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A directory of animation submission routes, with the conditions that matter before you send a show idea, script, or deck.

A studio’s work can tell you whether its creative interests fit your project. Its submission policy tells you whether you can send the material. These entries distinguish invitations, conditional routes, and companies that do not accept unsolicited pitches.

Policies were checked on October 16, 2026. An invitation to pitch does not establish available financing, a current appetite for your genre, or a promise of production. Check the official instructions again before sending.

Stable Studios publishes this directory and is included below. The entries are a starting point for research and are not ranked. For each company, we state what its policy confirms about submissions and what it does not confirm about funding.

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  • The publisher of this directory

    Stable Studios

    Invites submissions

    We look for projects to fund internally and bring our own animation team onto. After review, we email an update about a meeting or more information. Stable Studios publishes this directory; our inclusion describes our own offer and is not an independent endorsement.

    Audience & fit
    Original series, including anime and animation
    Funding position
    Potential internal funding for selected projects. Submitting does not guarantee funding, development, or production.
    Materials & conditions
    Start with a title, short hook, name, and email. Scripts, decks, bibles, and supporting links are optional; no agent or finished pilot is required by the form.

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  • Animation studio

    A Productions

    Invites submissions

    Accepts written ideas by email under its submission agreement. Submitters must be 18 or older.

    Audience & fit
    Children’s animation
    Funding position
    No funding commitment is confirmed by the submission policy.
    Materials & conditions
    Read and accept the full agreement before emailing an idea.

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  • Producer

    Crayola Studios

    Invites submissions

    Publishes a concept-submission process for projects that fit its brand. Its form includes 2D and 3D animation, live action, and mixed media; this is not a broad adult-anime brief.

    Audience & fit
    Children ages 2–9 and families; follow its current content brief
    Funding position
    The submission route does not promise acquisition, funding, or production.
    Materials & conditions
    Download and sign its release, email the release with project materials, then complete the web form. All three steps are required. Read the linked storytelling guidelines before preparing a submission.

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  • Animation studio

    Green Gold Animation

    Invites submissions

    Has a dedicated public story-pitch form. Describe your intended audience and category instead of assuming every animation style or market is a fit.

    Audience & fit
    Animation; the studio’s work includes children’s and family stories
    Funding position
    The form confirms a submission route, not an offer to finance your project. Funding terms are not stated there.
    Materials & conditions
    Provide contact details, title, category, audience, summary, what makes the idea distinctive, and originality information. Reference links and a supporting attachment up to 10 MB can accompany the pitch.

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  • Animation studio

    Eric Miller Animation Studios

    Conditions apply

    Publishes a permission-first submission process and describes limited collaboration capacity. Its usual offer is paid producing or consulting support; read the policy before sending any creative work.

    Audience & fit
    Creators seeking production guidance or animation services
    Funding position
    Explicitly does not fund animation projects. This is a services or potential collaboration route, not a financing lead.
    Materials & conditions
    Send its completed submission release first and wait for a reply before sending project material. Funded production enquiries are directed to its client-services division, Moonward Studios.

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  • Animation studio

    Titmouse

    No unsolicited pitches

    Its contact FAQ says unsolicited pitches are not accepted. The same page describes commissioned animation work, which is a different kind of enquiry from asking a studio to buy or fund an idea.

    Audience & fit
    Commissioned animation; no unsolicited pitch route
    Funding position
    No public funding offer for unsolicited ideas is confirmed. A commissioned-work enquiry should not be treated as a funding application.
    Materials & conditions
    Do not send an unsolicited pitch. For an actual commission, its page requests a brief, design references, episode scope, schedule, budget goals, and deliverables.

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  • Producer

    Aniventure

    No unsolicited pitches

    Its FAQ rejects unsolicited scripts and story ideas and says those materials are deleted unread. A general contact form is not permission to send creative material.

    Audience & fit
    Animation development and production; no unsolicited pitch route
    Funding position
    The company describes financing as part of its business, but its FAQ does not open that financing to unsolicited pitches.
    Materials & conditions
    Do not send an unsolicited script, deck, or story idea through the general enquiry form.

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  • Animation studio

    Netflix Animation Studios

    No unsolicited pitches

    Its studio FAQ states that unsolicited pitch materials and scripts are not accepted and will be deleted. Artist recruitment and portfolio submissions are separate from pitching an original show.

    Audience & fit
    Animation; no public unsolicited pitch route
    Funding position
    No public funding application for an unsolicited show idea is offered by this FAQ.
    Materials & conditions
    Do not send creative pitches through careers or portfolio channels. Follow the official pitch-policy link in the studio FAQ for Netflix’s broader requirements.

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Find a development partner or a production service?

If you need someone to develop or fund the show, verify that role before paying for a sample. A studio can invite projects for a production quotation while expecting you to bring the budget. An open form is only one part of checking fit.

Define the audience, episode format, project stage, and next step you need. Then check the recipient’s release requirements, permitted materials, and current policy. Save the version you send and follow its stated contact process.

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Prepare the next step

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