Buzzco Associates

Buzzco Associates Buzzco Associates is a NYC based animation studio specializing in 2D drawn animation: with experien Buzzco Associates is now bigger than its founders.

Look for new "associates" such as longtime animator, Rick Broas, newtime collaborator Leon Joosen, and colleague composer, Lanny Meyers.

06/02/2026

This short film for ActMedia is a real mixed-media piece! The War In the Store was was a sales film created for employees within ActMedia. The store footage was shot in Long Island, and the animation was added in afterwards— including memorable mascots such as the Trix rabbit and the Keebler elves!

—Chloe & Adriana 🐝

This short film for ActMedia is a real mixed-media piece! The War In the Store was was a sales film created for employee...
06/02/2026

This short film for ActMedia is a real mixed-media piece! The War In the Store was was a sales film created for employees within ActMedia. The store footage was shot in Long Island, and the animation was added in afterwards— including memorable mascots such as the Trix rabbit and the Keebler elves!

—Chloe & Adriana 🐝

Made for ABC Children’s Programming in the 80s, Computer Critters explains the many uses of the personal computer, which...
05/27/2026

Made for ABC Children’s Programming in the 80s, Computer Critters explains the many uses of the personal computer, which was at the time a new development in households! This family of animals makes computers an easy-to-understand concept for kids. We like this because it reminds us of when we were kids and computers were new and exciting!

—Chloe & Adriana 🐝

05/27/2026

Made for ABC Children’s Programming in the 80s, Computer Critters explains the many uses of the personal computer, which was at the time a new development in households! This family of animals makes computers an easy-to-understand concept for kids. We like this because it reminds us of when we were kids and computers were new and exciting!

—Chloe & Adriana 🐝

05/19/2026

Buzzco’s second collaboration with TED Ed was for a video about Newton’s 3 laws of motion. The animation used a bicycle to explain the three laws, using a fun, chalkboard-reminiscent art style!

—Chloe & Adriana 🐝

Buzzco’s second collaboration with TED Ed was for a video about Newton’s 3 laws of motion. The animation used a bicycle ...
05/19/2026

Buzzco’s second collaboration with TED Ed was for a video about Newton’s 3 laws of motion. The animation used a bicycle to explain the three laws, using a fun, chalkboard-reminiscent art style!

—Chloe & Adriana 🐝

05/13/2026

“Right” is a cautionary tale about a polarized nation. In this film, two characters are so obsessed with identifying with one political party or another that they refuse to allow free thinking & debate. If this world is divided into “good” and “evil”, or black & white, there is no room for gray or nuance. “Right” shows the inevitable results.

—Chloe & Adriana 🐝

“Right” is a cautionary tale about a polarized nation. In this film, two characters are so obsessed with identifying wit...
05/13/2026

“Right” is a cautionary tale about a polarized nation. In this film, two characters are so obsessed with identifying with one political party or another that they refuse to allow free thinking & debate. If this world is divided into “good” and “evil”, or black & white, there is no room for gray or nuance. “Right” shows the inevitable results.

—Chloe & Adriana 🐝

05/04/2026

The subject of “Command Z” is simple: what if you could undo mistakes in real life? Set to a waltz tempo, this song takes the Mac shortcut and applies to to some of the largest political scandals that were being discussed in the summer of 2003: Martha Stewart’s insider trading, Bill Clinton’s infamous affair with Monica Lewinsky, and Sammy Sosa using a corked bat during a baseball game. What if these famous people could undo their worst mistakes? The drawings were created with the help of New Yorker Magazine cartoonist Lee Lorenz, and adopted his signature style.

—Chloe & Adriana 🐝

The subject of “Command Z” is simple: what if you could undo mistakes in real life? Set to a waltz tempo, this song take...
05/04/2026

The subject of “Command Z” is simple: what if you could undo mistakes in real life? Set to a waltz tempo, this song takes the Mac shortcut and applies to to some of the largest political scandals that were being discussed in the summer of 2003: Martha Stewart’s insider trading, Bill Clinton’s infamous affair with Monica Lewinsky, and Sammy Sosa using a corked bat during a baseball game. What if these famous people could undo their worst mistakes? The drawings were created with the help of New Yorker Magazine cartoonist Lee Lorenz, and adopted his signature style.

—Chloe & Adriana 🐝

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