Bread Barbershop
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- Types of genre
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Animation
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- Year of Production
- 2021
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- Content Type
- 3D Animation
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- Target Age
- Kids
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- Quantity
- 11(min) 26Quantity Input
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- Production Stage
- Completed Programs
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- Detailed Genre
- Sitcom
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Summary
In a world where all the characters are different kinds of food, our hero is a slice of bread who is a master cake decorator.
All the cupcakes in town come to his barbershop to have their decorations styled. Using his unrivalled skill and ingenuity, his makeovers transform the lives of his customers, who come to him with all the imaginable problems a cupcake might have. And a few unimaginable ones as well. Nothing which can’t be solved by a quick makeover... or should that be cakeover?
All the cupcakes in town come to his barbershop to have their decorations styled. Using his unrivalled skill and ingenuity, his makeovers transform the lives of his customers, who come to him with all the imaginable problems a cupcake might have. And a few unimaginable ones as well. Nothing which can’t be solved by a quick makeover... or should that be cakeover?
Company Profile
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Bread Barbershop is an animation studio founded in Gwangju in 2016 by Director Jung Ji-hwan (Pororo, Tayo) and Producer Ko Hyun-ah (Larva).
With support from regional agencies and investors, the studio debuted its TV series Bread Barbershop in 2019 across major Korean channels, including KBS and Tooniverse.
Key Highlights & Business Scope:
Content Growth: Released 5 TV seasons and 3 theatrical movies.
IP Expansion: Broadened into exhibitions, pop-up stores, live shows, publishing, and merchandise.
Corporate Partnerships: Collaborated with major brands (Lotte Hotel, Lotte Chilsung, LG Uplus, etc.) across F&B, retail, and experiential content.
Global Reach: Expanding distribution and licensing across North America, Europe, South America, and Asia.
Moving forward, the studio plans to strengthen its core IP and introduce diverse new content to grow into a competitive global studio.
With support from regional agencies and investors, the studio debuted its TV series Bread Barbershop in 2019 across major Korean channels, including KBS and Tooniverse.
Key Highlights & Business Scope:
Content Growth: Released 5 TV seasons and 3 theatrical movies.
IP Expansion: Broadened into exhibitions, pop-up stores, live shows, publishing, and merchandise.
Corporate Partnerships: Collaborated with major brands (Lotte Hotel, Lotte Chilsung, LG Uplus, etc.) across F&B, retail, and experiential content.
Global Reach: Expanding distribution and licensing across North America, Europe, South America, and Asia.
Moving forward, the studio plans to strengthen its core IP and introduce diverse new content to grow into a competitive global studio.