Ryan Tuchow is a News Editor at KidScreen. He covers a range of topics including tech, talent, and kids entertainment news, with a particular passion for kids rap content and video games. Ryan’s work has been featured in various publications, highlighting his expertise in arts and entertainment, media, and the evolving landscape of AI and gaming.
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Ryan Tuchow's coverage primarily revolves around the animation industry, with a specific focus on mergers and acquisitions, funding, and entertainment news. Given his emphasis on private sector announcements and press releases, he is likely to be receptive to pitches that involve exclusive company updates or newsworthy developments within the animation and kids TV space.
As Ryan does not have a specified geographic focus but covers international Emmy Awards as one of the topics; thus, he may welcome relevant insights from experts in different countries about their contributions to global content creation or trends in international programming.
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An ex-Cyber Group sales exec joins PGS Entertainment, and Disney Experiences has reassigned four leaders in its upper management ranks.
Under the deal terms, the US government would control a 50% stake in the video-sharing platform, which is on the clock and facing a ban in the region.
And distribution arm Superights will handle international sales for this new 52 x 11-minute CG-animated series about five young vets in training.
Disguise will make costumes for A Minecraft Movie, and F1 and Mattel are rolling out new Hot Wheels this year.
Hub Entertainment Research has found that 44% of 13- to 24-year-olds in the US spend most of their entertainment time gaming and watching videos online.
Jennifer Rogers-Doyle has left Disney to build franchises at Sony Pictures Entertainment, and Aardman beefs up its digital and marketing teams with two new hires.
Designed to entertain kids on both horizontal and vertical screens, the 52 x 11-minute series is repped by global distributor Folivari International.
The Spanish studio has already signed two co-pro deals for this 2D-animated series, as well as a presale to RTP in Portugal.
The hockey league's latest effort to attract young viewers is a series of 30-minute condensed versions of real-life games recreated for TV and YouTube.
EXCLUSIVE: Flip Side Media's goal is to help kids content producers secure financing, set up co-productions and build their businesses.
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