History Main / InternationalCoproduction

** ''WesternAnimation/KungFuPanda3'' was co-produced by the China-based Pearl Studio (formerly Oriental [=DreamWorks=]), ''WesternAnimation/{{Abominable}}'' would later follow suit.

* ''Anime/{{Interstella 5555}}'' was animated in Japan (Through Creator/ToeiAnimation), with a soundtrack by French band Music/DaftPunk.

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Arthur}}'' was a collaboration of WGBH, the PBS station in Boston, and [[Creator/CookieJarEntertainment Cinar/Cookie Jar]]/Creator/NineStory[=/=]Oasis Animation in Canada[[note]]Alongside {{Creator/AKOM}} in UsefulNotes/SouthKorea (seasons 1-11) and Creator/AnimationServiceHK (seasons 12-15) in Hong Kong for animation[[/note]].

* ''WesternAnimation/BionicSix'' -- TMS with MCA[=/=]Creator/{{Universal}} and Intermedia International
* ''WesternAnimation/BlazingDragons'' -- Co-production between Nelvana (Canada) and Ellipse Programme (France)
* ''WesternAnimation/BluesCluesAndYou'' - Co-production between Nickelodeon (US) and Nine Story Media Group (Canada).

* ''WesternAnimation/DaBoomCrew'' -- A German/American co-production, with voice recording done in Toronto, Canada.

* ''WesternAnimation/BromwellHigh'': A British-Canadian co-production. The show takes place in England, but the characters sometimes use Canadian terms.
* ''WesternAnimation/BudgieTheLittleHelicopter'' - Co-produced by The Sleepy Kids Company and [=HTV=] in the United Kingdom, Fred Wolf Films Dublin in Ireland, and Westinghouse Broadcasting Company in the United States.

* ''WesternAnimation/CountDuckula'' — Co-production between Creator/CosgroveHallFilms and Creator/ThamesTelevision (UK), Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} (US) and Alfonso Productions S.A. (Spain)
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Crashbox}}'' - A Canadian/American co-production between Creator/CuppaCoffeeStudios (Canada), Planet Grande Pictures, and Creator/{{HBO}} (United States).

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Hurricanes}}'': An American/Sottish/Welsh co-production. Creator/DiCEntertainment (US), [[UsefulNotes/{{Scotland}} Scottish]] [[Creator/{{ITV}} Television]] (take a guess) and Siriol Productions[[note]]now known as Calon[[/note]] (Wales)

* ''WesternAnimation/LibertysKids'' -- A U.S./Luxembourg/China co-production between [=DiC=], Melusine, and Creator/HongYing.

* ''Literature/MayaTheBee'' (CGI series) - A Belgian/German co-production by ''Creator/Studio100''

* ''WesternAnimation/TheNeverendingStoryTheAnimatedAdventuresOfBastianBalthazarBux'' - The series was produced by Ellipse Programmé in France, [[=CineVox=]] in Germany and Creator/{{Nelvana}} in Canada.

* ''Pocket Dragon Adventures'' - A U.S./Spain co-production between Creator/DICEntertainment, BKN, and D'Ocon Films.

* ''Literature/{{Redwall}}'' - A Canada/United Kingdom/France/Germany co-production.
* ''WesternAnimation/SagwaTheChineseSiameseCat'' -- A Canadian/American co-production between CinéGroupe and Creator/SesameWorkshop.

* ''WesternAnimation/StarStreetTheAdventuresOfTheStarKids'' -- Co-produced between Telescreen in the Netherlands and Creator/Visual80 in Japan with voice recording done in the United States.

* The late 80's "Wacky Wild Kool-Aid Style" and early 90's "human cartoon" ads for Kool-Aid brand juice products were produced by the Creator/MovingPictureCompany of the United Kingdom, with some additional work by American CGI house [[Film/{{Tron}} Triple I]], for the New York City-based Grey Global Group. The post-production was also done in the United Kingdom - meaning there were probably lots of [[FakeAmerican Brits imitating American accents]] for the voice work (with the exception of Kool-Aid Man's long-time voice actor, Richard Berg, who continued to voice the character in the ads). Reportedly, most of the live-action kids that appeared in them came from local London acting schools.
** This trend continued for the late 90's ads, which were produced in New Zealand (the monster truck in the Mega Mountain Twists advertisement was a truck owned by local monster truck driver Ian Soanes).

* ''Film/{{Backbeat}}'' - Anglo-German co-production.

* ''Film/{{Basic}}'' - German-American co-production.

Shows or dramas that are produced by two or more production companies, each in different countries.

* ''Anime/JuushinkiPandora'' -- Was created by China (Xiamen Skyloong Media) and Japan (Satelight).

Especially in the most recent decades, an animated TV show has always been produced by at least two studios in some way, since animation is expensive and labor-intensive.

* ''Film/LeBal'' - An Italian/French/Algerian co-production, got a Foreign Language Film Oscar nomination for Algeria.

* Starting with ''Anime/TheBoyAndTheBeast'', Mamoru Hosoda's films have been coproductions between Japan and France.

* ''Series/BronBroen'' - A Danish/Swedish co-production

* ''Film/{{Yesterday}}'': A British/American/Chinese/Japanese co-production between Decibel Films (UK), Creator/{{Universal}} (US), [[VideoGame/PerfectWorld Perfect World Pictures]] (China), and Creator/{{Toho}} (Japan)

* ''Animation/{{Z-Squad}}'' - A co-production between South Korean Enemes and Canadian Creator/{{Nelvana}}.

* The 2003 anime for ''LightNovel/KinosJourney'' was produced by studio Creator/{{ACGT}}, and Creator/ADVFilms was a member of the production committee.

* ''Series/SheWolfOfLondon'': UK/US. It was moved to Los Angeles and retitled ''Series/LoveAndCurses'' when the UK producers pulled their funding.

* ''Franchise/PowerRangers'' -- A co-production of the Toei Company in Japan (for the ''Franchise/SuperSentai'' source footage, costumes and concepts), Saban Entertainment[=/=]Saban Brands (for the seasons between ''Series/PowerRangersWildForce'' and ''Series/PowerRangersRPM'', make this Disney, under the name of BVS Entertainment) in the United States, and in the later seasons, Village Roadshow Productions (''Ranger Productions'' subsididary) from New Zealand.

* ''Series/XCompany'' - Canada/Hungary co-production.

* ''Film/TheMeg'' was a collaboration between the Chinese division of Warner Bros. (US) and China Media Capital (US).

* Starting with ''Anime/YourName.'' (his first film produced by Creator/{{Toho}}), Creator/MakotoShinkai's films have been co-productions between Japan and China.