Kristin Brzoznowski

The Scottish production companies Red Kite Animation and Once Were Farmers are coming together to create a new combined studio, Wild Child Animation.

Adélaïde Quiblier, the president of Easy Peasy Entertainment, tells World Screen Newsflash about the new production company, born out of the French youth publisher Auzou.

The chief content officer of A Parent Media Co., owner of Kidoodle.TV, shares the acquisitions plans for the platform, which is dedicated to shaping the future of “Safe Streaming” for children around the globe.

Portfolio Entertainment has a new feature film in its catalog, Project Pay Day, as it continues to expand its offering of children's and family content with the addition of movies.

Driver Studios has teamed up with the Emmy-nominated Shrek 2, Rugrats and The Smurfs writer David N. Weiss, along with the Funkly Monks writing team of John Winkler and Michael Farruggia, for the series DreamWeaver.

The animated preschool series Genius Genie has added to its roster of broadcasters with new agreements in place in Finland, Russia and across the MENA region.

Hasbro has signed a multiyear agreement that grants Maxx Group the licensing rights to a number of its popular brands, including My Little Pony, Power Rangers and Transformers.

Tim Federle, creator and showrunner of High School Musical: The Musical: The Series, talks to World Screen Newsflash about paying homage to the original franchise while delivering a new spin.

Filming has wrapped on a new live-action adventure series from Nutz Productions that will debut in 2020 exclusively on Israel's Teen Nick.

Splash Entertainment has promoted Pete Young to director of development, reporting to co-CEOs Mike Young and Steve Rosen.