Tag: Richard Goldsmith

The latest episode from the TV Kids Festivals podcast is now available: Watching Windows.

HARI’s Sophie “Kido” Prigent, PBS Distribution’s Joe Barrett and Thunderbird Entertainment’s Richard Goldsmith took part in a panel discussion on approaches to windowing as day two of the TV Kids Summer Festival kicked off today.

Adding to the lineup for the TV Kids Summer Festival, HARI’s Sophie “Kido” Prigent, PBS Distribution’s Joe Barrett and Thunderbird Entertainment’s Richard Goldsmith will take part in a session on successful windowing strategies, while Cyber Group Studios’ Dominique Bourse, Raphaëlle Mathieu and Pierre Belaïsch will discuss their company’s approach to animation innovation. You can register for the event here free of charge.

Thunderbird Entertainment and tokidoki have signed on new platform partners for Mermicorno: Starfall in the U.K., Canada, Latin America and Southeast Asia, as well as a new licensing agent.

The latest episode from the TV Kids Festivals podcast is now available: Money Matters.

APC Kids’ Lionel Marty, Guru Studio’s Frank Falcone, Thunderbird Entertainment’s Richard Goldsmith and Sixteen South’s Alexandros van Blanken shared their perspectives on evolving funding models at the TV Kids Festival.

The full roster of speakers for the TV Kids Festival, taking place from January 30 to February 2, has been unveiled. Sign up for your free registration to attend here.

APC Kids’ Lionel Marty, Guru Studio’s Frank Falcone, Thunderbird Entertainment’s Richard Goldsmith and Sixteen South’s Alexandros van Blanken will discuss new and emerging funding models during the TV Kids Festival, which you can register for here for free.

Thunderbird Distribution has sold the Canadian live-action animal preschool series Mittens & Pants to several U.S. streaming platforms.

Thunderbird Entertainment’s Jennifer Twiner McCarron, CEO; Matt Berkowitz, president and chief creative officer; and Richard Goldsmith, president of global distribution and consumer products, shared details on the company’s strategy to become a global studio at the TV Kids Festival.