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	'''Jay Ward Productions''' (or simply '''Ward Productions''') is an American animated television cartoon series production company, founded in ~~1948~~ by American ] ]. It made extensive use of ] techniques.		'''Jay Ward Productions''' (or simply '''Ward Productions''') is an American animated television cartoon series production company, founded in 1949 by American ] ]. It made extensive use of ] techniques.

	Jay Ward Productions, managed by members of his family, is located across the street from the Chateau Marmont on the Sunset Strip.		Jay Ward Productions, managed by members of his family, is located across the street from the Chateau Marmont on the Sunset Strip.
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		⚫	* '']'' (2007-2008)

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	* Wheat Hearts, characters used by ] (1959-1970)
	* Frosty O's, characters used by ] (1961-1970), and ] (1961-1972)
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⚫	* ] (~~1963-1984~~)
⚫	* ] (1965-~~1973~~)
	* ] (1966)
	* ] (1968-1973)
⚫	* ] (~~1968~~)
	* Frosted Oat Flakes (1968-1969)
	* Fudge Town Cookies (1968)
	* Mr. Chips Cookies (1968-1969)
	* Scooter Pie Cookies (1968)
	* Cinnamon Bear Cereal (1969)
	* Cinnamon Flakes (1969)
	* ] (1969)
	* Gauchos Cookies (1969)
	* ] (1969)
	* ] (1969)
	* Scooter Pies (1969)
	* ] (1969)
	* ] (1970-1971)
	* ] (1979-1982)
	* ] (1980)

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	* '']'' (2006-2008, 2015–present)
⚫	* '']'' (2015–present)

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	* ] (~~1962~~-1964)		* ] (1963-1964)

			===Commercials===
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		⚫	* ] (1965-1970)
		⚫	* ] (1967-1972)

	==Films==		==Films==
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	====Jay Ward Productions====		====Jay Ward Productions====
	* ] (1992) (released by ])
	* ] (1997) (released by ])		* ] (1997) (released by ])
	* ] (1999) (released by ])		* ] (1999) (released by ])

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	* ] (2003) (released by ])		* ] (2003) (released by ])

	===Animation===		===Animation===

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	* The Phox, The Box, and The Lox (1999) (released by ])

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	* ] (2014) (released by ])		* ] (2014) (released by ])
	* ] (2014) (released by ])		* ] (2014) (released by ])

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Jay Ward Productions
Founded	1949
Founder	Jay Ward
Headquarters	United States

Jay Ward Productions (or simply Ward Productions) is an American animated television cartoon series production company, founded in 1949 by American animator Jay Ward. It made extensive use of limited animation techniques.

Jay Ward Productions, managed by members of his family, is located across the street from the Chateau Marmont on the Sunset Strip.

Today, Bullwinkle Studios, a joint venture between Classic Media (DreamWorks Classics) and Jay Ward Productions, represents the catalog. Distribution rights are handled by The Program Exchange, the corporate successor to Dancer Fitzgerald Sample (which originally brokered advertising for and, through its Gamma Productions subsidiary, animated Ward's productions).

TV Shows

Animation

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Crusader Rabbit (1949-1959)
The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show (1959-1964)
Hoppity Hooper (1964-1967)
George of the Jungle (1967)
- Super Chicken
The Dudley Do-Right Show (1969-1970)
The Mr. Peabody and Sherman Show (2015–present)

Bullwinkle Studios

George of the Jungle (2007-2008)

Live-action

Jay Ward Productions

Fractured Flickers (1963-1964)

Commercials

Cap'n Crunch (1963–present)
Quisp (1965-1970)
Captain Vitaman (1967-1972)

Films

Live-action

Jay Ward Productions

George of the Jungle (1997) (released by Walt Disney Pictures)
Dudley Do-Right (1999) (released by Universal Studios)

Bullwinkle Studios

George of the Jungle 2 (2003) (released by Walt Disney Pictures)

Animation

Bullwinkle Studios

Mr. Peabody and Sherman (2014) (released by 20th Century Fox)
Rocky and Bullwinkle (2014) (released by 20th Century Fox)

Live-action and Animation

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The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle (2000) (released by Universal Studios)

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Works

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Puppetry

Mechanical

Other methods

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