Cheeky Little

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Produced by Cheeky Little Media, the Australian animated series explores water safety themes for preschoolers and their families; all-new episodes coming Summer 2023.

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Get ready to explore the late crunchiest period, where the world was dominated by the juiciest and freshest creatures ever to rule the planet.

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Studio 100 Media has joined forces with BrandLoyalty signing a five-year agreement for international loyalty campaigns...

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Get ready to dive into the wonderful world of Kangaroo Beach! Kangaroo Beach is the brand new animated preschool series, which follows the adventures of four young animal friends, sharing an action-packed summer of surf, sand and sun.

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Australia's leading TV blog is the 'go to' site for industry and public alike, full of news, ratings, reviews & more.

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Welcome to sun-soaked Kangaroo Beach, summer home to best friends Pounce, Frizzy, Neville and Gemma, four super-keen cadets training to be junior lifeguards.

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The 2018 Asian Animation Summit, taking place November 28-30 in Seoul, will showcase 30 brand-new kids’ animated series concepts hailing from South Korea, Indonesia, Australia, Malaysia, Thailand, China and New Zealand.

Chinese kids company UYoung Media and Australian prodco Cheeky Little Media have joined together in an expanded licensing, distribution and c0-development pact. Going forward, UYoung will distribute all of Cheeky Little Media’s future content within Mainland China and manage L&M rights to the company’s IPs in the region. (UYoung has already been distributing Cheeky Little Media’s Kazoops (pictured) and Bottersnikes & Gumbles in China.) The deal will also see the companies co-develop new properties for both Chinese and global markets. Kazoops launched on major VOD platforms in China last October and will bow on CCTV Kids in 2018. The animated series also airs internationally on CBeebies (the UK), ABC Kids (Australia) and Netflix (the US and Canada). Bottersnikes & Gumbles, meanwhile, is a co-production with UK-based CAKE and Australia’s Mighty Nice. It is set to air in China this year. Cheeky Little Media is not UYoung’s first Western co-pro partner. The company has collaborated with New York-based Little Airplane on P. King Duckling, which became the first-ever Chinese cartoon to air on Disney Junior in the US. UYoung is also working with Ireland’s Sixteen South on a series that is currently in development. In 2016, UYoung Media opened an L.A. office for subsidiary UYoung Entertainment.

Screen Australia has awarded A$2 million ($2.4 million) of production funding for nine online projects, including a second season of the hit ABC children’s series Ginger & the Vegesaurs.

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Travel to a prehistoric world of loud roars and healthy eating, in this 20 x 5-minute CGI animated series for 4-7-year-olds, populated by part dinosaur/part fruit-and-vegetable animals.

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The show invites pre-schoolers to join them as they train to become junior cadets with their lifeguard heroes and keep the water safe at Kangaroo Beach. Under the guidance of grown-up lifeguards Bondi, Sandy (voiced by comedian Kitty Flanagan) and Big Trev, these friends gain critical water safety skills that will help keep themselves and other beachgoers safe. Behind the scenes, professional lifeguard Bruce Hopkins, who stars in the Australian TV show Bondi Rescue, and Ironman champion Craig Riddington have provided essential water safety advice for the series. Kangaroo Beach is produced by Cheeky Little Media (Kazoops!, Bottersnikes & Gumbles), with a writing team including Charlotte Rose-Hamlyn, Simon Dodd, Sam Carroll and the series creator Tim Bain (Thomas & Friends, PJ Masks, Bluey, Fireman Sam).

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New to the ACTF Shop: Space Nova and Kangaroo Beach...

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The budget comes half a year after the government's controversial abolition of kids' content quotas for broadcasters.

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The Australian Children’s Television Foundation (ACTF) has secured the Commonwealth Government’s commitment in the Federal Budget to its ongoing operational funding for the next four years, to the tune of $11.9 million AUD (~$9.2M USD).

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If the ratings for this new kids show are anything to go by, it just might.

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Here's the list of 30 animation series selected for this year's Asian Animation Summit.