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Superprod and Vivement Lundi ! just announced the production of Harrison and Me, a 2D animated series consisting of 52 episodes, each 11 minutes long, targeting children aged 5-8.
The project aims to focus on ecology and reconnecting with nature, with the goal of raising awareness among young audiences about environmental respect. It’s a loose adaptation of the books Les Zenfants Zéro Déchets and La Famille Zéro Déchets by Bénédicte Moret and Jérémie Pichon.
The team provides some details about the characters and the storyline:
This new series tells the adventures of Harrison, a giant compost who enters the lives of Charlie (6 ½ years old), his brother Zach (11 years old), and their friends Bintou (11 years old) and Léon (6 years old). By welcoming and taking care of Harrison, the group of friends takes initiatives, discovers how to act for the planet in their everyday lives as children, and more broadly, how to reconnect with Nature.
The séries is produced in two French regions (Charente and Brittany). Conceived by Aurélie Angebault and Camille Serceau, with the participation of Nathalie Dargent and Matthieu Chevalier, the series is directed by Jean Duval and Abdelraouf Zaidi. Harrison and Me will be broadcasted by France Télévision, which is a development partner of the series. It will also be available on RTS and TV5. For international distribution, Superights is in charge of sales management.
