Redrover

Redrover is a South Korean animation and entertainment production company working across CGI features, television animation and stereoscopic content. Its activities also extend to immersive storytelling, visual effects and specialty cinema systems. Founded in 2004, the company developed an international production business around animated properties for children and family audiences.

Animation and international production

International co-production has been central to Redrover’s feature and television work. Its collaborations with ToonBox Entertainment and Gulfstream Pictures helped bring Korean animation into global theatrical markets. Television productions include the stereoscopic animated series Bolts & Blip (2010) and the short-form comedy series The Beet Party (2012).

The company co-produced The Nut Job, released theatrically in January 2014, followed by Spark: A Space Tail (2016) and The Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature (2017). These productions established a substantial feature animation portfolio alongside its television activities.

Production capabilities and immersive media

Redrover’s capabilities span CGI pre-production, modeling, rigging, layout, lighting and rendering, together with stereoscopic conversion and CG visual effects. Its broader business includes intellectual property licensing, international distribution and the deployment of hardware and software for 4D and specialty cinema venues.

The studio has also developed VR and AR experiences, including the interactive animation Buddy VR. This work connects its animation production background with narrative experiences beyond conventional film and television presentation.

Following corporate restructuring and its 2021 KOSDAQ delisting, Redrover continued animation development, IP management and global sales. At the American Film Market in November 2025, it presented three upcoming animated features: The Nut Job 3, the K-pop musical Rainmakers, and the science-fiction action project MegaRacer.