Peekaboo Animation

Peekaboo Animation is an independent Barcelona-based studio specializing in the development, financing, production and international distribution of premium 2D animation for children, youth and family audiences. Established in 2015, it develops original intellectual property for television, streaming and theatrical release while also working as an executive producer and co-production partner on international projects.

The company combines creative development with commercial packaging and distribution. Its work spans concept development, storytelling, story editing, storyboarding, character design, executive production and animation-pipeline consultancy, alongside worldwide rights management, broadcast sales, localization and ancillary-rights exploitation for its own and third-party catalogues.

Production and distribution

Peekaboo’s slate includes original and co-produced series such as I, Elvis Riboldi, The Triplets, Audrey's Shelter, WildKat, My Little Heroes, Mironins, Best Friends Forever... Stranded! and Escucha tu cuerpo. The studio also distributes titles including Four And A Half Friends, Isi, Never Ending Tales, Snails, Cocorico, Edebits and Takat The Dog.

Its productions are developed with international partners and broadcasters, with projects reaching television, streaming and festival audiences. I, Elvis Riboldi, a 2D comedy series, has been broadcast in more than 140 territories. The studio’s work also includes publishing and illustration: it has illustrated nearly 200 children’s books, including collections such as My Little Heroes and Mythology for Kids.

Creative focus

Peekaboo describes its work as high-end boutique 2D animation built around universal storytelling, fresh visual design, comedy, educational value, diversity and pro-social themes. Its services extend from original-content creation through post-production to co-production financing, international packaging and representation.

The studio was named European Producer of the Year at the 2022 Cartoon Tributes during Cartoon Forum, recognizing its creative leadership and cross-border co-production work.