Deos Studio
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- Founded
- 1990
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About Deos Studio
Deos Studio was an American creative agency and animation production company based in Massachusetts. Its work spanned computer-animated entertainment, educational television, commercial video, website development and digital marketing. Over its history, the business evolved from technology consulting into an animation producer and subsequently a creative agency serving regional businesses and organizations.
The company began in 1990 with high-speed printing, database architecture and direct marketing consulting. It moved into digital video and computer graphics in the mid-1990s, producing the 22-minute CGI holiday special The Christmas Light in 1995 and the feature-length sequel The Christmas Brigade in 1997. These productions preceded its expansion into longer-form character animation and broadcast programming during the following decade.
Animation and educational programming
The studio's animation work included A Very Wompkee Christmas and its high-definition sequel, The Hidden Treasure of Wompkee Wood. The first film reached public television and Starz Kids & Family audiences, alongside home-video distribution through Sony Wonder and MarVista Entertainment.
Deos also produced Ribert and Robert's Wonderworld, a children's educational television series combining live action and CGI. Its 78 half-hour episodes were distributed nationally to PBS member stations by American Public Television. Together, these projects reflected the studio's experience in animated characters, children's storytelling and television production.
Commercial creative work
Following its broadcast production period, the business adopted the Deos Studio name and broadened its commercial offering. Services included animated promotional spots, live-action business introductions, explainer videos, video editing and motion design. Its corporate video formats ranged from short introductions to longer presentations.
The agency also developed mobile-responsive websites and provided hosting setup, maintenance, search engine optimization, social media management, brand development and print design. Its commercial clients included Enterprise Bank, Dusenberry Martin Racing and the Merrimack Valley Chamber of Commerce, reflecting work across financial services, motorsports and regional business organizations.
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Founder and historical leadership
Michael "Mike" DeVitto founded the business and served as president and CEO, alongside writer, director and producer roles. These are historical roles; the report does not establish an ongoing executive appointment after operations ceased.
Production method and staffing
DeVitto developed and patented the Structured Animation Method (S.A.M.). The report describes it as a streamlined 3D pipeline designed to reduce the cost of long-form episodic and feature-length character animation. The studio operated with a core in-house team supplemented by project-based animators, technicians and voice talent.
Production collaboration
The Wompkee productions involved collaboration with creators Con Fullam and Maura Clarke. Their company, Wompkee LLC, retained an independent role as the property owner rather than operating as a Deos subsidiary.
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Current and former locations of Deos Studio
- Andover, Massachusetts, United States
Andover office
- Lawrence, Massachusetts, United States
Lawrence office
Former officeFormer animation production facilities used in the early 2000s before consolidation in Andover.
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