The Children‘s Media Conference
TV & Film
Children’s Publishing still represents one of the main providers of new brands for the international children’s media business. Historically these brands have always been originated by authors or author-illustrators. The market suggests that mediums and platforms are already converging both creatively and commercially. So while the author-creator model will always be central to children’s publishing, how do publishers view other ‘creators’ of content as possible sources of new publishing.
Find out why 52 episodes don’t automatically mean 52 books, when a good idea for TV or other media also becomes a good idea for publishing, what a publisher needs to read in order to see ‘book potential’ and what you need to do to translate a great story for the screen into a great story for publishing.
CMC 2015 - Changemaker - Beth Reekles
CMC 2015 Changemaker - Alex Heron
CMC 2015 - Opening Keynote - Michael Stevens
CMC 2014 - Focus on Asia
CMC 2014 - BAFTA Creative Masterclass: The Dumping Ground
CMC 2014 - Charter Renewal: The Great British Sell-off?
CMC 2014 - Transmedia: Where Do I Start?
CMC 2014 - Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is
CMC 2014 - Closing Keynote: Mind Candy‘s Big New Idea
CMC 2014 - Creative Keynote: Malorie Blackman
CMC 2014 - Opening Keynote: Dylan Collins
CMC 2014 - Commissioner Conversation: Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, & Disney
CMC 2014 - Commissioner Conversation: BBC
CMC 2014 - Opening session: Coming Together or Falling Apart?
CMC 2014 - Second Screen: Changing the Way We Watch TV
CMC 2014 - Out of the Mouths of Babes: Free Expression, Children and 21st Century Media
CMC 2014 - Weird Science
CMC 2014 - Pact: Give Kids a Break
CMC 2014 - Telling Tales: from Paper to Pixel
CMC 2014 - Digital Consumer to Digital Creator
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