World Screen

TV Kids produced a new round of In-Demand reports last month, spotlighting shows for the preschool and bridge set and for kids up to the age of 12.

TV Kids will host a three-day virtual event focused on the crucial role of international partnerships for the children’s programming industry in February 2021.

Xilam Animation has partnered with Youku in China to co-produce the new 2D and 3D animated preschool series Lupin’s Tales.

These shows, which span the younger and older ends of the 6-to-12 kids' demo, feature elements of action, adventure and comedy: the brand-new Meet the Walkerz from Shadow Valley Productions, Crunchyroll's anime hit My Hero Academia and Serious Lunch's Matt Hatter Chronicles.

Mattel continues to focus on producing fresh TV content based on its iconic franchises.

Genius Brands International has two seasons of Rainbow Rangers, an animated show for preschoolers about the adventures of seven magical girls from Kaleidoscopia, for the international marketplace.

We have an eclectic mix of preschool and bridge shows in this new in-demand report: Jetpack Distribution's Master Moley, Lacey Entertainment's Kiva Can Do!, ZDF Enterprises' Space Nova, PBS International's Elinor Wonders Why and Superights' Clay Time.

Magic Light Pictures’ brand-new 30-minute special Zog and the Flying Doctors will premiere this Christmas on BBC One.

Aimed at kids 4 to 7, MeteoHeroes is a Mondo TV co-production with Meteo Expert-Icona Meteo, a leading Italian weather-forecasting group.

The combination of Entertainment One and Hasbro has created a powerful roster of kids’ programs for eOne Family Brands to present to the international marketplace, with a catalog that includes Peppa Pig, My Little Pony, Transformers, Power Rangers, PJ Masks, Ricky Zoom and more.