List of libraries owned by WildBrain
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Content libraries
- Decode Entertainment library (excluding British rights to Planet Sketch and Chop Socky Chooks, owned by Aardman Animations)
- Halifax Film library
- Cookie Jar Group library[3]
- CINAR (predecessor)
- DIC Entertainment (excluding some co-productions owned by third-party companies, distribution rights of some content that they didn't produce, as well as some DIC Audiovisuel shows, owned by Disney via BVS Entertainment and other companies)[5][6]
- Greengrass Productions (animated productions)
- Coliseum Entertainment
- WildBrain Studios
- WildBrain London
- WildBrain Digital Studios
- Echo Bridge Home Entertainment's family library[7]
- AAC Kids, except for European distribution, which is handled by Studio 100
- Epitome Pictures library[8][9]
- Playing With Time, Inc. (predecessor)
- Iconix Brand Group's entertainment library[10]
- Peanuts Worldwide (excluding the distribution rights to the pre-Snoopy Presents specials, owned by Sony Pictures Television, the four Peanuts theatrical films (A Boy Named Charlie Brown, Snoopy Come Home, Race for Your Life, Charlie Brown and Bon Voyage, Charlie Brown (and Don't Come Back!!)), owned by Paramount Pictures, and The Peanuts Movie, owned by Disney via 20th Century Studios)
- Strawberry Shortcake
- Nerd Corps Entertainment (excluding select co-productions with other companies)[11]
- Ragdoll Worldwide (joint venture with Ragdoll Productions and BBC Worldwide) (excluding the rights to Pob's Programme, owned by Ragdoll itself and Playbox, owned by ITV Studios)[12]
- Studio B Productions (excluding co-productions with other companies)[13][14][15]
- Wildbrain Entertainment (original incarnation) (excluding co-productions with other companies)[16]
- Global distribution rights to select Mattel programs[17]
- Global distribution rights to Jay Ward Productions (excluding material produced by Bullwinkle Studios via DreamWorks Animation and/or DreamWorks Classics, owned by Universal Television, and most film adaptations of Jay Ward's properties owned by third-party companies)
- House of Cool Studios