Profiles

Becca Topol, series developer and story editor, and Sascha Paladino, executive producer, talk about what sets Mira, Royal Detective apart and gives it its international appeal, as well as how its music can bring the whole family together.

Tom van Waveren, CAKE’s CEO and creative director, talks about the difficulty of finding the right formula for comedy—particularly the kind that appeals to kids of all ages living all around the world—and how series like the Total Drama spin-off Total Dramarama get it just right.

mememe productions' Cate McQuillen talks about dirtgirlworld, a series that aims to teach kids about sustainable living, mixing 3D animation, photomontage and live action.

Luana Perrero, Mondo TV's head of content sales, talks about the company's trio of kids' shows that aim to teach children about the environment.

Artist, animator and executive producer Dana Terrace talks about Disney's new animated fantasy comedy The Owl House.

TV Kids recaps the biggest stories in kids' content in 2019.

A look at how 41 Entertainment is approaching the “next frontier of animation” in serving older kids and young adults.

Some 1,500 executives from the global kids’ industry descended on the JW Marriott in Cannes on the weekend before MIPCOM, as 600 buyers perused a screenings library with about 1,300 programs and projects from around the world.

Donnie MacIntyre, the VP of sales and business development at Portfolio Entertainment, talks about Hero Elementary.

Brand Licensing Europe (BLE) will take place from Tuesday, October 1, through Thursday, October 3, at ExCeL London, where some 280-plus brand owners and agents and 7,800-plus retailers and manufacturers are set to congregate.