These 25 Canadian kids projects will share US$8 million from the CMF
Kids projects make up 40% of total funding from the Canada Media Fund's Distribution Program this year.
Kids projects make up 40% of total funding from the Canada Media Fund's Distribution Program this year.
Sonic producers Neal Moritz and Toby Ascher are in talks to helm a new big-screen take on the 40-year-old franchise.
In desperate need of a win, the collectibles company has emerged as the only toyco to launch Huntr/x hardlines this holiday shopping season.
In-theater marketing specialist Screenvision wants to get the winning film into US cinemas and other festivals around the world.
Also, BOOM! Studios' president is departing in January, and the YMA has selected this year’s Andra Sheffer Scholarship winner.
Plus, Bluey will show UK kids what an Aussie Christmas is all about, and BBC's Horrible Science brand is getting an interactive museum exhibit.
The Mouse House is paying big bucks to the voice actors behind Elsa, Olaf and Anna to ensure the franchise continues successfully for at least another two films.
A new report reveals what kind of creators most brands are partnering with, and the challenges that come with these collaborations.
New to next year's event are a limited number of networking requests, which industry members will need to factor into their budgets to get the full market experience.
The company is looking to partner with publishers as part of a big push into e-books, audiobooks and maybe even physical ones, too.
The mega-popular YouTuber is on deck to share with event-goers how he built a kid-friendly following of more than 33 million subscribers.
Plus, streamer HappyKids adds Hello Einstein content to its offering, and Capcom’s Monster Hunter is coming to Magic: The Gathering.
New data from Circana shows a mix of superhero, princess and video game IPs at the top of the market.
It's the first nomination for Ms. Rachel, and she's going head to head with Tab Time, another preschool-focused YouTube channel.
But the pitch for the show from Keller/Noll—the producers behind Chopped and America Says—doesn’t sound very much like the game.
Mark Rober collides with Sesame Street in Elmo & Mark Rober's Merry Giftmas, hitting the streamer on December 8.
The creator who makes music videos for preschoolers has signed a deal with Just Play to be his master toy partner.
The Montreal-based production/distribution companies have complementary kids & family programming.
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