A Productions: After regaining control of its shares, A Productions has reemerged as an independent producer following the turmoil at Cyber Group Studios. Although facing a leadership change with Mark Taylor stepping down, Katherine McQueen takes the helm as the sole managing director, ensuring exciting new series are in the works.

CBC/Radio-Canada: Amidst the disappointment of the Toronto Blue Jays’ loss, Canada’s screen sector received a boost with a US$106 million funding increase in the recent federal budget, fulfilling the Liberals’ promise. The focus on children’s programming reflects the CBC’s strategic priorities, highlighting the significance of such support in a challenging global landscape for public broadcasters.

Jules Borkent: With a new role overseeing Nickelodeon Kids Family under Paramount’s leadership restructuring, Jules Borkent, a Nickelodeon veteran, is set to maximize the brand’s potential after nearly three decades with the network.

Screen Producers Australia: Australian content quotas for global streaming platforms could see positive changes as the Labor government plans to introduce a bill requiring investments in local programming. Screen Producers Australia’s advocacy, especially in the children’s content sector, aims to revitalize the regional industry, potentially leading to the emergence of new hits like Bluey.

Story Kitchen: The producer of the Sonic the Hedgehog movie, Story Kitchen, has acquired the rights to adapt Roblox’s popular game ‘Grow a Garden’ into a feature film. With over 33 billion plays in less than a year, this unexpected success story is now set to become a major film franchise, promising an engaging narrative for audiences of all ages.

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