30A Media and Bizarre Bunny have announced a partnership that pairs AI-assisted creative production with television advertising, content distribution, and streaming app and channel development. The collaboration is intended to help businesses reach audiences through professionally produced advertising while opening distribution opportunities for Bizarre Bunny-produced series and other original programming.
The two companies came together after a chance connection through Boardy.ai, where they 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 spanning advertising production and placement, series distribution, and branded television apps and channels.
The partnership includes the upcoming launch of connected TV apps designed to showcase Bizarre Bunny-produced content and commercials. Those apps are meant to give original programming and creative work a dedicated viewing destination, letting audiences and prospective clients experience the productions on television screens. Launch timing and platform availability will be announced separately. For advertisers, the stated goal is to connect the development of commercials 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.
Paul Vizard, CEO of 30A Media, framed the deal as a way to close the gap between creation and reach. "Great content needs a clear path to its audience, whether that's a commercial for a business or an original television series," Vizard said. "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."
Justin Bizarre Bunny, VP of Bizarre Bunny Licensing, said the arrangement connects what the company creates with how audiences discover and watch it. "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," he said.
The companies will initially focus on the app launch, joint advertising and programming opportunities, and production referrals, with individual campaigns, series, and distribution arrangements developed on a project-by-project basis. The announcement matters beyond the two firms involved: it tests whether AI-assisted production can be paired with owned streaming distribution to give smaller advertisers and independent producers a route onto connected television. 30A Media, through its 30ATV network and third-party platform relationships, connects entertainment, lifestyle programming, interviews, and other content with audiences across connected television and digital media, while Bizarre Bunny combines AI-assisted production with human creative expertise across writing, visual development, 3D animation, facial capture, lip synchronization, editing, and human performance. More information on the companies is available at www.30a.media and www.bizarrebunny.com. If the app launch proceeds as described, the venture could give advertisers a more direct link between commercial production and streaming placement, and give original series another distribution channel in an increasingly crowded connected TV market.
