World Screen

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.

Project First America’s Leo the Truck is an educational animated series that follows the daily adventures of a group of inquisitive trucks. 

Filled with music, dance and adventure, foo entertainment’s Miss Bellyfoo is set in the whimsical Daba Diba Duba Land. 

The inaugural TV Kids Screenings Festival, which launches on September 13, will shine a light on everything from educational fare for preschoolers to innovative comedies for the 6-to-9 set to compelling live action for tweens and everything in between.

Riki Group will present new seasons of its internationally known projects The Fixies and Kikoriki, as well as BabyRiki, Tina and Tony and PinCode.

An upper preschool series, the Superights highlight Anna & Friends follows five friends and their fantastic adventures.

eOne Family and Brands is releasing a new My Little Pony animated feature film.

Gaumont’s Stillwater is a preschool show that focuses on mindfulness.

The new releases from Australian Children’s Television Foundation (ACTF) for 2021 include a second season of the International Emmy-winning comedy/drama Hardball and the history-infused series Are You Tougher Than Your Ancestors?