Athena Georgaklis will lead the acquisition of rights and the development of all original content for Nelvana, working with the studio’s producers, creators, and talent around the world. Georgaklis ...

Marvin the Tap-Dancing Horse is a Canadian animated television show produced by Nelvana. It tells the stories of a young horse named Marvin who is part of a carnival. Among the Executive Producers are ...

After a 25-year run, Canada’s only dedicated linear cartoon channel Teletoon will stop broadcasting on March 26. Corus Entertainment in Canada announced yesterday that it will rebrand two of its ...

TORONTO: Corus Entertainment’s TELETOON executive Athena Georgaklis has been appointed as the head of development at Nelvana, effective immediately. In her new role, Georgaklis will lead the ...

TORONTO -- Canadian animation producer Nelvana Ltd. on Monday said it is teaming with U.S. toymaker Spin Master Ltd. to develop specialty toys and games stemming from two Nelvana cartoon series, ...

EXCLUSIVE: Bento Box Entertainment, the Burbank animation studio behind Fox’s Emmy-winning animated series Bob’s Burgers, is partnering with Toronto-based Corus Entertainment to create a primetime ...

Corus Entertainment is rebranding two of its linear kids’ channels, including TELETOON, in Canada. Effective March 27, TELETOON is set to become Cartoon Network, which will deliver flagship shows like ...

In the wake of viral reports claiming the end of Nelvana after 54 years of iconic animation, Corus Entertainment has rushed to clarify that the beloved Canadian studio isn't fully shuttered—it's just ...

Former Nelvana executive Athena Georgaklis has joined Happy Camper Média and Maki Média as a consultant on their coproduced animated series Woodchuckchucks. It marks Georgaklis’ first consulting role ...

After more than 25 years, Teletoon will no longer air as a linear TV channel in Canada. Corus is rebranding the network, using the brand exclusively for its recently launched streaming service.

The Nelvana studio has shut its doors, ending a half-century of cartoons produced in Canada. You might recognize some of its cartoons by name, as the studio has been around for ages, so there’s a high ...