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GETTING CREATIVE
from TV Kids March 2023
by World Screen
Sesame Workshop’s Kay Wilson Stallings, Nelvana’s Athena Georgaklis, Cyber Group Studios’ Ira Singerman and Boat Rocker’s Shaleen Sangha shared their approaches to crafting development slates that meet the needs of all players in the market.
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We’re looking for characters that our audience will want to be friends with.
We look for stories that are meaningful to our audience, on topics that our audience can relate to.” —Kay
Wilson Stallings
Ultimately, we’re always looking for a meaningful, creative, fun story, driven by great characters, and it has to fit within our overall priorities.”
—Athena Georgaklis
Finding new voices, people who are underrepresented and putting them on screen, is a core philosophy that we stand by. ”
—Shaleen Sangha
We’re here to create new ideas and bring something into the world that inspires the next generation of kids. But of course, having known IP is certainly very important in terms of a business considera tion. We balance both.”
—Ira Singerman