World Screen

The next edition of the TV Kids Festival is set to take place from February 7 to 10, 2023, and will feature keynotes and panels with leading executives and creatives discussing the major trends in the children’s programming business.

Cecilia Persson, the managing director of BBC Studios Kids & Family, unveiled her strategy for the new division in her MIPJunior keynote, which was followed by a fireside chat with TV Kids’ Anna Carugati.

On offer from Epic Story Media at MIPCOM this week, Luna, Chip & Inkie: Adventure Rangers Go is a music-filled series for the 4-to-6 set.

The CAKE lineup at MIPCOM this week includes a compilation of Angry Birds series, one of the highlights in the TV Kids Screenings Festival.

Animasia Studio has four highlights in the TV Kids Screenings Festival, including its hit non-dialogue slapstick comedy Harry & Bunnie and an action series for kids aged 6 to 11, Dragon Force 3—Monsters Rise.

ZDF Studios arrives in Cannes with a broad selection of shows to meet the needs of every buyer in the kids’ segment, from preschool to tween.

As virtually every major kids’ content buyer chases that elusive perfect 6 to 11 comedy, Odin’s Eye Animation is offering up The Beachbuds, about a group of exotic birds working at the Zoobak Resort.

The Monster Entertainment highlight Fia’s Fairies tells the story of the titular 6-year-old and the fairies that live in her back garden.

At MIPCOM, pocket.watch is showcasing a catalog of creator-produced and -inspired content, with a library of more than 20,000 hours available for distribution.

Konami Cross Media NY’s catalog features a variety of series from the Yu-Gi-Oh! franchise.