All Kids articles – Page 14
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Behind The ScenesAnimation in lockdown: a new pace for stop motion
Every rule our animators use went out the window to create the second series of CBBC’s Scream Street, says Phil Chalk
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FeaturesBest Specialist Channel: Cartoon Network
‘The channel feels like the future, in a really positive way, which is entirely appropriate, because it is for kids’
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FeaturesBest Digital Support for a Strand, Channel or Genre: CBeebies Grown-Ups
‘A great use of community’
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FeaturesBest Digital Children’s Content: The Worst Witch
‘A quality brand that stretches brilliantly across a range of platforms’
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NewsObamas tee up Netflix preschool toon
Ada Twist, Scientist is Higher Ground Productions’ first kids series for SVoD
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NewsDiverse indies secure teen Talking Heads
Unstoppable, Big Deal and Studio 71 among five indies to land iPlayer monologues
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NewsRagdoll scores CBeebies series
B.O.T. and the Beasties designed to develop counting, sorting and categorising skills
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NewsBean exec laments loss of animation
Tiger Aspect kids chief claims US imports and reality have reduced opportunity for originals
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NewsAlmost Never lands international sales
Australian and Canadian broadcasters among buyers of Saltbeef format
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NewsMoominvalley indie secures backing
Family company behind Moomins buys into maker of Sky 1 animated series
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NewsChannel 5 greenlights Grimwades
Ten-part environmental series from popular YouTube family being backed by YACF
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Behind The ScenesOpening up the Dino Toybox
Navigating a teething two-year-old was never going to be easy for our latest CBeebies dinosaur offering, says producer Paul Deane
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NewsSky Kids adds more news and spin-offs
FYI returns for a third year - with three YACF-funded spin-offs
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NewsNewsround reinvented for next generation
CBBC to ramp up digital presence as Ofcom decision signals end for tea-time bulletins
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NewsNick: diversity key to ‘authentic’ content
Nina Hahn says programming has to reflect the world around children
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NewsSky Kids to adapt Pichon books
The Brilliant World of Tom Gates blends 2D, stop-motion animation and live action