Tag: TV Kids Festival

In this digital edition of the TV Kids Festival agenda, you will find the full daily program and speaker biographies.

Keynotes slated for the fourth edition of the TV Kids Festival, taking place from January 30 to February 2, include YouTube’s Lauren Glaubach, Mattel Television Studios’ Michelle Mendelovitz, WildBrain’s Josh Scherba, Sky’s Lucy Murphy, PBS KIDS’ Sara DeWitt and many more. Register for free here.

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.

Ed Galton, CEO of CAKE, has been lined up for a keynote at the TV Kids Festival, which you can sign up for with free registration here.

Sesame Workshop’s Susan Scheiner, ZDF Studios’ Oliver Grundel and Bejuba! Entertainment’s Tatiana Kober will discuss incorporating science, technology, engineering, arts and math into kids’ content during the TV Kids Festival. Sign up for your free registration here.

Michelle Mendelovitz, who became head of Mattel Television Studios in November, has joined the roster for the TV Kids Festival, which you can register for here for free.

The Jim Henson Company’s Halle Stanford, Mediawan Kids & Family’s Julien Borde and Dandelooo’s Emmanuèle Pétry-Sirvin will share their perspectives on landing commissions with public broadcasters in a panel during the TV Kids Festival, which you can register for here free of charge.

Industry veteran Tom Ascheim, who has built and led some of media’s most iconic brands, including Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network, is lined up for the TV Kids Festival, which you can register for here for free.

Eric Fogel, executive producer of DreamWorks Animation’s Megamind Rules!, has come on board for the TV Kids Festival, which you can register for here for free.

HARI’s Sophie “Kido” Prigent, pocket.watch’s Brian C. Janes, Wind Sun Sky Entertainment’s Jo Redfern and C To The B Productions’ Claude Brooks will take part in a TV Kids Festival panel exploring how IP owners use YouTube. You can register for the TV Kids Festival here for free.