The new Keith Chapman show will debut at MIPJunior and MIPCOM 2023 alongside the company’s ‘Caillou’ and ‘Johnny Test.’
Mainland China’s ban is Southeast Asia’s boon
Barbie’s youngest sister Chelsea and her friends jam away in CG video of lead track from the new film, launching this Friday on Netflix.
TV movie ‘Barbie & Chelsea The Lost Birthday’ features Barbie’s younger sister Chelsea on a quest to save her birthday; ‘Barbie Princess Adventure’ is a musical special following Barbie and her friends on an adventure to New York City.
Just launched division of ViacomCBS International Studios reveals global creator partnerships and development plans.
New CG-animated series, a collaboration between the leading Chinese entertainment service and VIS Kids, marks Nick’s first time partnering on a Chinese original from the concept phase.
Wishful thinking is not a plan.
Original CG-animated preschool series to air and stream in more than 25 international territories.
Streaming platforms, IQIYI, YouKu, Tencent and Mango TV, bring new episodes of popular kids’ series to Chinese audiences.
Deal with iQIYI will see award-winning preschool program debut in May with a licensing program to follow.
French producer’s hit series ‘Molang’ will be seen on the nation’s biggest platforms.
Feature-length movie ‘The Great Race’ will debut franchise’s first Chinese character and will screen nationwide starting Sept. 22.
For veteran animation producer Leanne Passafonti, finding success in the Middle Kingdom is all about preparation, partnering and managing expectations.
Chinese OTT service iQIYI picks up a block of animated kids shows from Cbeebies.
DHX Media expands its presence in the Chinese market with five new Video-On-Demand deals for series including classic ‘Teletubbies,’ ‘Caillou,’ ‘Yo Gabba Gabba!,’ ‘Twirlywoos,’ ‘Inspector Gadget,’ ‘Super WHY!’ and ‘Messy Goes to Okido.’
‘Kate and Mim-Min’ and ‘Tree Fu Tom’ set to air on Chinese state-owned children’s channel CCTV-14; animated preschool series will also stream on leading Chinese digital platforms.
New agreements span broadcast, digital and licensing representation.
With more than 5.4 billion views in just nine months on iQiYi, Youku and Tudou, Entertainment One secures new VOD deals; Peppa products now available from major Chinese retailers.
Digital platforms iQiyi and LeTV license DHX library content, including classic ‘Teletubbies,’ ‘Paddington’ and ‘Caillou.’
