Shaping young minds.
Engaging global audiences.
StoryZoo is a global edutainment brand for children aged 2 to 8.
We deliver meaningful, age-appropriate content through storytelling, character-led adventures, and real-world learning themes.
Designed to foster early development and global curiosity, StoryZoo bridges the gap between playful learning and purposeful brand engagement.
In partnership with leading institutions like the Goethe-Institut and other global leaders in education, StoryZoo creates enriching and scalable experiences, connecting brands to the next generation of curious minds.
Big lessons. Small adventures. Scalable impact.
The StoryZoo effect.
Connect your brand to the next generation of customers.
Generation Alpha and Generation Beta are globally minded, digitally fluent, and values-driven.
They’re not just future consumers—they’re future decision-makers, brand advocates, and changemakers.
Through immersive storytelling and real-world learning themes, StoryZoo builds meaningful early connections
between your brand and these emerging audiences—at a time when trust is just beginning to form.
Ready to connect your brand to a generation of changemakers?
The next generation of brand engagement.
Meet Generation Beta
Generation Beta will be the first generation to live in the 22nd century. Who will they be, and how will they interact with brands?
StoryZoo's storytelling format takes children on adventures with its characters.
Episodes explore a variety of themes that Generation Alpha experiences and Generation Beta will begin to encounter. Each StoryZoo episode provides an engaging educational experience for children, fostering real-world learning and interactive mini-games.
The learning possibilities are endless.
The arts patron
The built world
The green consumer
The digital world
The scientist (STEM)
The sharing economy
The global citizen
The medical world
The connected citizen
The entrepreneur
Expand your reach
StoryZoo reaches more than 50 million viewers through YouTube, Netflix, Amazon, and leading broadcast platforms including RTL Group, Disney, ORF, Muslim Kids TV, VME Kids, and BeIn.
Break boundaries
StoryZoo Adventures are streamed in more than 30 countries, including Europe, the UK, Africa and the Middle East, Asia, Canada, and the US.
Go Beyond the Screen
The 24/7 StoryZoo & Friends channel is live on Amazon Prime, waipu.tv, SamsungTV+, RakutenTV, O2, Xiaomi, and across the BeNeLux region, bringing continuous, high-quality content to audiences worldwide.
Create connections`
StoryZoo Adventures are streamed in multiple languages, including Dutch, French, English, Spanish, German and Arabic in Fall 2025.
Trailblazing brand partners.
From space agencies to cultural institutions, these partners helped bring StoryZoo episodes to life—with purpose, imagination, and global impact.
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Space
In partnership with the European Space Agency
In partnership with the European Space Agency (ESA) provides unique filming locations, real-life props, visual materials and expert advice to audiovisual creators. By partnering with movie, game producers and TV productions, such as StoryZoo and producing the series “StoryZoo Adventures – Space,” ESA enhances the authenticity of space-related content and boosts its brand visibility, raising awareness of its activities and sparking curiosity about space among new audiences.
Nadia Lüders
Brand licensing and partnership at ESA -
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Instruments
In partnership with The London Symphony Orchestra.
“We are proud to partner with StoryZoo on this beautiful series. Introducing children to the joy of music at an early age is essential, and this collaboration brings our musicians closer to young audiences in a way that is both fun and educational.”
Kathryn McDowell
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Museums
In partnership with the Van Gogh Museum.
“If you have a great story to tell, you need to be where your audience is. That is why, for us, the combination of the Van Gogh Museum’s educational content with StoryZoo is so valuable. The StoryZoo characters are very appealing to young children; through Bax and Pepper we can introduce the art of Vincent van Gogh to the youngest part of our audience.”
René van Blerk
Senior curator of education and interpretation Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam.
