History Main / InternationalCoproduction

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Bluey}}'' -- A co-production between Creator/TheABC, Ludo Studio and Screen Queensland in Australia and Creator/TheBBC in the United Kingdom.

* ''WesternAnimation/MissSpidersSunnyPatchFriends'' - A Canada/U.K. co-production between Nelvana and Absolute Pictures.

** France: Illumination Mac Guff.

* ''Film/MissSloane'' -- A French/Canadian/British/American co-production.

* ''Literature/ThePowerOfOne'' -- Australian-French-American co-production.

* ''Film/Stowaway2021'': German-American co-production.

* ''WesternAnimation/TheBeatles'' was produced by Creator/KingFeaturesSyndicate (USA), TVC (UK), and Artransa Park Studios (Australia).

* ''Anime/AfroSamurai'' -- Written and animated by Studio {{Creator/GONZO}} (Japan); cast, produced and distributed by Creator/FUNimation Entertainment (USA) even in Japan. Creator/SamuelLJackson is an executive producer and the lead actor, and [[Music/WuTangClan RZA]] composed the soundtrack.
* ''Anime/AlicesAdventuresInWonderlandJP'': The series was a Japanese-German coproduction between Creator/NipponAnimation and Apollo Films.

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Ark}}'' is co-produced between US and South Korea, the latter contributing much of it's animation.

* The ''very'' divisive ''Anime/BubblegumCrisis'' ''TOKYO 2040'' was animated by Creator/{{AIC}}, who also animated the original 80's OVA, but was co-produced by Creator/ADVFilms.

* ''Anime/CannonBusters'' -- Based on an American comic book, written its creator [=LeSean=] Thomas, produced by Creator/{{Netflix}}, animated by the Japanese studio Creator/{{Satelight}}.

* ''Anime/LastHope2018'' -- Was created by China (Xiamen Skyloong Media) and Japan (Creator/{{Satelight}}).

* ''Anime/MaryAndTheWitchsFlower'': Creator/StudioPonoc (Japan), Creator/StudioKhara (Japan), [[Creator/NipponTV Nippon Television Network]], Creator/{{Toho}} (Japan), Dentsu (Japan), Hakuhodo DY Media Partners (Japan), Creator/{{Disney}} (US), Lawson (Japan), Kadokawa Shoten (Japan), Yoimuri TV (Japan), Ken On (Japan), Amuse (Japan), DN Dream Partners (Japan), [=LINE=] (Japan), Yoimuri Shimbun (Japan), [=STV=] (Japan), [=MMT=] (Japan), [=SDT=] (Japan), [=CTV=] (Japan), [=HTV=] (Japan), [=FBS=] (Japan), and Creator/AltitudeFilmDistribution (UK)

* ''Anime/{{Ulysses 31}}'' -- a collaboration between [=DiC=] and TMS.

* The First three ''WesternAnimation/{{BIONICLE}}'' films were a collaboration between Creative Capers Animation and Creator/MiramaxFilms in America, Franchise/{{LEGO}} in Denmark, and [[Creator/WangFilmProductions CGCG & Wang Film Productions]] in Taiwan.

* A few of Creator/DreamWorksAnimation's films, such as ''WesternAnimation/Home2015'' and ''WesternAnimation/Madagascar3EuropesMostWanted'', were co-animated by [[Creator/MovingPictureCompany Technicolor India]].
** Speaking of [=DreamWorks=], the animation for ''WesternAnimation/JosephKingOfDreams'' was largely outsourced to companies in Canada, America, South Korea, Taiwan, the Philippines and Japan[[note]]Namely Creator/MercuryFilmworks, Creator/NewVisionInternational, Creator/RedRoverStudios, Creator/CanuckCreations, Creator/FilCartoons, Creator/WangFilmProductions, Creator/BardelEntertainment, Creator/CharacterBuilders and Creator/TamaProductions (among others), with backgrounds by Japanese companies Creator/StudioBihou, Creator/DesignOfficeMECHAMAN, Creator/BakuProductions and Mukuo Studio and Canada's Dynomight Cartoons[[/note]].

** As mentioned below, [=DreamWorks=]' more recent films after being purchased by Creator/{{Universal}}, starting with ''WesternAnimation/HowToTrainYourDragonTheHiddenWorld'', have been co-productions with Japanese companies Creator/{{Toho}} and Dentsu.

* ''[[Literature/{{Mare}} The Dream Prince]]'' was written by a [[Creator/RubenEliassen Norwegian]], and adapted by both an American (more like Scotish Norwegian but based in the States) company and a Spanish company.

