"We inhabit the worlds we create and get to know our characters as well as we know ourselves."

Founded in October 2015 with the mission to create exceptional, inspirational animations that captivate, entertain, and educate, Daily Madness has ambition by the truckload. They push boundaries on a daily basis, promoting female characters on screen and providing opportunities for women behind the screen.

Daily Madness is a passionate group of creatives with irrepressible spirit, a talent for storytelling, and a progressive attitude. They write, produce, and direct in-house – taking the space to experiment with ideas and test theories, so that they uncover the absolute best of what they're capable of.


Studio Projects:

Critters TV:
Critters TV is an entertaining, nature documentary TV series aimed at children and families. Each 11 minute episode is a mixture of Live Action nature footage and Animated Characters. Think Gogglebox, if the audience were Irish animated wildlife characters. The series was designed to be like a classic sketch show featuring 6 animal ‘families’ – Foxes, Badgers, Squirrels, Ticks, Hedgehogs and Owls. Their individual “sets” are their unique living rooms. And each day, as they tune into their favourite live action TV series (critters tv) we get to watch them in their natural habitats

Goat Girl:
Tarzan was raised by apes. Mowgli was raised by wolves. Gigi was raised by… goats. This is the story of Gigi, a fairly well-adjusted 13–year-old girl who just happens to have been raised by mountain goats. But now that she’s a teenager, her Nanny and Billy (mom and dad in goat parlance) think it’s time that she spread her wings (er… horns?), so they’ve decided that this year she will attend a boarding school and, for the first time in her life, spend time around actual people.

Big Tuna:
Big Tuna might look like just a big, fluffy, friendly cat, but don’t be fooled. He’s a career criminal, a cat kingpin. After a life of crime, it’s time for Big Tuna to go straight - as a house cat. He’s out on parole, being given one last chance to redeem himself as a foster. If his foster family doesn’t adopt him, it’s back to the shelter for good - the shelter where kitties go to disappear. But being good isn’t always easy, especially when your new humans are a pair of rambunctious tween twins, Zelda and Brie, who insist on calling you Sparkles and get you into every kind of mess imaginable.

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