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See Last Year's As an Example creativity is Contents Forewords 2-3 Fun Crew Ltd 14 Impossible Kids 15 Danny Lopez 2 Jollywise Media Ltd 16 Greg Childs and Sarah Baynes 3 Kanoti 17 Kerrupt Stop-Motion Animation 18 UK Delegate Companies 4-27 Kindle Entertainment Ltd 19 Little Lamb Media 20 Accorder Music Publishing 4 Lookman Ltd 21 Andrew Brenner 5 Mackinnon & Saunders 22 CHEEKY 6 Pesky 23 The Creative Garden 7 Plug-in Media Ltd 24 CSC Media Group 8 Smart Party 25 Davey Moore 9 The Children’s Media Conference 26 Digimania 10 The Show 4 Kids PLC 27 Dubit 11 Factory Transmedia Limited 12 Famous Flying Films 13 Contacts 28 From art to architecture; Film to Fashion, Wallace and Gromit british talent leads the world © Aardman Animations Limited 2011 www.ukti.gov.uk Networking opportunities sponsored by Impossible Kids Cover images: Top left: Famous Flying Films, Bottom left: Fun Crew Ltd, Bottom middle: Plug-in Media & Brown Bag Films, Bottom right: Little Lamb Media 2 UK@Kidscreen 2012 UK@Kidscreen 2012 3 Foreword Foreword By Danny Lopez By Greg Childs and Sarah Baynes We’re delighted to be leading the UK@Kidscreen delegation I am delighted to see so many of the UK’s outstanding companies to the KidScreen Summit on behalf of UK Trade & Investment. attending this year’s Kidscreen. Initiatives such as this are of great KidScreen provides an invaluable forum for companies in importance, as we can learn a great deal from each others’ skills this sector to promote their experience and expertise, take and expertise. advantage of networking opportunities and share ideas that will develop new business relationships. Greg Childs Sarah Baynes The children’s broadcast sector is a From advertising to architecture, and Paralympics. The greatest show The UK has talented and successful Another specialism represented in the Our delegates have creative ideas to particularly successful industry for music to theatre, film to art, on earth is about to arrive in one of individuals and companies in all areas UK delegation is interactive media, an share, and service offers which are the UK, which has an excellent track creativity has a powerful ability to the world’s greatest cities, offering us of children’s content, as reflected industry where we have some of the unbeatable. We are confident you will record of producing entertaining inspire and innovate, and the UK’s all a unique opportunity to showcase in this year’s delegation. The UK’s world’s most innovative practitioners. find a UK@Kidscreen delegate who has and educational TV programmes for creative businesses are renowned for everything that is great about Britain. animation sector, for example, is Many of them are already successfully the solution for your business needs. children, whether they be animation, identifying and capturing commercial dynamic, innovative and enjoys partnering with, or servicing companies, live-action, drama or factual. opportunities and working in cross- Danny Lopez is the British global recognition for its creativity, programmes and brands in the US – a Greg Childs is Editorial Director of disciplinary collaborative teams with Consul-General in New York with producers, animators and writers trend we hope will be strengthened The Children’s Media Conference With less than 7 months to go until international partners. working with partners from all over the during the course of the Summit. the London 2012 Opening Ceremony, world to produce winning brands. Sarah Baynes is the Creative Director this is a perfect time to showcase to KidScreen offers delegates valuable The range of companies represented of The Creative Garden prospective business partners the opportunities to network and build The UK also offers outstanding expertise in the delegation is in itself qualities that underline all that is relationships with some of the UK’s in live-action entertainment, drama impressive. As well as the major great about Great Britain and that leading children’s entertainment and factual programming for children groupings mentioned above, we have make our country such a compelling suppliers. I wish you every success of all ages. The children’s sector is expertise in research and digital destination – for business and tourism, over the next four days. I also hope you a highly successful part of the UK’s marketing, music rights exploitation, for innovation and entrepreneurship, will join with the UK later in the year to globally acclaimed television industry, animation software development and for world-class creativity and culture. celebrate the London 2012 Olympics which has an unrivalled international agencies which offer a full transmedia reputation for the quality, quantity and approach to projects and brands. diversity of its programming. 