Wonder Project has issued a two-season order for its first original series for kids, Fluff Piece.
Premiering on the family entertainment service on Prime Video in July, the series is created by Sylvia Brindis, Shane Snow, and Brian Donegan. The initial two seasons comprise 22 episodes, with a 12-episode season two following the 10-episode season one. It is targeted at kids 2 to 6 and their caregivers and aims to promote media literacy and critical thinking skills.
Produced by The Mad Ones Productions using Unreal Engine technology, the show features live-action performances, traditional puppetry, and real-time animation. Each episode includes an original song composed by Chicago musician Devin Delaney of Noisefloor.
“From the moment we saw Fluff Piece, we knew it was something special,” said Tristen Tuckfield, head of content acquisition at Wonder Project. “The series is funny, imaginative, and incredibly entertaining, but it’s also built around skills that matter for today’s kids—curiosity, critical thinking, and asking good questions. Sylvia, Shane, Brian, and the entire team have created a world families will want to return to again and again, and we’re thrilled to introduce audiences to Fluff and Fiona this summer.”
“We know children are consuming many hours of content by the time they enter kindergarten,” added Brindis. “As parents of a toddler, Shane and I wanted to make a show that centers on something that matters to us and that we want to impart to our son – the pursuit of the truth, and the notion that you can go after it with kindness and curiosity.”
