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Cyber Group Studios' Pierre Sissmann, France Télévisions' Christine Reinaudo and character designer Yann de Preval discussed the creative process behind 50/50 Heroes ahead of the premiere of a trailer for the brand-new series as the second day of the TV Kids Festival kicked off this morning.

Josh Selig, the former CEO of Little Airplane Productions, has unveiled his new venture, China Bridge Content.

CAKE has signed a deal with the Italian public broadcaster Rai for the first season of the animated preschool series Pablo.

The Pink Parrot Media highlight Snowsnaps is a spin-off series of the Racetime/Snowtime! brand, represented by PPM for international sales and including two CGI feature films sold worldwide.

The animated series Odo, which follows the titular owl and aims to tackle the anxiety and depression that kids face today through a theme of self-belief, leads Sixteen South Rights' slate for the first quarter.

Super RTL has commissioned Agent 203, a new CGI show from Toon2Tango, the kids’ and family entertainment venture led by Ulli Stoef and Jo Daris.

Jetpack Distribution has in its catalog the Netflix series Mighty Little Bheem, about a lovable, curious and relatable toddler.

Nina Hahn, the senior VP of international production and development for Nickelodeon International and head of ViacomCBS International Studios (VIS) Kids, and Jules Borkent, the executive VP for kids and family at ViacomCBS Networks International (VCNI), discussed their acquisitions, commissioning and co-production strategies during the TV Kids Festival.

Sesame Workshop has consolidated its media and education business, promoting Ed Wells to lead as executive VP and head of global media and education.

The TV Kids Festival saw award-winning actor Tony Hale join DreamWorks Animation’s Teri Weiss to share the story behind making the series Archibald’s Next Big Thing.