An exclusive, festival-only episode of March Entertainment’s acclaimed CBC series, The Very Good Adventures of Yam Roll in Happy Kingdom, will make its Canadian debut at the Canadian Film Centre Worldwide Short Film Festival.

Yam Roll fans can catch Yam Roll in: Pyjama-Rama as part of the festival’s “Shorts for Shorties” block on Saturday, June 5, 2010 at 12:00 p.m. (EST) at Toronto’s Art Gallery of Ontario. The screening is free for kids under 12 years old.

Dex Hamilton, the fearless alien entomologist and adventurer, will make his North American debut this Saturday, January 2, at 10:30 a.m. (EST) on CBC-TV.

Dex Hamilton: Alien Entomologist is an animated adventure-comedy (26 x 30) aimed at boys and girls 6 to 12 years old. It follows a passionate young entomologist and his team of maverick scientists as they protect both the galaxy and the fascinating alien insects they encounter.

German distribution and media company m4e AG has greenlit production on a hybrid live-action/CGI children’s series called Yoko, Mo & Me.

The series is a co-production between m4e, Hahn Film, March Entertainment and Italian studio Rainbow S.p.A. The character designs and backgrounds will be made in Germany, the live action segments will be shot in Italy, while the writing, CGI production and post will be done in Canada.

Following the international success of the animated series Dex Hamilton: Alien Entomologist, March Entertainment and Parthenon Kids have announced the release of a 90-minute movie prequel called Dex Hamilton: Fire and Ice.

March Entertainment has teamed up to co-produce a series of interactive animated movies for toy maker Playmobil.

The movies will be produced by March Entertainment, XLT and Toonz in partnership. The DVDs are distributed by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment.

Sudbury, March 27, 2009 — March Entertainment's newest animated series, Dex Hamilton: Alien Entomologist, has been selected to be part of the International Showcase of Cartoons on the Bay 2009.

The prestigious international television and multimedia animation festival begins April 2, in Rapallo, Italy.

With three successful seasons as an animated television series and one full-length film under its belt, the Chilly Beach franchise is set to take the TV-viewing world by storm with its second movie, dubbed Chilly Beach: The Canadian President.

Toronto, September 30, 2008 — March Entertainment announced today that it is changing the address of its Toronto office.

The company is moving half a block west from its current downtown location, to the corner of King St. W. and John St. The new office will be opposite the Bell Lightbox, the future headquarters of the Toronto International Film Festival.

The company will retain all its phone and fax numbers and all employee email addresses.

March Entertainment's Toronto office can now be reached at:

322 King Street West, LL100 (Lower Level)
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Sydney, August 15, 2008 — A new 26 x 22-minute animated series targeted towards tween viewers, entitled g2g: Got to Go! will premiere this Saturday, August 16 on Australia's Nine Network at 8:10 a.m.

Sudbury, June 17, 2008 — Not content with three seasons as a hit television series and one feature-length movie, March Entertainment is extending its Chilly Beach franchise by producing a second film.