OuiDo! Productions Enters a New Era as an Independent IP-Building Group

OuiDo! Productions is entering a new era, evolving from a recognized French animation studio into a more integrated independent group built around IP development, production, distribution and editorial diversification.

Led by Sandrine Nguyen and Boris Hertzog, the company is expanding its creative and strategic footprint while staying rooted in what has shaped its identity: strong production expertise, international partnerships and a deep understanding of animated storytelling for young audiences.

This new chapter is not defined by one project alone. It is taking shape through a broader architecture: OuiDo! Productions continues to develop Kids & Family animation, Everybody On Board opens a dedicated lane for teen, adult and genre-driven stories, and Wyncor Content Distribution, a 50/50 joint venture between OuiDo! Productions and Wyncor, creates a new route to the international market.

Recent projects reflect this shift. LUMINE, adapted from Emma Krogell’s global WEBTOON phenomenon, positions OuiDo! within digital-native IP and teen/adult fantasy storytelling. Prudence, developed through Everybody On Board, signals a move into animated horror and cinematic genre storytelling. The KwaaKs! and BABS! show how Kids & Family properties can be built with franchise potential, audience engagement and international distribution in mind from the earliest stages.

Together, these initiatives point to a more ambitious model: building animation properties not only as productions, but as long-term creative assets designed to travel across platforms, markets and audiences.

For OuiDo!, this new era is about scale, clarity and editorial range. The group is structuring itself to support different kinds of animation under complementary labels, while keeping a shared focus on character, story, production value and international reach.

This transformation was highlighted by Le Film Français, which looked at the new phase of OuiDo! Productions and its expanding role within the French and international animation landscape.

Source: Le Film Français