World Screen

In each episode of PBS International’s Elinor Wonders Why, Elinor displays the powers of observation as well as a willingness to ask questions and investigate.

Mattel is bringing back the classic Masters of the Universe with two animated series, Masters of the Universe: Revelation and the new animated adventure series He-Man and the Masters of the Universe.

Among the titles currently in development at Little Engine Moving Pictures is Tiny and Tall, a preschool series that follows best buds who live in neighboring villages and encourage acceptance and understanding of others’ differences.

Big Blue is Guru Studio’s newest 2D comedy-adventure series for kids of all ages.

Leading ZDF Enterprises’ slate is Zoom—The White Dolphin, which broke ratings records when season two premiered on TF1 in France and KiKA and ZDF in Germany, according to Arne Lohmann, VP ZDFE.junior.

The June digital edition of TV Kids is now available, including a feature on the European animation sector.

Among the highlights from France tv distribution are the preschool series Ana Pumpkin and two shows for 6- to 9-year-olds: Disco Dragon and Grosha & Mr B.

Presto! School of Magic is a new animated series produced by TeamTO in co-production with Belgian partners Panache Productions and La Compagnie Cinématographique and distributed by Federation Kids & Family worldwide (outside of China).

TV Kids Summer Festival, a free event focused on the major challenges and opportunities at play in the children’s media business today, kicks off on Monday with a powerful lineup of keynote speakers and panels.

The third day of the TV Kids Summer Festival features M6 Group’s Philippe Bony, Aardman’s Sean Clarke and 9 Story’s Vince Commisso, along with an AVOD superpanel that includes WildBrain Spark’s Jon Gisby, Roku’s Ashley Hovey, Jetpack’s Dominic Gardiner and Xilam’s Charles Courcier, and ZDF’s Nicole Keeb will be honored with a TV Kids Pioneer Award.