ATF Spotlight: FUN Union

Series that are non-violent, visually appealing and educational make up FUN Union’s ATF slate.

Among the highlights is BabyRiki, which was developed alongside child psychologists and early development specialists. “Each episode has age-appropriate stories in familiar surroundings to develop both social-emotional skills (communication, cooperation, creativity and critical thinking) as well as cognitive skills (early literacy and math), which are reinforced through a song for kinesthetic learning,” says Christine Brendle, the company’s CEO.

FUN Union is also offering up PinCode, as well as Krash and Hehe, a collaboration with CCTV Animation and Riki Group. “We’re very proud to be a part of the first-ever co-production between China and Russia,” says Brendle. “The Krash and Hehe pilot is in production and the series will launch in 2019.”

Brendle notes, “We’re very keen to continue our expansion across the Asia Pacific, building and strengthening our three brands and striking new partnerships.”