The company is partnering with U.S.-based Fingerprint on a mobile platform for preschoolers and expanding its relationship with the KIN MCN.
Corus is launching a series of TV Everywhere apps across its kids channels Treehouse, YTV and Teletoon, starting spring 2015.
One day after announcing its new Camp Yeti series, Nelvana is joining forces with Brown Bag Films and Candy Bear to produce an original series for under-fives, Cozy Island.
PBS Kids is rolling out full-length video content for Sinking Ship Productions’ Odd Squad on digital platforms one month prior the show’s U.S. broadcast debut.
The company is looking to bolster its In the Night Garden brand with a UK-based campaign to help kids stick to their bedtime routine when the clocks turn back.
Saban Brands is developing Luna Petunia with Montreal-based Cirque du Soleil Media, a joint venture from Cirque du Soleil and Bell Canada.
The nine finalists for the 2014 Shaw Rocket Prize include 9 Story’s preschool property Peg + Cat (pictured) and Nerd Corps’ Slugterra.
Toronto-based Brain Power Studio and Kids’ CBC are putting the focus on app-based shows with their new coproduction Lazoo.
Entertainment One’s new CGI animated series Zak Storm has been greenlit and will head into production with Zagtoon, Method Animation and eOne Family shortly.
St. Peters, who previously held the position of VP of sales and business development at Shaftesbury, will now helm the prodco’s growing kids and family operations.
Nelvana Enterprises and Spin Master are developing Little Charmers, a new girl-skewing CGI preschool series set to debut on Treehouse and Nickelodeon in 2015.
Former Kids’ CBC exec Carla de Jong (pictured) joins Toronto-based Sinking Ship Entertainment in the newly created role of head of production.