Interviews

The U.K. independent production company's co-founder talks about the new iteration of Teletubbies.

The company's executive VP of business operations and general manager talks about serving media-savvy children via more than 100 channels and feeds around the world.

The head of fiction, acquisitions and co-productions talks about what’s guiding the channel's current strategy.

The president of Hasbro Studios and chief content officer and executive VP of Hasbro talks about the importance of remaining relevant to media-savvy youngsters.

It has been about a year since Toonz Entertainment acquired the Spanish production and distribution outfit Imira Entertainment. With the transaction, Imira gained the TV and licensing rights for Toonz Animation-produced content in regions where it has an established foothold, including Europe, the U.S., Latin America and Africa. Imira also ...

Later this month, Disney Channel will premiere The Lion Guard: Return of the Roar, a prime-time television event that continues the story of the hit 1994 film The Lion King. The 44-minute animated special follows Kion, the son of Simba, as he assembles the members of the new Lion Guard, ...

Gwen Stefani talks to TV Kids about the inspiration behind the new animated show Kuu Kuu Harajuku, which is sold by DHX Media. TV KIDS: What sparked your passion for the Harajuku culture? How has this influenced you creatively? STEFANI: I feel like travelling the world impacted me in ways that ...

Cyma Zarghami, the president of Viacom’s Kids & Family Group, tells TV Kids how providing fun shows, must-see live events and really cool games and content on linear and nonlinear platforms have been the pillars of her group’s success. TV KIDS: Nickelodeon has always done extensive research. What can you ...

Deirdre Brennan, the head of children’s TV at Australia’s ABC, speaks to TV Kids about how much has changed since her last stint at the broadcaster and offers up insights into what her audiences expect from the service today. TV KIDS: The kids’ business has changed so much in the ...

NEW YORK: Avi Arad, founder of Arad Productions, tells TV Kids about how he is working with 41 Entertainment, which is handling TV, licensing and merchandising rights, to build new shows into global brands that help kids understand the importance of protecting wildlife and the environment. TV KIDS: When you ...