Kristin Brzoznowski

HARI’s Sophie “Kido” Prigent, pocket.watch’s Brian C. Janes, Wind Sun Sky Entertainment’s Jo Redfern and C To The B Productions’ Claude Brooks will take part in a TV Kids Festival panel exploring how IP owners use YouTube. You can register for the TV Kids Festival here for free.

HARI’s Sophie “Kido” Prigent, pocket.watch’s Brian C. Janes, Wind Sun Sky Entertainment’s Jo Redfern and C To The B Productions’ Claude Brooks will take part in a TV Kids Festival panel exploring how IP owners use YouTube. You can register for the TV Kids Festival here for free.

HARI’s Sophie “Kido” Prigent, pocket.watch’s Brian C. Janes, Wind Sun Sky Entertainment’s Jo Redfern and C To The B Productions’ Claude Brooks will take part in a TV Kids Festival panel exploring how IP owners use YouTube. You can register for the TV Kids Festival here for free.

HARI’s Sophie “Kido” Prigent, pocket.watch’s Brian C. Janes, Wind Sun Sky Entertainment’s Jo Redfern and C To The B Productions’ Claude Brooks will take part in a TV Kids Festival panel exploring how IP owners use YouTube. You can register for the TV Kids Festival here for free.

HARI’s Sophie “Kido” Prigent, pocket.watch’s Brian C. Janes, Wind Sun Sky Entertainment’s Jo Redfern and C To The B Productions’ Claude Brooks will take part in a TV Kids Festival panel exploring how IP owners use YouTube. You can register for the TV Kids Festival here for free.

Disney Branded Television’s Rick Clodfelter, Warner Bros. Discovery’s Zia Sands, BBC Children’s Anna Taganov and SVT’s Helena Nylander will discuss programming strategies for their various channels and platforms during the TV Kids Festival, taking place from January 30 to February 2. You can register here for free.

Audrey Diehl, senior VP of series at Warner Bros. Animation, Cartoon Network Studios Europe and Hanna-Barbera Studios Europe, is the latest addition to the TV Kids Festival, taking place from January 30 to February 2, 2024. You can register here for free.

The head of live-action development talks about creating co-viewing experiences the whole family can enjoy together.

The animated series The Fixies is soon to air in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.

David Steward II, founder and CEO of Lion Forge Entertainment, and Stephanie Sperber, president and chief content officer, talk to World Screen Newsflash about owning and controlling IP, its first-look partnership with Nickelodeon Animation and bringing diverse voices to the table.