30A Media and Bizarre Bunny have announced a partnership that joins AI-assisted creative production with television advertising, content distribution, and streaming app and channel development. The collaboration is designed to help businesses reach audiences through professionally produced advertising while opening new distribution opportunities for Bizarre Bunny-produced series and other original programming.
The two companies connected through Boardy.ai and discovered complementary strengths and shared goals. Bizarre Bunny brings capabilities in commercial production, animation, and episodic storytelling, while 30A Media contributes experience in broadcasting, streaming television, and content delivery. Together, they will pursue opportunities in advertising production and placement, series distribution, and branded television apps and channels.
A key element of the partnership is the upcoming launch of connected TV apps that will showcase Bizarre Bunny-produced content and commercials. The apps are intended to provide a dedicated viewing destination for original programming and creative work, allowing audiences and prospective clients to experience the productions on television screens. Launch timing and platform availability will be announced separately.
For advertisers, the goal is to connect commercial development with suitable television and streaming distribution opportunities. For original programming, the companies will explore ways to introduce Bizarre Bunny-produced series to additional audiences through dedicated apps, relevant channels, and media partners.
“Great content needs a clear path to its audience, whether that’s a commercial for a business or an original television series,” said Paul Vizard, CEO of 30A Media. “This partnership brings production and distribution closer together. The upcoming connected streaming TV apps will give viewers a dedicated place to discover Bizarre Bunny’s work and give businesses a way to see what’s possible.”
“We see an opportunity to connect what we create with how audiences discover and watch it,” said Justin Bizarre Bunny VP of Bizarre Bunny Licensing. “Working with 30A Media allows us to bring our advertising work and original series to broadcast audiences, while bringing client projects from an initial idea through production and into distribution.”
The companies will initially focus on the app launch, joint advertising and programming opportunities, and production referrals. Individual campaigns, series, and distribution arrangements will be developed on a project-by-project basis.
The partnership matters because it seeks to bridge a common gap between creative production and distribution. By combining Bizarre Bunny’s AI-assisted production workflows with 30A Media’s broadcasting and streaming infrastructure, the companies aim to offer businesses a more integrated path from concept to television audience. For content creators, the planned connected TV apps could provide another outlet for original series at a time when streaming platforms are increasingly competitive. Advertisers may benefit from having production and placement coordinated, while viewers could gain a dedicated destination for Bizarre Bunny’s animation and episodic work. More information about the companies is available at www.30a.media and www.bizarrebunny.com.
