Tag: Scholastic Entertainment

Apple TV+ has ordered a second season of Eva the Owlet for January 2025, a month after the debut of the holiday special Eva’s Moon Wish on December 13.

Scholastic Entertainment and 9 Story Media Group have revealed their joint slate of new kids' and family programming for MIPCOM, following Scholastic’s investment in 9 Story last spring.

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.

Apple TV+ has ordered the animated series Eva the Owlet, based on the New York Times best-selling book series Owl Diaries by Rebecca Elliott.

Scholastic Entertainment and Mainframe Studios have teamed up to develop and produce JumpScare, an animated horror series for kids ages 8 to 12.

Scholastic Entertainment has partnered with Josephson Entertainment and Weed Road Pictures to co-develop and co-produce a new live-action feature film based on Elsie Chapman’s young adult book series Caster.

9 Story Distribution International has taken on the representation rights to eight classic series from Scholastic Entertainment, totaling 464 half-hours.

In addition to the upcoming Clifford the Big Red Dog reboot, Scholastic Entertainment is working on three new book-based animated series.

The VP and general manager of Scholastic Entertainment talks about the Clifford the Big Red Dog reboot.

The reimagined Clifford the Big Red Dog animated series from Scholastic Entertainment is being complemented by book publishing and global licensing programs, as well as a hybrid live-action movie from Paramount Pictures.