* ''Film/{{Sin|2019}}'' is a Russian-Italian co-production. The director is Russian and the cast is fully Italian.

* ''Film/{{Spencer}}'' -- British/American/German/Chilean co-production.

* ''Foreign Exchange'' -- FilmedOnLocation in both Ireland and Australia.

* ''Jason and The Heroes of Mount Olympus'' was a France/US co-production. And there will be no page for that show, until it is released in '''some''' form. So far, [[https://www.youtube.com/user/Siyahamba#g/c/70B5C2B21D79AEEC only some of the episodes]] are available on Website/YouTube.

* The Gulf: A New Zealand/German Co-Production between Three (New Zealand) and ZDF (Germany).

* ''Series/{{Lexx}}''-- A Canadian and German co-production with additional funding from Britain.
* ''[[Series/LesMiserables2000 Les Misérables]]'' (2000) -- France, Italy, Germany, the USA, Spain, Japan and Canada.

* ''Series/{{Mythbusters}}'' -- USA/Australia

* Speaking of ''Franchise/SuperSentai'', the third through fifth entries for the franchise (''Series/BattleFeverJ'', ''Series/DenshiSentaiDenziman'' and ''Series/TaiyouSentaiSunVulcan'') were co-produced (to varying degrees) by Toei and Creator/MarvelComics. As was the ''[[Series/SpiderManJapan Spider-Man]]'' series produced beforehand.

* ''Series/ShoeboxZoo'' was a co-production between BBC Scotland and a Canadian company.
* By definition, everything produced by 19 Entertainment and BBC America qualifies.

* ''VideoGame/SineMora'' is co-developed by Creator/GrasshopperManufacture (Japan) and Creator/DigitalReality (Hungary).

* Creator/MercurySteam is a Spanish studio, and developed games published by companies from the UK (''VideoGame/CliveBarkersJericho''), Hong Kong (''VideoGame/ScrapLand'') and Japan (''VideoGame/CastlevaniaLordsOfShadow'', ''VideoGame/MetroidDread'').

* Most Creator/HannaBarbera cartoons from the mid-eighties to early nineties (''WesternAnimation/ChallengeOfTheGoBots'', ''WesternAnimation/APupNamedScoobyDoo'' and the later seasons of ''WesternAnimation/TheSmurfs'', for instance) were often co-produced between them, Wang[=/=]Cuckoo's Nest, Creator/ToeiAnimation and/or Creator/FilCartoons.

* ''WesternAnimation/MagiNation'' -- A Canada/South Korea co-production between [[Creator/DHXMedia Cookie Jar Entertainment]] and Creator/DaiWon, with animation further sent to Creator/DongWooAnimation.

* ''Animation/ScamperThePenguin'' - A Russian/Japanese co-production.

* Since 1999, most of Japanese anime company Creator/StudioGhibli's films (with the exception of ''Anime/EarwigAndTheWitch'' have been co-productions with the Japanese division of Creator/{{Disney}} (USA), and Disney is regularly part of the Studio Ghibli production committees, even when they are not the distributor. To elaborate:

* ''Film/TheSilkRoad'' (Chinese title: ''Dun Huang''; Japanese pronunciation: ''Tonkō'') -- Creator/{{Daiei}}, Dentsu and Marubeni (Japan) in association with various Chinese companies.

* ''WebAnimation/{{Freezeflame}}'': In a way, Freeze's series are produced across three countries, The United Kingdom, The United States, and Canada, due to the members of his team being mainly located on those countries. Germany and Spain are also accounted for due to two of the voice actors, YoshiEgg95 and Bassi-Kun 99, being located on those two countries respectively.

* ''Film/TheNeverEndingStory'' -- A co-production of [[Creator/ConstantinFilm Neue Constantin Film]] and Bavaria Film (Germany) and Producers Sales Organization (US), with Creator/WarnerBros handling distribution rights in most territories outside of Germany (with some exceptions, such as Italy, where the film's distribution rights are held by Medusa Film).

* ''Literature/{{Redwall}}'' - The first season was a co-production between Creator/{{Nelvana}} (Canada) and Alphanim (France). Afterwards, the latter dropped out and was replaced with TV-Loonland (Germany).

* ''WesternAnimation/CountDuckula'' — Co-production between Creator/CosgroveHall and Creator/ThamesTelevision (UK), Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} (US) and Alfonso Productions S.A. (Spain)

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Cybersix}}'' - A Canada/Japan co-production between NOA Productions and Creator/TMSEntertainment.