Delaney & Friends Productions was an Canadian animation studio based in Vancouver founded by veteran animator Chris Delaney in 1984. Around 1992, he was joined by his brother John Delaney. Throughout the 1980s and early 1990s, the company produced several television commercials for different clients.
One of their first original projects was the Christmas special Christopher the Christmas Tree, which has been shown in over 35 countries including Canada and the United States. At the same time, Delaney produced their first TV series Nilus the Sandman, which lasted two seasons and won the company a couple of awards.
The studio continued to work on various projects until the company went dormant in 2001. Two years later, video game developer Radical Entertainment purchased the former assets of Delaney & Friends, which was no longer operational. The studio was completely shut down by 2003 after Radical bought the assets.
Shows and films worked on by Delaney & Friends:
- The Care Bears Movie (additional production facility, with Wang Film Productions, Hanho Heung-Up and Mihahn)
- Christopher the Christmas Tree
- The Legend of the Candy Cane (with Slightly Off Beat Productions and Jiang Toon Animation)
- The Littlest Angel
- The Littlest Angel's Easter
- Nilus the Sandman
- What A Cartoon! Show (1 short)List
