maya the bee

The firm has come on board as Studio 100’s new licensing agency across the region in a partnership that arrives as the CGI Maya and the Bee premieres at cinemas across Finland.

The movie is set to be shown in over 70 Cinemark and Cine Colombia cinemas from 13th August.

Studio 100 has has revealed a deal with Primal Screen for the Maya the Bee move.

We talk about the popularity of Maya the Bee and how the firm is looking to extend this into new territories.

Studio 100 has sold the film to over 120 countries

Christophe Drevet steps up into new role.

The film debuted in September in South Korea where it topped the animated film charts.

Film seen by over 656,000 viewers in the first six weeks of showing in Germany.

Visitors to the play areas can expect live entertainment as well as meet and greets with the show's title character.

The new deal will include more than 500 hours of programming.

Games designed to stimulate different educational areas including colour and shape perception and understanding of numbers

Deal with Planeta Junior brings Maya the Bee Movie to Spain, Portugal, Andorra, Italy, Greece and Cyprus

Jacki Weaver, Noah Taylor and Miriam Margolyes on board

Firm will now focus on finding partners for toys and games, apparel, publishing, back to school, and furnishing in the region

Film to make history as the first ever animated feature to be produced as an official treaty co-production between Australia and Germany

Promotional activity focused within retail and FMCG companies in Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary and Ex-Yugoslavia, including Slovenia

Studio 100 secures deals for France, Latin America and South Korea.