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'''In March of 2008 a pilot was made to pitch the series to Channel 5'''. The characters had noticeably different designs compared to the final show. Some footage of the pilot along with some character concept art was discovered on the pilot's creator Rafael Carmona's website.<ref>[https://www.behance.net/gallery/774230/Jelly-Jamm Rafael Carmona's webpage with various production material from the pilot.] Retrieved 28 Sep '21</ref> While YouTuber Fractius uploaded more clips of the pilot to their channel, any more additional information on the pilot is currently unknown as of July 2022. Fun Fact: In 2008 a web page was made for Jelly Jamm that had the pilot designs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_F7m5xmwdeQ. Sadly if you want to go to the page in the Wayback machine, will appear an error called AC_RunActiveContent.js and you will not be able to see the page, at this time there is no solution to this problem. | '''In March of 2008 a pilot was made to pitch the series to Channel 5'''. The characters had noticeably different designs compared to the final show. Status: Some footage of the pilot along with some character concept art was discovered on the pilot's creator Rafael Carmona's website.<ref>[https://www.behance.net/gallery/774230/Jelly-Jamm Rafael Carmona's webpage with various production material from the pilot.] Retrieved 28 Sep '21</ref> While YouTuber Fractius uploaded more clips of the pilot to their channel, any more additional information on the pilot is currently unknown as of July 2022. Fun Fact: In 2008 a web page was made for Jelly Jamm that had the pilot designs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_F7m5xmwdeQ. Sadly if you want to go to the page in the Wayback machine, will appear an error called AC_RunActiveContent.js and you will not be able to see the page, at this time there is no solution to this problem. 07/11/2022 The Youtuber BlekoLm found 2 posts of the 737Shaker's twitter account related to the teaser (pilot): The first post says:"Getting started with Jelly Jamm's Teaser for MIP!" with a link of a photo of the deleted 737Shaker's facebook account:https://twitter.com/737Shaker/status/10683587570?cxt=HHwW5O_UzE8AAAA. The second post says: "Explanation of Jelly Jamm's Teaser for MIP today at Shaker Segovia" with another link of a story of the same facebook account. Sadly in wayback machine the links don't work. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
===Videos=== | ===Videos=== | ||
Revision as of 12:06, 18 December 2022
An early logo for the series.
Status: Partially Found
Jelly Jamm is a children's animated TV series created by Carlos L. Del Rey, Victor M. Lopez, and David Cantolla (who also worked on Pocoyo) that ran on Channel 5's Milkshake! block from 2011-2013. The series consists of seven characters Bello, Goomo, Rita, Mina, Ongo, King, and Queen all taking place in a neighborhood on the planet Jammbo. The characters jam to the music produced inside bubbles from the planet's music factory, only to turn sad and grey if it stopped producing music.
Pitch Pilot
In March of 2008 a pilot was made to pitch the series to Channel 5. The characters had noticeably different designs compared to the final show. Status: Some footage of the pilot along with some character concept art was discovered on the pilot's creator Rafael Carmona's website.[1] While YouTuber Fractius uploaded more clips of the pilot to their channel, any more additional information on the pilot is currently unknown as of July 2022. Fun Fact: In 2008 a web page was made for Jelly Jamm that had the pilot designs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_F7m5xmwdeQ. Sadly if you want to go to the page in the Wayback machine, will appear an error called AC_RunActiveContent.js and you will not be able to see the page, at this time there is no solution to this problem. 07/11/2022 The Youtuber BlekoLm found 2 posts of the 737Shaker's twitter account related to the teaser (pilot): The first post says:"Getting started with Jelly Jamm's Teaser for MIP!" with a link of a photo of the deleted 737Shaker's facebook account:https://twitter.com/737Shaker/status/10683587570?cxt=HHwW5O_UzE8AAAA. The second post says: "Explanation of Jelly Jamm's Teaser for MIP today at Shaker Segovia" with another link of a story of the same facebook account. Sadly in wayback machine the links don't work.
Gallery
Videos
Concept Art
Bello 3D Concept Art render possibly made after the pitch
Images
Early designs for Bello, Ongo, Rita, Goomo and Mina.
Bello.
The characters with the early designs for Queen and King.
Mina and Ongo.
Mina with her leg stretched out.
Mina using a device.
Rita and Ongo with Magottune, a cheeky character who appeared in the pilot.
The character's finalized designs.
A poster of the pilot in front.
The Jelly Jamm Poster with a different angle.
Different Jelly Jamm Poster.
An Kidscreen's Article with pilot designs.
Bello's Pilot Design in an article of news.
Bello's Pilot Design Render in HD.
In this image appear a scene of the Jelly Jamm pilot, with Pocoyo and Bugsted Pilots.
See Also
Milkshake! (Channel 5)
- Peppa Pig (partially found American dub of British children's animated series; 2005)
- Peppa Pig (found pitch pilot of British children's animated TV series; 2002)
- Pip Ahoy! (partially found unaired pilot of animated series; 2013)
- Roary the Racing Car (lost pitch pilot of British children's stop-motion animated TV series; 2005)
- Roary the Racing Car (partially found American English dub of British children's stop-motion animated TV series; 2008-2012)
CITV (ITV)
- Astro Farm (partially found CiTV claymation series; 1990s)
- Billy (partially found UK children's animated series; 1998-1999)
- Dream Street (partially lost British children's TV series; 1999-2002)
- Pocoyo (partially lost pilots of Spanish-British children's animated comedy TV series; 2003/2004)
- Ripley and Scuff (partially found British children's television series; 2002-2003)
- Sooty's Amazing Adventures (partially lost animated spin-off of Sooty; 1996-1997)
- StarStreet (partially lost British children's television series; 2001-2002)
- The Diamond Brothers: South by South East (lost ITV adaptation of children's detective book; 1991)
- The Fugitives (partially found British children's sci-fi TV series; 2005)
- The Spooks of Bottle Bay (partially found British children's TV series; 1993-1995)
- The Twins (partially found animated series; 2000)
References
- ↑ Rafael Carmona's webpage with various production material from the pilot. Retrieved 28 Sep '21