World Screen

Former Wiggles member Emma Watkins, who is now launching her new show Emma Memma, and Julie Kalceff and Kirsty Stark, creatives behind the Australian series First Day, are among the speakers taking part in the TV Kids Festival, which will run from February 7 to 10 and can be registered for here for free.

Benoît Di Sabatino, CEO of Banijay Kids & Family, has joined the roster of speakers for the TV Kids Festival, set to take place February 7 to 10, which you can register for at no cost.

Kevin and Dan Hageman, executive producers and showrunners of Star Trek: Prodigy, have been added to the roster for the TV Kids Festival, taking place from February 7 to 10, which is open for registration free of charge.

Eric Ellenbogen, CEO and vice chair of WildBrain, is slated to take part in the TV Kids Festival, running from February 7 to 10, which you can register for free of charge here.

Twenty-time Emmy nominee Chris Nee, creator, writer and executive producer of multiple hit children’s series, including Doc McStuffins, is set to deliver a keynote as part of the TV Kids Festival, taking place from February 7 to 10, which you can register for here for free.

Francesca Newington, director of POP Channels at Narrative Entertainment, will be honored with the TV Kids Pioneer Award at the TV Kids Festival, taking place from February 7 to 10, 2023.

Studio 100 Media’s slate features Vegesaurs, a preschool series set in a prehistoric world populated by creatures such as Tricarrotops and Pea-Rexes.

The dinosaur-led comedy adventure series Gigantosaurus tops Cyber Group Studios’ ATF highlights.

eOne Family Brands’ Transformers: EarthSpark introduces a new generation of Transformers—the first to be born on Earth.

Leading Guang Dong Winsing Company’s highlights, GG Bond: Kung Fu Pork Choppers embraces elements of love, friendship, heroism, humor and adventure as it follows a team of five young superhero pigs and their super-powered pets.