Teidees Audiovisuals

Teidees Audiovisuals is an independent animation and audiovisual production company based in Barcelona, Spain. Founded in May 2008, the studio develops original ideas for television and film, combining directing, writing and production with a particular focus on children’s storytelling. Its work spans preschool series, music-led animation, documentary filmmaking and animated feature development.

The company handles projects from concept and script development through financing, production and post-production. Its animation capabilities encompass 2D production and 3D development, supported by character design, storyboarding and layout. International co-production is an important part of its approach, connecting original projects with production partners and broadcasters across European markets.

From documentary to children’s animation

An early production was the 2011 feature documentary Unes altres veus (Other Voices), which explores autism through personal perspectives. The studio subsequently expanded its animation work with Misha la gata violeta (Misha the Purple Cat), a preschool series based on illustrations by Philip Stanton. Produced across three seasons, the series reached audiences through Catalan television and international partnerships.

Teidees also contributed as a co-producer to Molang and Doopie, extending its work across different visual formats and collaborative production arrangements. Its documentary and musical interests continued through El Local, a television series bringing together performers from contrasting musical genres.

Original animated worlds

Jasmine & Jambo, launched in 2021, places music at the centre of its storytelling. Set in Soundland, the series combines animated comedy with an exploration of musical ideas. Its world has also been adapted into an 84-minute animated feature, scheduled for Spanish theatrical release on December 11, 2026.

Other development work includes Under the Sofa, a 3D animated comedy about discarded toys and household objects living beneath a couch, and La Furgo (The Van), a 2D animated feature adapted from a graphic novel. Together, these projects reflect a production slate that combines original children’s properties, adaptations and audiovisual storytelling for wider audiences.