
Magic Lamp
- Studio
- Cité-Amérique, Mixer.
Produced In Association With: TVO - Distributor
- Delphis Films Inc.
Synopsis
Lucas is having a very bad day. To cheer him up, Koda pretends that a lamp he digs up is magic, and that it will grant Lucas wishes. Lucas wishes for easy things, like a new treat at snack time - and the others help make his wishes come true. Soon, he really believes that the lamp is magic, and that all he has to do is wish for something for it to happen.
Characters
Pedro, Lucas, Rosie, Lili, Koda, Vlad, Suki
Credits
Writing
- Writer
- Cathy Moss
Crew
- Created By
- Aly Jetha, Shabnam Rezaei
- Executive Story Editor
- Cathy Moss
- Character Animator
- Jorge Zagatto
Production notes
Daycare: In a young kid's life, it's the center of learning and laughter, tears and fears, thrills and spills. It's no different for the crew of four-legged furry friends attending Doggy Day School, where busy dog owners drop off their pets every morning. As in a real kids' daycare setting, the pups of Doggy Day School spend their time playing together and learning about each other in a safe, supportive environment.
Being of all different breeds, colors, shapes, sizes and personalities, the dogs learn to understand, value and respect each other's differences while learning everyday things like visiting the vet, making music, dealing with problems like fleas, good sportsmanship, taking care of babies, hygiene, being open to trying out different foods, and the value of friendship.
Aimed at early learners, each episode of Doggy Day School is a funny, engaging story that encourages kids to embrace the diversity of the world around them and nurtures skills like cooperation, problem-solving and confidence to help prepare them for their learning years.
Art direction and character design were done in Canada, while other production stages were done in Brazil.
Being of all different breeds, colors, shapes, sizes and personalities, the dogs learn to understand, value and respect each other's differences while learning everyday things like visiting the vet, making music, dealing with problems like fleas, good sportsmanship, taking care of babies, hygiene, being open to trying out different foods, and the value of friendship.
Aimed at early learners, each episode of Doggy Day School is a funny, engaging story that encourages kids to embrace the diversity of the world around them and nurtures skills like cooperation, problem-solving and confidence to help prepare them for their learning years.
Art direction and character design were done in Canada, while other production stages were done in Brazil.
Awards
Nominee, Leo Award, Best Screenwriting in an Animation Program or Series, Cathy Moss, 2010
