While the kids biz still faces some of its biggest challenges yet, CEO Agnes Augustin says helping producers and creators problem-solve is the fuel that fires the Fund.
The Toronto-based production company picked up awards for Odd Squad (pictured) and Dino Dan: Trek’s Adventures.
The promotion follows greenlights for new series Playdate and Dino Dana.
Toronto-based Breakthrough Entertainment has locked down a number of Asian deals for its library, including The Adventures of Napkin Man (pictured), heading into ATF.
The former Corus Entertainment acquisitions exec will helm the indie kids producer’s new foreign distribution arm.
Books apps publisher Ruckus Media is releasing three story-driven digital apps based on the popular Canadian TV show about dinosaurs.
Toronto’s Sinking Ship has granted rights to the U.S. mediaco to develop interactive e-books and storybooks in addition to story-based apps based on the popular kids series.
The nets have ordered up an additional 52 11-min eps of the live-action and CGI series from Toronto’s Sinking Ship Entertainment, which is expanding to accommodate the work.
Breakthrough Entertainment has completed a number of programming deals with several broadcasters across the territory.
The biggest keys to success with ancillary toy, merch and digital rights? Know what you own and what you want to accomplish.
Spanish distributor Imira Entertainment is representing Breakthrough Entertainment’s Dino Dan in Latin America.
Dino Dan has landed the 2010 Shaw Rocket Prize. The show, produced by Toronto’s Sinking Ship Entertainment, beat out four other finalists to take the $50,000 prize.