Pettson & Findus - 13 x 13' television series
1 x 78' feature: 'The Tomte Machine' (aka ‘Pettson’s Promise’)
(2006)

Based on the books by Sven Nordqvist, 'The Tomte Machine' (aka ‘Pettson’s Promise’) tells the story of the much loved Pettson and Findus at Christmas time.

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Produced in part for TV Loonland by Telemagination.
A TV Loonland AG / Happy Life Animation AB / A.Film A/S co-production

Rudi & Trudi - 26 x 13’
(2006)

Based on the existing property ‘Siebenstein’, Rudi and Trudi is a fantasy adventure series about the exploits of an intrepid young raven called Rudi and his loyal kitten friend Trudi.

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Produced by Telemgination for TV Loonland with the participation of ZDF and ZDF Enterprises

Heidi - 80' feature film
(2003)

Telemagination's first feature film is an adaptation of Johanna Spyri's classic tale about a young orphan girl who goes to live with her Grandfather in the Swiss mountains.

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A Telemagination / TV-Loonland / Nelvana co-production.

The Cramp Twins II - 52 x 11'
(2003)

Based on the books by Brain Wood, The Cramp Twins observes the rituals of unconventional family life, concentrating on the exploits of the two warring siblings, Wayne and Lucien.

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Produced by Telemagination. A TV-Loonland and Cartoon Network co-production.

Metalheads - 26 x 12'
(2003)

Based on the characters created by Steve Moore, Metalheads follows the adventures of Lady Liddy, Lester, Bob, Schmed and Drucilla as they train to become knights at the Metalheads Academy.

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A Telemagination production for TV-Loonland. A TV-Loonland, ZDF Enterprises, ZDF co-production in conjunction with CBBC.

Something Else - 26 x 11'
(2002)

Something Else follows the exploits of Something Else and his friend Something - two inseparable friends who live atop a hill in the Land of Elsewhere. The series is based on the book by Kathryn Cave and Chris Riddell.

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A Telemagination / Studio B / TV-Loonland co-production with the participation of ZDF and the Family Channel.

Pongwiffy - 26 x 11'
(2002)

Pongwiffy is a comic series that focuses on the love-hate relationship between two witches - Pongwiffy and Sharkadder - and features a colourful supporting cast of goblins and wizards. The BAFTA nominated series is based on the books by Kaye Umansky and features the voices of Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders.

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A Telemagination production for TV-Loonland.

Little Ghosts - 39 x 7'
(2001)

Based on the award-winning books by Jacques Duquennoy, Little Ghosts is a charming pre-school series that follows the adventures of George, Henry, Lucy and Edward. The four companions live together in their ancient castle home where many of their adventures take place.

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A Telemagination Production in co-production with ZDF German Television Network.

The Last Polar Bears - 1 x 25'
(2000)

Winner of the Best TV Special award at the Annecy International Animated Film Festival in 2001 and BAFTA nominated, this Christmas TV Special tells the story of Grandfather and his faithful dog Roo's epic journey to the North Pole as they go in search of polar bears. The programme was adapted from the book by Harry Horse and is narrated by Nigel Hawthorne.

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A Telemagination production for ZDF German Television Network.

Noah's Island - 39 x 25'
(1997-1999)

An original idea developed by Telemagination, Noah's Island follows the adventures of a community of animals living on a floating island under the stewardship of a polar bear called Noah. Noah is a bear with a dream - a dream to turn his floating island into a safe haven for the world's endangered animals.

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A Telemagination / Praxinos co-production for the EBU.

Wiggly Park - 26 x 5'
(1997-1998)

Featuring the voices of Andrew and Kate Sachs, Wiggly Park focuses on a group of six tiny friends - E.W. the earthworm, Nifty the slug, Shelly the snail, Moggy the caterpillar, Buzz the bee and Thera the tortoise - who live in the very large world of a town park.

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A Telemagination production.

The Animals of Farthing Wood - 39 x 25'
(1992-1996)

Based on the popular books by Colin Dann. When humans threaten a community of animals, Fox decides that they must all leave their home and set off for the safe haven of White Deer Park. However, much danger lies ahead of them on their journey.

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A Telemagination / Praxinos co-production for the EBU.

The Telebugs - 86 x 5'
(1983-1987)

Chip, Bug, Samantha and Mic are The Telebugs - robots invented by Professor Brainstrain that set out to stop the evil Baron Bullybyte and his computer Angelbrain from brainwashing young children with their video games.

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A Telemagination production for TVS.