Tiny Island Productions

Tiny Island Productions is an independent Singaporean CGI animation and digital content studio founded in 2002. Originally established to represent Singaporean computer graphics artists in international markets, it developed into a production company creating original intellectual property and delivering animation for overseas partners. The business incorporated as a private limited company in 2006.

The studio works across animated television series, feature films, commercials, game cinematics and theme park attractions. Its production capabilities span character design, concept art, storyboarding, animation and technical pipeline development. Alongside production services, it provides consultancy on production architecture, workflow integration and technical management, including pipelines that combine CGI with other animation techniques.

Animation and original storytelling

Stereoscopic 3D animation is a longstanding focus. Tiny Island co-produced Ben 10: Destroy All Aliens for Cartoon Network, delivering the telemovie in standard and stereoscopic formats. Its original series Dream Defenders, also known as Dream Defenders Adventure, is identified in the research as Singapore’s first stereoscopic 3D animated television series. The programme reached more than 80 countries, with distribution across platforms including 3net, Discovery Family, Hulu and Amazon Prime.

International co-production is another established part of its work. The studio collaborated with Thailand’s Shellhut Entertainment and Classic Media on Shelldon, and with South Korea’s Electric Circus on the CGI action-adventure series G-Fighters. These productions sit alongside its own IP development and studio-for-hire animation services.

Digital and immersive production

Beyond conventional screen animation, Tiny Island develops virtual reality, augmented reality, metaverse and glasses-free 3D content. Its projects include the Tiny Island Universe platform, developed through a collaboration with Huawei, and a cybersecurity VR experience for Cisco.

More recently, the studio has expanded its use of AI-assisted animation workflows for episodic assets and commercial short-form content. Its operating model combines a permanent core team with project-based production and partner networks, supporting both original content development and commissioned work.