Chelsea Beyl, executive producer of Alice’s Wonderland Bakery, will give a behind-the-scenes look at the Disney Junior series inspired by the world of Alice in Wonderland during the TV Kids Festival, which you can register for here at no cost.  

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Sonia Manzano, a 15-time Emmy Award winner, will be joined by Fred Rogers Productions’ Ellen Doherty to discuss the new PBS KIDS preschool series Alma’s Way during the TV Kids Festival, which you can register for here for free.

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The full roster of speakers for the TV Kids Festival, running from February 1 to 4, has been unveiled. Sign up for your free registration to attend here.

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MeteoHeroes, co-produced by Mondo TV and Italian weather forecasting center MOPI—Meteo Expert, has launched on Amazon Prime Video in Italy.

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Frederic Soulie, senior VP and general manager of Mattel Television, has been added to the roster of keynotes for the TV Kids Festival, which you can register for here for free.

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Josh Scherba, president of WildBrain, is set to deliver a keynote during the TV Kids Festival, which you can register for here at no cost.

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Chris M. Williams, founder and CEO of pocket.watch, a digital-first studio building franchises for Generation Alpha, has been added to the roster of keynote speakers for the TV Kids Festival, which is open for registration free of charge.

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Eric Berger, CEO of Common Sense Networks, is among the speakers taking part in the upcoming TV Kids Festival, which you can register for here free of charge.

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Peter Gal, chief creative officer for television at DreamWorks Animation, is on board to deliver a keynote during the TV Kids Festival, which you can register for here free of charge.

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The TV Kids Festival, which is open for free registration, will include a panel of executives discussing trends in preschool programming, featuring Serious Kids’ Genevieve Dexter, Jetpack Distribution’s Dominic Gardiner, Dandelooo’s Emmanuèle Pétry-Sirvin and CAKE’s Daniel Bays.

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