Nelvana

Nelvana is a Canadian animation company which collaborated with Jim Henson Productions on Dog City, producing the animated segments. Founded in 1971 by Michael Hirsh, Patrick Loubert, and Clive A. Smith, the company initially produced a series of short films and television specials, such as The Devil and Daniel Mouse, and also animated a segment for The Star Wars Holiday Special, introducing bounty hunter Boba Fett. 
The studio released its first theatrical animated feature, Rock and Rule, in 1983, which was a financial failure. Nelvana achieved greater success producing various Care Bears television episodes and feature films, and many other animated series based on children's books or films, including Babar, Maurice Sendak's Little Bear, Beetlejuice, and others.
Currently, Nelvana's consumer products division holds Canadian licensing rights to Sesame Streethttps://www.nelvana.com/sesame-street-1, a deal that began in May 2018.https://www.licenseglobal.com/streaming-and-tv/nelvana-rep-sesame-street-canada
==External links==
* Official Site
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Category:Production Companies