4 UK@Kidscreen 2012 UK@Kidscreen 2012 5 Accorder Music Publishing Andrew Brenner Braziers End House Tel: +44 (0)1494 758779 63 Oakfield Road Tel: +44 (0)20 8340 9432 Oak Lane Email: [email protected] London Email: [email protected] Braziers End Blog: N/A N4 4LD Blog: N/A Buckinghamshire Twitter: N/A United Kingdom Twitter: N/A HP5 2UL Skype: simon.george.forrest Other: http://uk.linkedin.com/pub/ United Kingdom andrew-brenner/11/32/627 New York contact: +44 7885 317746 Simon Forrest New York contact: Andrew Brenner www.accordermusic.com Managing Director www.andrewbrenner.co.uk +44 7903 879 609 Creator and Scriptwriter Accorder is a leader in the field of administering and collecting royalties Andrew Brenner is a children’s with Curly Hare, is for older children children’s music, helping producers on a global scale. When you sell to animation writer and show creator and is currently in development with maximise royalty income from the dozens of territories, all paying royalties whose work is represented by Jam Media in Dublin. In addition to music in their productions. In children’s for each transmission, you really do Nondescript. Andrew Brenner’s original his original ideas, Andrew also has the potential for producers to generate need the experts on hand. preschool series, Humf, has quickly many years of experience as a writer, additional income by sharing in the become one of Nick Jr. UK’s most including his work on award-winning music publishing is enormous. No genre Accorder Music Publishing works popular shows and has also aired on series such as Maisy, The Cramp is so valuable as children’s and Accorder with a wide range of producers – BBC Worldwide and ABC Australia. Twins, The Adrenalini Brothers, is there to help: sourcing composers, large and small including Warners, Creator of the Caribou Kitchen and Paz and Gumball. He is currently making sure producers get the rights Millimages, Ragdoll and many others co-creator of The Vaughan Boys with headwriter on Thomas and Friends. they need and thereafter registering, on a global basis. Brian Wood, his latest series, Running 6 UK@Kidscreen 2012 UK@Kidscreen 2012 7 CHEEKY The Creative Garden Clarendon House Tel: +44 (0)1923 859692 186 Meadvale Rd Tel: +44 (0)20 8930 3500 125 Shenley Road Email: [email protected] London Email: [email protected] Borehamwood Blog: N/A W5 1LT Blog: N/A Hertfordshire Twitter: N/A United Kingdom Twitter: N/A WD6 1AG Other: N/A Other: N/A United Kingdom New York contact: New York contact: +44 7971 780 688 Malcolm Parry +44 7768 152397 Sarah Baynes CEO www.thecreativegarden.co.uk Creative Director CHEEKY is based in the UK and in He is supported in Ireland by joint CEO CHEEKY has financed, produced, and Sarah heads up the creative media within children’s animation. Before Ireland with its company CHEEKY and Chairman Mick Pilsworth who has distributed worldwide the internationally consultancy, The Creative Garden. establishing The Creative Garden, Sarah ANIMATION and its co-venture been responsible for the creation and successful animated pre-school TV She specialises in concept creation, was a Commissioner at Channel 4. CHEEKY MONSTER distribution and development of a number of very high series ‘SLIM PIG’ in co-production with coaching and development within the She was part of the launch team and was founded by Malcolm Parry, who profile TV companies internationally Cartoon Network and CBC Canada and creative industries for leading global commissioner for The Big Breakfast has a wide experience as a producer of including Chrysalis TV, a multi-million is currently developing and financing companies. She advises international before assuming responsibilities animation, drama, documentary, music pound creative enterprise. two new kids TV series with Scholastic broadcasters, creatives and opinion- for the first youth branded slots for and multimedia, and as a composer/ Publishing as well as two ground formers on a range of issues including T4. She has extensive experience in musician and marketing professional in breaking original trans-media animation channel launches, multi-platform Children’s Entertainment, Youth and the TV and music industries. and game concepts. ventures and characterisation Entertainment. 8 UK@Kidscreen 2012 UK@Kidscreen 2012 9 CSC Media Group Davey Moore 8 Chelsea Gate Studios Tel: +44 (0)20 7371 5999 3 Royles Cottages Tel: +44 (0)7976 606 193 115 Harwood Road Email: [email protected] South Grove Email: [email protected] London Blog: N/A Sale Blog: N/A SW6 4QL Twitter: N/A Cheshire Twitter: N/A United Kingdom Other: N/A M33 3AT Other: N/A United Kingdom New York contact: New York contact: +44 7968 268631 Francesca Newington +44 7976 606 193 Davey Moore www.Cscmediagroup.com Head of Children’s Channels www.daveymoore.com Screenwriter CSC Media Group is one of the UK’s The kids channels and websites are DAVEY MOORE is a Screenwriter with other successful series. Short listed fastest growing media companies. aimed at clear and differentiated fifteen years experience on hit shows for a Writers’ Guild of Great Britain Founded by the producers of the market segments – Tiny Pop and such as Octonauts and Rastamouse.
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