Tag: Industry
Consultations 2021 and Beyond
September 6, 2021 Greg Childs CMF Blog, CMF Newsletter, 0
CMF is facing one of its busiest periods, as it reacts and responds to a variety of public consultations connected with the future of media in the UK and in particular how public service content will be funded and delivered. Well-armed with ideas generated by the CMF Report: Our Children’s Future: Does Public Service Media […]
Theresa Plummer Andrews
September 5, 2021 Greg Childs CMF Blog, CMF Newsletter, 3
Anna Home, Chair of the Children’s Media Foundation, remembers Theresa Plummer Andrews. Theresa Plummer Andrews (known as Trees or Plum) who sadly died aged 77 on 31st August was one of the greats of the children’s animation world. She was a relatively late-comer to children’s TV. I first met her in 1981 in the London offices […]
Inclusivity at CMC 2021 Online
June 20, 2021 Christine Singer CMF Blog, CMF Newsletter, 0
By Olivia Dickinson, CMF Diversity and Inclusion Lead This year the theme of the Children’s Media Conference is ‘Together’. As the exec for the Inclusivity Now video strand, and the member of the executive group responsible for Diversity and Inclusion at the Children’s Media Foundation, I wanted to reflect on how my work for […]
Coming Soon To A Digital Device Near You… The CMF’s Public Service Media Report.
June 20, 2021 Greg Childs CMF Blog, CMF Newsletter, 0
Colin Ward, CMF’s Deputy Director and Editor of the Report: Our Children’s Future – Does Children’s Media Matter on launch plans. At the end of 2020, the CMF began a major campaign to highlight the failure of government to protect the production, at scale, of UK-originated, culturally-relevant content for our children. The aim of the campaign […]
CMC 2021: The Question Time Session
June 20, 2021 Christine Singer CMF Blog, CMF Newsletter, 0
By Jayne Kirkham, CMF Executive Group Member for political and governmental liaison On Tuesday 6th July, 11-12noon, CMC will be staging its Question Time session. There’s a long tradition of the Children’s Media Foundation producing the content for this. I’m one of those people that ‘don’t do politics’. I couldn’t tell you what the deputy chancellor of […]
Online Good?
May 16, 2021 Greg Childs CMF Blog, CMF Newsletter, Event Reports, 0
CMF Director Greg Childs contributed to the Lego Group’s recent industry stakeholder research into children and technology. On April 28th 2021 he attended a roundtable to hear the results. Lego commissioned BritainThinks to research key stakeholder views about the current relationship between children and technology, focusing in particular on: The benefits and harms […]
Giving with One Hand, Taking Back with the Other
May 16, 2021 Greg Childs CMF Blog, CMF Newsletter, Press Release, 0
The Department for Digital, Media, Culture and Sport has announced that it is removing 25% of the budget for the Young Audiences Content Fund, before the three year pilot scheme is completed. This represents, according to Broadcast Magazine, around 20 productions which will not now be funded. Having fought long and hard for the Fund, […]
In Conversation with: Alison Stewart
April 10, 2021 Christine Singer CMF Blog, CMF Newsletter, 0
Alison Stewart, Children’s Media Consultant, Executive Producer and Writer – now a member of the CMF Board and Executive Group – shares with us her childhood memories of children’s media, her views on the world of children’s media, and vision for the future of CMF. What is your earliest memory of children’s media? AS: […]
Small Screen: Big Debate? What about Small People: Big Picture?
March 14, 2021 Greg Childs CMF Blog, CMF Newsletter, 0
By Greg Childs, Director the Children’s Media Foundation CMF has responded to the consultation on Small Screen: Big Debate – Ofcom’s interim report on how best to reform public service media in the UK. The report is an important view of the future and the consultation is intended to finesse the recommendations Ofcom will send to government later […]
Our Children’s Future: Does Public Service Media Matter?
March 14, 2021 Christine Singer CMF Blog, CMF Newsletter, 0
By Colin Ward, Deputy Director CMF Colin is leading the CMF campaign on the future of public service media for children and young people. The CMF has launched a major new campaign to put the children’s audience at the centre of the national debate on the future of public service media. The debate has […]
CBBC picks up Studio Ghibli series Ronja the Robber’s Daughter https://www.c21media.net/news/cbbc-picks-up-studio-ghibli-series-ronja-the-robbers-daughter/
CMC Update 13 May 2022
PYMWYMI Pitches Needed! https://mailchi.mp/thechildrensmediaconference/cmc-update-13-may-2022-pymwymi-pitches-needed-ukkidscreen-and-more?fbclid=IwAR2SO8FeUatG4afJekJ1Mmqd-rPbFQaQvgdEweyvnpJ_rN9Q1nPjwsDbLaY
Get Smart https://worldscreen.com/tvkids/get-smart/
BAFTA Children & Young People Awards - Voter Registration Form https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=tF20ugAwukGYzWVDxhO8NY0Qi55IFLRFr55N6O-OaIpUMDlOMUswUjlOTUUzN1ZBMEJPWVpHWE1NRy4u
HBO Max expands live-action kids & family offering https://tbivision.com/2022/05/12/hbo-max-expands-live-action-kids-family-offering/