TV series

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26 x 11′

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The Brownies

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Ellie is a curious 7-year-old girl with a vivid imagination. She is eager to discover the world beyond her neat home and the tedious school. She dreams of true adventures; to be a ship’s captain, an explorer or a sea diver. The Brownies are here to help!

Pepper, Basil and Rosemary are tiny creatures with special powers. They live in the loft of Ellie’s house. The three receive their unique powers when eating special biscuits from their Magical Biscuit Tree. Ellie is a curious girl with a vivid imagination. She is bored by school and eager for magical adventures. And here come the Brownies! With their magical powers and endless creativity, Basil, Pepper and Rosemary are committed to fulfilling Ellie’s brave fantasies. By using their magic powers, the Brownies reshape everyday life and introduce Ellie to curious new worlds.

Director’s statement
The Brownies is an animated TV series project about the adventures of a little girl called Ellie and her three tiny magical friends – Basil, Rosemary and Pepper. The genre is fantasy-adventure with a quest-like style. The series will follow the adventures of 7-year-old Ellie, and how she copes with every-day-life situations thanks to the fairy help of the tiny Brownies. In each episode, Ellie and the fairy creatures will creatively solve a problem working as a team. In the end, they will learn something new about friendship. The series will deal with topics like friendship, creative problem solving, and self-confidence. Ellie’s prototype is the modern-day child. The goal is to create a character that the children could relate to. Ellie is a lively child with a vivid imagination, and curiosity is defining for every kid.

Director

Yavor Kalachev


Director

Zoltán Miklósy


Producer

Lachezar Velinov


Country of production

Bulgaria

Target audience

children aged 4–7

Animation Technique

3D (CGI)

Production company

Grid Animation

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CEE Animation is supported by the Creative Europe – MEDIA Programme of the European Union and co-funded by state funds and foundations and professional organisations from the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia and Slovenia.

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