Reimagined Quest Studios

Reimagined Quest Studios is an American production company and an animation studio founded in 1984 by Australian hobbyist filmmaker and animator Jerry Sho with other hobbyist animators Jo Langdon and Garry Simmonds. The company is mostly known for producing and developing mostly animated content, shorts, TV program, and video games.

History
After the formation of Jerry Sho's first company in San Francisco, California in 1983. An hobbyist animator and Sho's long-time friends Jo Langdon and Garry Simmonds entered his company, in which he met Sho after a long time when Sho used to start making animations as his hobby along with them during college. Both of them had a discussion with Sho if he want to join the filmmaking industry, Sho accepted to Langdon and Simmonds for its promise and together, during the day of the Jerry Sho Company, they started produced mostly animated content and unlicensed games and released for home video under the name of  Reimagined Quest Studios  in 1988. In 1991, Michael Wildshill, co-owner of the now-defunct Gingo Animation had invested money to Sho and the rest in their company during the work as a animation industry.