DD Company
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- Types of genre
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Animation
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- Year of Production
- 2025
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- Content Type
- 2D Animation
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- Target Age
- Adults
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- Quantity
- 1(min) 84Quantity Input
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- Production Stage
- Projects in Production
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- Detailed Genre
- Sitcom
Video
Summary
“Can you take care of this?”
“Please send it over by the end of the day.”
“It should be quick if you just use AI.”
Buried under endless piles of tasks, overtime, and random assignments that have nothing to do with my actual job, leaving the office feels further away than ever. Am I even going to make it home tonight?
*DD COMPANY* is a hilarious and highly relatable workplace comedy animation that captures the everyday lives of Korean office workers through characters who feel like they were pulled straight from real life: an overly enthusiastic Gen Z new hire, a junior employee who dodges responsibility and always looks for the easy way out, a mid-level employee stuck carrying everyone else’s workload, and an old-school boss whose main job seems to be nagging.
Through witty and humorous portrayals of familiar workplace struggles, such as generational clashes, rigid office culture, and work-related burnout, *DD COMPANY* has struck a strong chord with office workers in their 20s and 30s.
“Please send it over by the end of the day.”
“It should be quick if you just use AI.”
Buried under endless piles of tasks, overtime, and random assignments that have nothing to do with my actual job, leaving the office feels further away than ever. Am I even going to make it home tonight?
*DD COMPANY* is a hilarious and highly relatable workplace comedy animation that captures the everyday lives of Korean office workers through characters who feel like they were pulled straight from real life: an overly enthusiastic Gen Z new hire, a junior employee who dodges responsibility and always looks for the easy way out, a mid-level employee stuck carrying everyone else’s workload, and an old-school boss whose main job seems to be nagging.
Through witty and humorous portrayals of familiar workplace struggles, such as generational clashes, rigid office culture, and work-related burnout, *DD COMPANY* has struck a strong chord with office workers in their 20s and 30s.
Company Profile
Character
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Immersive Content
GOLDFRAME is a professional animation production company established in 2017. In 2021, the company was acquired by WSWGSTUDIOS, a KOSDAQ-listed company, significantly expanding its animation production capabilities and driving rapid growth. Goldframe's animation production portfolio includes the executive production of Cartoon Network's "Beat Monsters," the executive production of TUBAn's "Lava Season 4 - Lava in the Island," which launched on Netflix, outsourcing production for SAMG Entertainment's "CATCH! TEENIEPINGS Movie: I Love You, Heartsping," and executive production for Young Toys' "Kongsuni" and "Secret Jouju Season 3." Additionally, Goldframe is currently producing and promoting original 3D animated feature films, including "Mita" (working title) and "MecaMonz," while exploring opportunities for co-production, investment, distribution, and IP licensing.