
Animated Movie ‘Dragoons’ Boarded by Global Constellation, First-Look Image Unveiled (EXCLUSIVE)
Icon Creative Studio has tapped European sales and finance outfit Global Constellation to handle international sales on its upcoming CG-animated family feature “Dragoons,” directed by Shea Wageman (“Charlie the Wonderdog”), and written and designed by Geoff Taylor.
Global Constellation will launch the project to buyers at the European Film Market, and has unveiled an exclusive first-look image.
After a freak accident at WizCorp transforms an overlooked Dragoon worker into a mighty dragon, he uncovers an impossible truth: his kind were once legendary rulers of the skies, until the wizard-CEO Hex shrank them, erased their memories, and stole their power to build his empire. Now, with his best friend at his side, the fiery heroes must find the courage to rise, awaken their kind, and prove that even the smallest spark can light up the sky.
“Dragoons” reunites Icon Creative Studio with Global Constellation following the Owen Wilson-voiced CG family feature “Charlie the Wonderdog,” currently in North American theaters via Viva and Cineplex and slated for an international rollout throughout 2026.
“Dragoons” is produced by Wageman alongside Carson Loveday (“Monsters at Work,” “Young Jedi Adventures”) for Icon Creative Studio, Canada’s largest independently owned CG animation company. The studio has partnered with top-tier companies including Pixar/Disney+ (“Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures,” “Monsters at Work”), Nickelodeon (“Transformers: EarthSpark”), and Netflix (“Action Pack,” “Super Monsters”).
“’Dragoons’ is about reclaiming your power and rewriting history,” Wageman said. “We’ve created a visually epic world where the smallest characters can spark the biggest revolutions. We’re thrilled to partner with Global Constellation to bring it to audiences everywhere.”
“Once again, Icon has crafted a vibrant, high-adventure crowd-pleaser packed with wonder and heart. The exceptional production team behind this film continues to raise the bar in premium animation, creating big, visually spectacular worlds, unforgettable characters, and the kind of cinematic storytelling that resonates with families worldwide,” Fabien Westerhoff from Global Constellation added.
Global Constellation’s animation slate includes “The Last Whale Singer,” now in theaters in Germany and scheduled for an international rollout in 2026-27, 2D musical adventure “Viva Carmen” from César Award-winning filmmaker Sébastien Laudenbach, alongside CG title “The Last Dinosaur” by Federico Millela, both due for delivery this year, as well CG titles “The Growcodile” by Joost Van Den Bosch and Erick Verkerk, and “Mission Granny” by Toni Weiss, currently in production.
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