Kids Media Club
Kids Media Club, Andy Williams, Emily Horgan, Jo RedfernThis is the substack for the Kids Media Club Podcast. Here’s where you find posts about the weekly podcast along with articles and videos we find interesting. Any support is appreciated.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 39 | Founded | 9 months ago | Last Issue | 9 days ago |
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'Safe stories are never safe': Jason Tammemagi on protecting brave storytelling at Cartoon Saloon
This week Andy and Jo are joined by Jason Tammemagi, Chief Creative Officer of Cartoon Saloon, who talks about protecting brave storytelling in a risk-averse industry, why fear can show up as much in internal notes as in commissioner meetin...
Rerun: Webtoon's Sydney Bright on Turning Webcomics Into Animation — and Why Fandom-Proven IP Is the New Development Superpower
This week we’re revisiting one of our favourite conversations — Emily cornered Sydney Bright at Kids Screen after she got mobbed following her panel — dropped a card in the middle of the crowd, said “come on the podcast,” and here we are. S...
Chickenhare and the case for original family animation
Chickenhare and the Secret of the Groundhog - nWave Studios
This week: A conversation with Matthieu Zeller, President and CEO of nWave Studios, on building original animated features outside the US studio system. On the eve of release of...
Run Monster Run is the SolarBalls team's next YouTube-first bet
This week: we sit down with three guests: Oliver Gilpin, Alvaro Calmet and Mary James, to hear about how they’re applying their learnings to a brand new digital-first IP. Their previous project, SolarBalls, has already passed 2 million subs...
Creator moviemakers and the metrics predicting cinema success
This week: Caspar Nadaud, founder of theatrical distribution company Piece of Magic Entertainment shares thoughts on why YouTubers are inspiring international cinema success. In our discussion he builds the case for engagement over reach as...
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This is the substack for the Kids Media Club Podcast. Here’s where you find posts about the weekly podcast along with articles and videos we find interesting. Any support is appreciated.
Producer and director, podcast host, aspiring artist, and dad of three girls.
Independent kids media consultant
Digital media and youth strategist | Audience growth and revenue strategy for Entertainment and Sports on YouTube, Roblox, TikTok | Podcast host and Speaker | ex BBC, Disney, WWE | Owner of Futrhood Media
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