Changes: Handy Manny (Partially Found 2003/2004 DKP Studios Pilot)

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Handy Manny is a CGI-animated children's series that was created by Roger Bollen, Marilyn Sadler, and Rick Gitelson, and produced by Buena Vista Television and Nelvana Enterprises. It ran from September 16th, 2006 to February 14th, 2011 on Playhouse Disney, then ran on Disney Junior (Playhouse Disney's replacement) until February 14th, 2013.

In 2004, an 11-minute pilot was created for the series. Unlike the main series, which was animated by Two Presidents Productions,[1] the pilot was animated by DKP Studios (now known as Jam Filled Toronto). The pilot also used standard 3-D animation instead of cel-shading, and had more simplistic sets. The only video footage of this pilot can be seen in a demo reel from DKP Studios' official website. Aside from a resume of CG artist Kyran Kelly, who directed the pilot, little information can be found, and here are the clips https://youtu.be/uq34lR7JQRA

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+''Handy Manny'' is a CGI-animated children's series that was created by Roger Bollen, Marilyn Sadler, and Rick Gitelson, and produced by Buena Vista Television and Nelvana Enterprises. It ran from September 16th, 2006 to February 14th, 2011 on Playhouse Disney, then ran on Disney Junior (Playhouse Disney's replacement) until February 14th, 2013.
-Before Handy Manny premiered, there was a test pilot screened to the kids in 2003/2004. It featured Manny and his tool friends having fun, whether it's building stuff, saving an environment, or fixing a bowling lane, it's Manny to the Rescue!
-In 2004, '''an 11-minute pilot was created for the series'''. Unlike the main series, which was animated by Two Presidents Productions,[1] the pilot was animated by DKP Studios (now known as Jam Filled Toronto). The pilot also used standard 3-D animation instead of cel-shading, and had more simplistic sets. The only video footage of this pilot can be seen in a demo reel from DKP Studios' official website. Aside from a resume of CG artist Kyran Kelly, who directed the pilot, little information can be found.
+In 2004, '''an 11-minute pilot was created for the series'''. Unlike the main series, which was animated by Two Presidents Productions,[1] the pilot was animated by DKP Studios (now known as Jam Filled Toronto). The pilot also used standard 3-D animation instead of cel-shading, and had more simplistic sets. The only video footage of this pilot can be seen in a demo reel from DKP Studios' official website. Aside from a resume of CG artist Kyran Kelly, who directed the pilot, little information can be found,  and here are the clips https://youtu.be/uq34lR7JQRA
-and here are the clips https://youtu.be/uq34lR7JQRA
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