Tag: Gaumont

Studio 100 International and Gaumont’s animation, kids and family division are teaming up with I Josh Around to co-develop a new animated series inspired by Rudyard Kipling’s The Jungle Book.

Gaumont has centralized its animation, kids and family division in Europe under the helm of Terry Kalagian.

Scholastic Entertainment and Gaumont have partnered to co-develop and co-produce Rocket Park, inspired by Sofia Sanchez, a 13-year-old Down syndrome self-advocate, actress and inspiration for the children’s books You Are Enough and You Are Loved.

Six fantastic preschool shows are featured in our latest TV Kids In-Demand report: Filmax’s Turu and the Wackies, Superights’ Momolu and Friends, Gaumont’s Do, Re & Mi, APC Kids’ DinoCity, Studio 100 Media’s Vegesaurs and The Jim Henson Company’s Word Party.

Nicolas Atlan, the president of Gaumont U.S. and a longtime animation executive, discussed the storied French studio’s approach to crafting kids’ and family titles at the TV Kids Summer Festival.

Adapted from Stan Sakai’s comic books, Gaumont’s highlight Samurai Rabbit: The Usagi Chronicles found itself on Netflix’s top-ten lists around the world after its April debut.

Kristen Bell talks about the value of music education in children’s lives and the preschool series Do, Re & Mi’s ability to “sneak teach” important life lessons.

Spotlight Licensing has been appointed to launch a global merchandise licensing program for the new Netflix series Samurai Rabbit: The Usagi Chronicles.

In Gaumont’s animated buddy comedy series Bionic Max, a malfunctioning bionic guinea pig and his goldfish friend escape from their laboratory into the bustling city streets of Woodchuck Woods.

Stillwater, a mindfulness show for preschoolers from Gaumont, launched to critical acclaim last year, earning a Daytime Emmy and a Peabody.