Dandelooo in deal with Dream Factory Studio

Dandelooo has struck a deal with animation IP creator Dream

Factory Studio, Korea for the new original preschool series PongPong Dino (52 x 7’).

The deal brokered by recently appointed International Sales & Acquisitions Manager

Hyeo Jin Moon gives Dandelooo exclusive worldwide distribution rights, excluding

China, South Korea and CIS to the CGI animated series targeted at 2 to 4-year-olds.

Produced by Dream Factory Studio and directed by Tacken Chae, the series invites

children to discover the world of PongPong Dino where food is transformed into play.

It encourages children to develop an interest in a wide variety of foods and aims to dispel

preconceptions that they may have about nourishment, helping to create a more openminded

approach to eating.

Whoever said that it is not allowed to play with food? Get ready to explore a world

where food comes to life in massive proportions with five kids, Momo, Titi, Po, Tutu,

and Kaka as they set off on an unforgettable adventure. With an irresistible urge to play,

and bounce, they immerse themselves in a world where they swim in giant watermelons,

jump on bouncy mushroom trampolines, use juicy lemons as water guns, and even jump

rope with stretchy cheese. PongPong Dino encourages kids to explore the world of food

using their five senses and creative mindsets.

Commenting on the deal Hyeo Jin Moon, International Sales & Acquisitions Manager

said, “We’re thrilled to have acquired this scrumptious educational program! Brace

yourselves for a mouthwatering adventure filled with laughter, learning, and tantalizing

discoveries! Get ready to indulge in every moment of this delectable journey as we dive

headfirst into a feast for the imagination with this fun and creative series which kids will

love!”

Mac Kim, CEO of Dream Factory added, “Pongpong Dino is a great piece of work that

allows children to learn emotions and experiences while playing. It is an animation that

parents can confidently show to children to convey a positive message that encourages

autonomy: a message of “try anything” instead of “don’t do this”. Meet Pongpong Dino,

who learns by playing joyfully with all senses.”