Cartùns
Though our roots are in documentaries, our founder and CEO is also an award-winning playwright. This passion for storytelling has led us to the world of animation, where we’re bringing bold and uniquely Scottish stories to life—one frame at a time.
The Rejects
10x30" Adult Animated Series
The Rejects is an adult animated fantasy comedy about literature's most overlooked sidekicks who open a detective agency to prove they were always the interesting ones.
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Developed with Emmy-winning producer Rick Mischel (Rick & Morty) and supported by Screen Scotland, with Letters of Intent from OUTtv and Mediawan attached.
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The heroes didn't want them. Everyone else will.
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Audience: Adults (16+ years)
Format: 10 x 30'
2D Animation
Flavio
Animated Feature
In the grey streets of 1940s Glasburgh, an Italian immigrant, a young Scottish-Ghanaian boy, and a daring aspiring aviator must face saboteurs, eccentric rivals and the shadow of war to win the Golden Scoop Competition.
A love letter to diversity, belonging, and the joy of finding your people.
Winner of the Animatic Features Live Pitch at the 2026 Glasgow Film Festival. Created by Glasgow-based artist Kristina Tsenova, written by playwright Cecile Durel, and produced by Bonnie & Braw Cartùns. Selected for Screen Scotland's First Features Fund.
Audience: Family (8+ years)
Format: animated feature film
3D Animation
Agley the mouse
7" Bridge Animated Series
Agley is a small, scruffy, endlessly curious mouse who lives above The Busy Wee Bothy — a repair workshop on a fantastical Glasgow high street — with his adopted family. Every episode, he makes a well-intentioned mistake, and together they take it and make it great.
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Developed with support from Screen Scotland and Creative Sprouts, Agley the Mouse is a warm, funny preschool series that celebrates curiosity, kindness, and the idea that mistakes are how we learn. The show features music by Emmy Award-winning composers Roddy Hart and Tommy Reilly, scripts by autistic writer and Pablo co-writer Sumita Majumdar, and is produced by BAFTA-winner Ken Anderson.
Audience: 4-7 years (bridge)
Format: 7'
2D