What's Happening?
Hulu has announced the production of 'Deano,' an adult animated series based on the popular web show 'Childish Deano.' The series, created by Dean Thomas and David Ferrier, will consist of eight half-hour episodes. Joe Brumm, known for creating the children's
show 'Bluey,' will serve as an executive producer, marking his first venture into adult animation. The series will be produced by Hooligan Animation in Brisbane, Australia, with support from the Australian Federal government's Producer Offset and a PDV grant from the State of Queensland. The show will be distributed by Hulu worldwide, with BBC Studios as the lead studio.
Why It's Important?
The development of 'Deano' signifies Hulu's continued investment in expanding its adult animation portfolio, a genre that has seen increasing popularity and success. By involving Joe Brumm, a creator with a proven track record in animation, Hulu aims to attract a diverse audience and leverage Brumm's creative expertise. This move also highlights the growing trend of cross-collaboration between international studios and streaming platforms, which can lead to innovative content that appeals to global audiences. The series' production in Australia further emphasizes the international scope of the project and the potential for cultural exchange in the entertainment industry.
What's Next?
As 'Deano' moves into production, viewers can anticipate a unique blend of humor and storytelling that combines the creative talents of its international team. The series is expected to premiere on Hulu and Disney+ for bundle subscribers in the U.S., and on Disney+ internationally. In the UK, it will first appear on BBC iPlayer and BBC One. The collaboration between Hulu, BBC Studios, and Hooligan Animation may pave the way for future projects that explore adult themes through animation, potentially setting new standards for the genre. Fans of 'Bluey' and adult animation enthusiasts will be eager to see how Brumm's influence shapes the series.
