11 Facts About Frederator Studios

Frederator Studios is an American animation television production studio which is a division of Frederator Networks, Inc It was founded by Fred Seibert in 1997 with its first series launching in 1998.

Frederator Studios Incorporated was formed on January 6,1997, and was housed at a temporary location of the Nickelodeon Animation Studio, in North Hollywood, California.

Frederator Studios has produced a total of 16 television series, and over 200 miniseries, including webisodes.

In 2002, Frederator Studios created a joint venture for preschoolers named Bolder Media with producer Susan Miller's Mixed Media Group, Inc and produced their first preschool series created by Bob Boyle for Nick Jr.

Frederator Studios created a television series and competition The Nicktoons Film Festival for the Nicktoons Network, which debuted October 24,2004.

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In quick succession, The Wubbcast was launched for pre-schoolers in January 2006, and ReFrederator Studios featuring vintage public domain cartoons in April 2006.

Channel Frederator Studios became the model for Seibert's media company Next New Networks and reaches almost 4,000,000 video views monthly.

Frederator Studios became a division of parent Frederator Networks when founder Fred Seibert announced the company's new YouTube funded channel and adult production label, Cartoon Hangover in February 2012 and 18 months later started the Channel Frederator Network, a multi-channel network dedicated to helping individual YouTube animation creators distribute and monetize their owned and operated channels.

Frederator Studios Books published its first title, "The Lieography of Babe Ruth" in March 2013.

In 2014, Frederator Studios announced the launch of The Channel Frederator Studios Network, a Multi Channel Network of independently owned animation channels on YouTube.

Frederator Studios is partnering with Sony Pictures Animation for the series.