![]() ![]() ![]() Hillary Firestone, vice president of network marketing and promotions, TELETOON, CanadaĬarole Bonneau, director of acquisitions and scheduling, TELETOON, CanadaĮlizabeth Partyka, head of children’s programming, Scottish Television Enterprises, U.K.Īdrian Mills, creative head, children’s and youth programming, CBC, Canada Phil Sissons, head of programming, Fox Kids (U.K.), U.K. Janie Grace, managing director, Nickelodeon UK, U.K. Howard Litton, head of programming and acquisitions, Nickelodeon UK, U.K. Linda Simensky, vice president of original animation, Cartoon Network, U.S. Margaret Loesch, vice chair of Fox Kids Worldwide, U.S. Theresa Plummer-Andrews, head of children’s acquisitions and creative development, BBC, U.K. Mark Green, manager of program acquisitions and development, Discoveryĭale Taylor, vice president of programming and production, YTV, Canada Once the results were in, the shows that were mentioned most often made the ‘Dream Block,’ while an additional five programs received honorable mentions.įinn Arnesen, vice president of programming and development, Cartoon Network, Europe, U.K. ![]() We specified that the target audience was children age six to 11, and that the block would appear on whatever day of the week attracts the largest children’s audience. The ‘Dream Block’ was determined by a simple consensus. In our second annual ‘Dream Block’ poll, KidScreen asked leading programmers and distributors of children’s television programming to take a look at programming from around the world and identify their ‘Dream Two-Hour Children’s Block.’ To find out which shows came out on top and why, turn to page 74. With this special report, we continue to follow the evolution of children’s television programming through a series of co-production diaries, as well as a snapshot view of the children’s television industry.Īlso, for the second time, we present the KidScreen ‘Dream Block,’ the best two-hour block of children’s programs, according to a poll of senior programming executives. With the rapid expansion of new broadcast outlets around the world, the demand for television product continues to increase, as evidenced by the growth of markets such as MIPCOM and MIPCOM Junior. ![]()
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