March Entertainment has given a face lift to DexHamilton.com, the official website for the TV series Dex Hamilton: Alien Entomologist.

Sporting a brand-new design, the site features a personalized Field Guide, downloadable Dex wallpapers, fascinating bug facts, as well as the new Bug Quest online game. Devoted fans can also keep track of Dex's latest exploits on Twitter, by following @DexHamilton3000.

A fun, compelling new Flash game based on the hit animated series Dex Hamilton: Alien Entomologist is now available to play on the CBC Kids website.

Dex Hamilton: Bug Quest lets players explore the outer reaches of the galaxy while helping intrepid adventurer Dex rescue his stranded teammates. As they trek through lushly detailed 3D environments, collect clues and outrun ferocious alien insects, fans can experience the fascinating world of Dex Hamilton as they never have before.

March Entertainment's animated tween girl series, G2G: Got to Go!, has made its Canadian television debut on CBC.

A co-production with Australia's Moody Street Kids, the funny, lighthearted yet intelligent cartoon originally aired on Nine Network. Now, the 26 x 22-minute show can be seen on CBC-TV, Saturday mornings at 11:30 a.m. (EST).

March Entertainment continues to earn accolades and attention as its latest co-production, Mia and Me, garnered more views than any other show at MIPJunior, the world's largest showcase for youth programming. The show was listed ahead of such favorites as The New Adventures of Peter Pan, Le Petit Prince, Maya the Bee and many others.

March Entertainment, an acclaimed producer of animated movies, series and games, announced that it has moved its Toronto office to accommodate the company’s recent staffing increases and planned growth strategy.

The new facility, located at 284 King St. W., Suite 200, is just a few doors east of its previous headquarters in the heart of Toronto’s entertainment district.

An exclusive, festival-only episode of March Entertainment’s acclaimed CBC series, The Very Good Adventures of Yam Roll in Happy Kingdom, will make its Canadian debut at the Canadian Film Centre Worldwide Short Film Festival.

Yam Roll fans can catch Yam Roll in: Pyjama-Rama as part of the festival’s “Shorts for Shorties” block on Saturday, June 5, 2010 at 12:00 p.m. (EST) at Toronto’s Art Gallery of Ontario. The screening is free for kids under 12 years old.

Dex Hamilton, the fearless alien entomologist and adventurer, will make his North American debut this Saturday, January 2, at 10:30 a.m. (EST) on CBC-TV.

Dex Hamilton: Alien Entomologist is an animated adventure-comedy (26 x 30) aimed at boys and girls 6 to 12 years old. It follows a passionate young entomologist and his team of maverick scientists as they protect both the galaxy and the fascinating alien insects they encounter.

German distribution and media company m4e AG has greenlit production on a hybrid live-action/CGI children’s series called Mia and Me.

The series is a co-production between m4e, Hahn Film, March Entertainment and Italian studio Rainbow S.p.A. The character designs and backgrounds will be made in Germany, the live action segments will be shot in Italy, while the writing, CGI production and post will be done in Canada.

Following the international success of the animated series Dex Hamilton: Alien Entomologist, March Entertainment and Parthenon Kids have announced the release of a 90-minute movie prequel called Dex Hamilton: Fire and Ice.

March Entertainment has teamed up to co-produce a series of CGI DVD movies for toy maker Playmobil.

The movies will be produced by March Entertainment, XLT and Toonz in partnership. The DVDs are distributed by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment.