Pipsqueak Animation

Pipsqueak Animation is an independent animation and visual effects studio based in Los Angeles, California. Its work spans television, streaming, advertising, educational media and original digital entertainment. The studio combines commissioned production with the development of its own animated properties, working across preschool and family entertainment, adult comedy and short-form content.

The studio provides full production and individual production services across 2D digital animation, 3D CGI, hand-drawn animation, puppet animation and motion graphics. Creative development includes concept writing, series bibles, character design, art direction and storyboarding. Its visual effects capabilities include digital compositing, camera tracking, particle effects, wire removal, frame stitching and 3D modeling. Commercial assignments extend to animated advertisements, branded web content, explainer videos and social campaigns.

Production and original entertainment

Pipsqueak's commissioned work includes animation for Secret Chef, BoJack Horseman, TripTank and Greatest Party Story Ever, alongside animated documentary sequences for Rodents of Unusual Size. Its children's and educational output includes original Sesame Street segments and animation developed for ABCmouse and NASA. Advertising projects include work for American Airlines, Wise Chips and The Lincoln Project.

Original productions include Samurai! Daycare, The Adventures of Baxter & McGuire, Get My Goat and Fifi: Cat Therapist. These projects span comedy for digital audiences and character-driven series distributed through outlets including Comedy Central, DreamWorksTV and Peacock Kids. The studio also creates and produces Barkster Kid Songs, a musical preschool property published on YouTube.

Its development slate includes the preschool buddy comedy Grounded, the CG comedy-adventure series Animixies, the adult animated comedy My Boss Is a Monster and the proprietary project Red vs Wolf. These remain development projects rather than completed production credits.

The current animation brand dates to approximately 2012–2013 and builds on the earlier Pipsqueak Films production banner. That name also appears in historical shorts and production credits, reflecting the studio's roots in independent filmmaking.