World Screen

In the second of two preschool in-demand reports, we spotlight Zodiak Kids’ Mumfie, Planeta Junior’s Milo, Global Screen’s Mister Paper and Serious Kids’ Tulipop.

At the TV Kids Screenings Festival, Global Screen is showcasing a new live-action drama targeted to viewers between the ages of 8 and 16 called 3Hz.

Headspinner Productions’ preschool series Happy House of Frightenstein is based on characters from the ’70s series Hilarious House of Frightenstein.

In the first of two preschool In-Demand reports, we spotlight ZDF Enterprises’ School of Roars, CAKE’s B.O.T. and the BEASTIES, Magic Light Pictures’ Pip and Posy and GO-N’s Simon Super Rabbit.

Presto! School of Magic, a new animated comedy for kids aged 6 to 10, is one of three Federation Kids & Family highlights featured in the TV Kids Screenings Festival.

Denis and Me Productions (Headspinner Productions) presents the comedy series Denis and Me, which has over 20 million YouTube views on its first ten shorts.

With co-viewing becoming a dominant trend amid Covid-19, Distribution360 is highlighting the tween-plus and family interconnected sitcom The Parker Andersons/Amelia Parker at the TV Kids Screenings Festival.

Cisneros Media is featuring the live-action series Zumbar in the TV Kids Screenings Festival this week.

Led by Shabnam Rezaei as president, Big Bad Boo Studios has been driving inclusive storytelling since its inception and its TV Kids Screenings Festival submissions all feature diversity front and center, including 16 Hudson.

In World Screen’s inaugural TV Kids Screenings Festival, you’re sure to find a slot winner, be it a trusted preschool brand, a breakout kids’ comedy or an edgy tween hit.