen