Cosgrove Hall Films - Granada International


The Albie Series was created, scripted and designed by Andy Cutbill; directed and produced  by the international Emmy award-winning Francis Vose of Cosgrove Hall Films.

Cosgrove Hall Films produced Albie for CITV who will schedule the second series viewing

May 2003    Don't miss it!
 

Welcome to Albie’s world
 
 Are there really zebras hiding in the trees?  Does God have an electric sunroof in his car?  Can mountain goats really dance the polka?  And why is no one concerned about this other than Albie?

Welcome to the world seen through the eyes of a six year old kid; a small boy dressed in T-shirt and shorts with an explosive imagination, who laps up information from books and television, and completely re-organises it in his own head. 

Welcome to a world where logic plays no part, where the absurd is an every day occurrence, and where Welsh water buffalo will do anything for a good sing song.

ALBIE is a charming, original animation series for children young and old, written and designed by children’s author Andy Cutbill, and produced and directed by the international Emmy award-winning Francis Vose. 
 

Transmitting on CITV (UK) and TF1 (FRANCE) the 26 x 10 minute series has been created by Cosgrove Hall Films, Europe’s most prolific animation studio, and home to such classics as Fetch the Vet, Noddy and Bill and Ben



Albie Contacts

For Cosgrove Hall Films - please contact Iain Pelling - 
Tel: 0161 882 2500    Email: pellingi@chf.co.uk           
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For International Sales enquiries please contact Jane Dockery at Granada International  - 
Tel:0207 389 8709     Email: jane.dockery@granadamedia.com 

For Merchandising enquiries please contact Charlie Donaldson at Granada Enterprises - 
Tel:0207 396 6000     Email: charlie.donaldson@granadamedia.com

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The Albie music was written and performed by Pluto Music. Please contact Keith Hopwood
Fax +44(0) 1829 733802   Email: mail@plutomusic.com   

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