PROPERTY BROTHERS to Debut Animated Children’s Show This Month
By Moveiguide® Contributor
A new generation will be introduced to PROPERTY BROTHERS, Drew and Jonathan Scott, when their animated children’s series BUILDER BROTHERS DREAM FACTORY debuts at the end of this month.
“This series is one of our most personal projects to-date,” Drew Scott said. “Now that we have our own kids, we are more attuned to sharing the values our own parents instilled in use, but in a fresh and familiar way that resonates with families everywhere.”
The series will portray the Scott brothers, along with BFFs Mel and Ayana, as a couple of typical kids using their imagination, creativity and heart to help friends solve problems in the neighborhood.
“We are so proud of this show and are excited for families to experience the creative world of the Builder Brothers. Audiences can expect to see the same amount of wit, imagination, and creative construction as they always do from Drew and Jonathan,” Armory Millard, vice president of kids at Scott Brothers Entertainment, said.
“We are thrilled that this project was able to attract such diverse talent, both emerging and established, who can authentically speak to the experiences of the characters in this community,” Carla de Jong of Sinking Ship Entertainment added.
Drew and Jonathan Scott will serve as executive producers on the show alongside Carla de Jong, Matt Bishop, Blair Powers, and Amory Millard. The first episode will release on March 26.
Movieguide® previously reported on the PROPERTY BROTHERS:
PROPERTY BROTHERS star Drew Scott recently shared about what it’s like to be a the father to his first child, son Parker. Scott shares Parker with wife Linda Phan.
“[Parenthood] unlocks a side you didn’t know you had,” Scott described. “You think you know. I have this deep love for Linda but then, all of a sudden, that’s the shallow pool. I’m not saying shallow with Linda, I love Linda, but there’s a whole other depth to Linda and my love together with Parker.
“It’s amazing just seeing his face when he looks at you, like, once he started focusing in and he locks eyes with you — oh, your heart melts,” he continued. “It’s amazing.”
He also called Parker “a little sweetheart” and said that he has the “best qualities of Linda and me.”
Scott is prioritizing his son, as well, juggling family life and work.
“For right now, Linda and I are taking it all. I have a busy filming schedule and Linda is taking care of Parker during filming — but when I’m not here 24/7, it’s full-time with Parker,” he explained. “We just don’t wanna miss those minutes, you know, the moments when he’s little. I don’t wanna miss any of that.”
The couple welcomed Parker in May of this year.
“I’m still in awe and in disbelief,” Phan said in episode of the couple’s podcast, AT HOME. “I feel like every step of this pregnancy has taken me time to adjust. And then as soon as I almost adjust, it’s onto the next milestone or the next thing. I feel like I’m always playing catchup with my feelings.”
“It’s this immediate love and this feeling you need to do everything you can to make them feel safe and make them feel loved,” Scott added.
