Interviews

The president of animation and family discusses delivering the type of children’s content that rings true to the company's heritage.

The trio talks to TV Kids about what separates Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles from iterations of the franchise that have come before.

Raven-Symoné talks about returning to the role as a grownup and the importance of children’s television in shaping the minds of future generations.

The VP and general manager of Scholastic Entertainment talks about the Clifford the Big Red Dog reboot.

The CEO talks about how the company is strengthening its position as a market leader in linear TV while expanding its reach onto all the other platforms kids are seeking content from.

The founder and CEO talks about the Hopster mission and reveals his growth aspirations for the service.

The We Bare Bears creator talks about his inspiration for the series and reaching the 100-episode milestone.

The director of BBC Children’s shares her strategy for maintaining ratings, and relevance, to British youth audiences today.

The CEO and creative director says that boarding projects at an early stage has allowed the company to work collaboratively with creatives to develop properties that will resonate worldwide.

The senior VP of sales, acquisitions and new media talks about what’s next for the company.