Tag: Wind Sun Sky Entertainment

Kedoo Entertainment’s Olivier Bernard, Tulipop Studios’ Helga Árnadóttir, A Productions’ Katherine McQueen and Wind Sun Sky Entertainment’s Catherine Winder will share their insights on managing boutique production and distribution companies in a panel for the TV Kids Festival, running February 17 to 20. You can register to attend for free here.

The latest episode from the TV Kids Festivals podcast is now available: Game Time.

Dubit’s David Kleeman moderated the closing conversation of day two of the TV Kids Festival, discussing the importance of gaming extensions with Wind Sun Sky Entertainment’s Catherine Winder and DeAPlaneta Entertainment’s Jimena Tormo.

The TV Kids Festival, running from February 4 to 7, will include panel sessions on gaming, engagement and animation innovation, featuring executives from Kedoo Entertainment, Wind Sun Sky Entertainment, Composition Media, DeAPlaneta Entertainment, pocket.watch and more. You can register here for free.

Wind Sun Sky Entertainment’s eco-entertainment digital universe Future Chicken is set to be featured on the YouTube Kids app beginning January 23.

Wind Sun Sky Entertainment has partnered with the social-first marketing and talent representation agency Viral Nation to produce a multiplatform universe featuring The McCartys.

HARI’s Sophie “Kido” Prigent, Wind Sun Sky Entertainment’s Jo Redfern, pocket.watch’s Brian C. Janes and C To The B Productions’ Claude Brooks highlighted the various ways IP owners can utilize YouTube at the TV Kids Festival.

Wind Sun Sky Entertainment’s focus is bringing Future Chicken and the Planet Protectors, a CG comedy series for kids 7 to 9, to market.

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.

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.