2D Kids Series ‘Treehouse Friends’ Acquired By PVP Distribution Ahead Of Mipcom

Canadian distributor PVP Distribution has acquired international rights to the new preschool series Treehouse Friends (Season 1, 26×5’), produced by Switzerland’s Dschoint Ventschr Filmproduction in partnership with Spain’s Media Solution Animation and Swiss public broadcaster SRG SSR / SRF. The company will bring the project to market at Mipcom later this month.

The vibrant 2D-animated series is aimed at children aged 4–6 and follows Yoko (6), Siloé (4), Vikram (7), and Sami the Squirrel as they share a treehouse and embark on nature-filled adventures that celebrate friendship, problem-solving, and storytelling. Season one is currently in production with delivery expected soon, and plans for a second season are already underway.

According to Pierre Nothman, founder and executive producer at Media Solution Animation:

We are thrilled to partner with PVP Distribution, whose expertise in the global kids’ market is the perfect match for our vision of Treehouse Friends This collaboration not only supports the series’ international potential, but also highlights Media Solution’s ambition to build bridges between creativity and production services from our base in Tenerife. I believe the charming characters, strong narrative design, and universal themes make it a standout choice for broadcasters and platforms seeking high-quality content.

Anticipating the show’s potential reach, Johanna Veysset, head of distribution and acquisitions at PVP Distribution, added:

Treehouse Friends is a charming and engaging series with strong international potential. Its relatable characters and universal themes make it highly appealing for broadcasters and platforms, and we are delighted to partner with Media Solution Animation to bring it to audiences worldwide.

Based in Tenerife, Media Solution Animation specializes in 2D service and co-productions, leveraging the Canary Islands’ highly competitive tax incentives for audiovisual work. The studio is actively seeking new co-production partners, broadcasters, and investors as it expands its international footprint ahead of Mipcom.