We’re delighted to announce that our upcoming BBC series ‘MaeBee’ has been included in the official selection for the BFI London Film Festival 2026!!
‘MaeBee : The Camping Trap’ will screen as part of the amazing ‘Animated Shorts for Younger Audiences’ line up at BFI Southbank on 17th October at 10am.
Launching on CBeebies and RTÉ this Autumn, the series was created by Tim and Rebecca O’Sullivan and this episode is helmed by Series Director Tim O’Sullivan and Episode Director Craig Knowles. Produced by Karrot @karrotanimation in the UK and Kavaleer @kavaleer_insta in Ireland with the support of @screenireland @cnam.ie @govie and the UK Global Screen Fund!
Tickets go on sale to BFI Members on 10th Sept and are on general sale from 17th Sept. @britishfilminstitute
`My Friend Maisy` wins its first award! The episode ’Stripey Day’ won a prestigeous Pulcinella Award for a Preschool TV Show at Cartoons on the Bay 2026 in Italy! The jury said that the episode is “A fresh take on a children’s classic, bringing a joyful narrative rhythm and vibrant visual direction to a new generation.” Congratulations to all the team that came together to make the show, directed at Karrot by Beth B. Hughes, made alongside A Productions for BBC Studios, Trustbridge & Sky. Go team! @aproductionsuk @skytv @bbcstudios
Daddy Pig will be running in the London Marathon for the National Deaf Children’s Society @ndcs_uk this weekend! The whole storyline has been a joyous collaboration between so many people and we’re hoping that Daddy Pig raises so much money for charity! We made a 3 episode Marathon special that kicked everything off, which you can watch right now on Channel 5 online (Season 9, episodes 24-26). James Butler’s layout department and Rob Cureton’s animation team absolutely smashed these episodes with a mountain of characters to track and animate!! They are some of our funniest episodes of Karrot’s run, written by Tim O’Sullivan and directed by Andrea Tran, so we hope you can discover them this weekend whilst cheering Daddy Pig on!
All 10 of our newest Peppa Pig episodes are now on Channel 5 to stream! Highlights include James Acaster and Sandra Dickinson in ‘The Biggest Picture in the World’, and, in ‘Penny Polar Bears’s Party’, Penny’s two Mummies throw her an Ice Hockey Birthday surprise, featuring an incredible action sports rework of the Peppa theme by Julian Nott, plus some hilarious Miss Rabbit moments from Sarah Ann Kennedy! ‘Duck Race’ also stars Evie Pig in a lovely ensemble episode, and Brian Blessed is back as Grampy Rabbit in ‘Grown Up Playground’. Morwenna Banks has perfect comic star turns in ‘Martial Arts’ and ‘Dr Hamster’s Ant Farm’. All amazing work from the Karrot Crew on these!!
We’re thrilled to share that ‘My Friend Maisy’ has been nominated for an RTS West of England Award! - The series is a collaboration made alongside the marvellous @aproductionsuk in Bristol and many of our Karrot artists work in Cardiff and around the country, so we’re so delighted to be recognised by the RTS West of England jury! Congratulations to all of the brilliant crew who have made a beautiful show. Catch ‘My Friend Maisy’, a BBC Studios and Trustbridge Entertainment production, on Sky Kids now!
‘Caring for Grandpa Pig’ is now streaming on Five in the UK! Suzy and Peppa are eager to help with Grandpa Pig’s recovery, whether he wants them to or not! A delightful two-parter where Nurse Suzy gets to shine!
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