Frog Box

Frog Box is an independent French animation production company based in Paris. Founded in 2005, it develops and produces children's animated programming for international television and streaming audiences, with a particular focus on preschool entertainment and CGI series.

The company works through a delegated production model, known in France as production déléguée. Its team brings together concept development, screenwriting, creative direction and storyboard supervision while managing the financing, administration and legal arrangements that support a production. Animation asset production and rendering are carried out with partner studios, allowing Frog Box to coordinate creative and technical contributions across international co-productions.

Its development services include character design, scripts and visual bibles. During production, the company supervises storyboards, animatics, voice direction and art direction, alongside budget structuring, tax credits, international pre-sales and broadcast compliance. This combination places its work across both the creative development of a series and the practical coordination required to bring it to broadcasters.

Animated series and adaptations

Frog Box's credits include PJ Masks, also known as Pyjamasques, alongside Ricky Zoom, Ninja Express, Kiya & the Kimoja Heroes and My Life Me. These productions span preschool superhero adventures, vehicle-based storytelling and comedy. Its projects have brought together animation studios, distributors and broadcasters through partnerships involving Disney, Entertainment One, Hasbro and European television networks.

The company's slate also includes The Saddle Club, titled Grand Galop in French, a contemporary CGI adaptation of Bonnie Bryant's equestrian novels. As of October 2026, the 26-episode series was in production, with 22-minute episodes scheduled for delivery in mid-2027. The project brings together Red Monk Studio, Studio Moshi, ZDF Studios and France Télévisions.

Across its work, Frog Box combines original series development with adaptations of established publishing properties. Its productions serve children's and family entertainment markets, including broadcast television, streaming and the wider licensing and merchandising activity associated with animated franchises.