Tag Archives: ZDF Enterprises

Federation Kids & Family and ZDF Enterprises have jointly sealed deals, including one with Disney+, for the live-action tween series Find Me in Paris.

Read More »

Shows that place powerful girl characters front and center are featured in our newest TV Kids In-Demand report: ZDF Enterprises’ Heirs of the Night, CBC & Radio-Canada Distribution’s Glowbies, NBCUniversal Global Distribution’s Gabby’s Dollhouse, WildBrain’s Strawberry Shortcake: Berry in the Big City and Serious Kids’ Girls of Olympus.

Read More »

Shows that incorporate science, technology, engineering, arts and math curricula are featured in our latest TV Kids In-Demand report: Monster Entertainment’s Earth to Luna!, ZDF Enterprises’ Space Nova, CBC & Radio-Canada Distribution’s That’s Cool!, Distribution360’s Polkaroo Counts! and Aardman’s Numberblocks.

Read More »

Among the kids’ titles that ZDF Enterprises (ZDFE) is representing in the international market is Shorty and the Legend of the Enchanted Reef.

Read More »

Alice-Miranda—A Royal Christmas Ball, SLR Productions’ sequel to Alice-Miranda Friends Forever, is set to make its debut in Australia.

Read More »

Federation Kids & Family has secured sales for the new live-action series Theodosia, produced by Cottonwood Media in partnership with ZDF, ZDF Enterprises, HBO Max and Globo.

Read More »

ZDF Enterprises is showcasing a varied mix in the TV Kids Screenings Festival, including the returning preschool production School of Roars, which helps children prepare for school life.

Read More »

In the second of two kids' comedy reports, we spotlight ZDF Enterprises’ The Muscleteers and Zoom—The White Dolphin, Jetpack Distribution’s Critters TV and PBS International’s Cyberchase.

Read More »

ZDF Enterprises (ZDFE) has taken on the international distribution rights for the animated film Shorty and the Legend of the Enchanted Reef.

Read More »

In the first of two kids' comedy reports, we spotlight ZDF Enterprises’ Scream Street, Guru Studio’s Big Blue, Studio 100 Media’s FriendZSpace and Mondo TV Group’s Monster Loving Maniacs.

Read More »