Twenty Irish digital entertainment companies are at the forefront of MIPCOM (Marché International des Programmes de Communication) in Cannes, France this week.
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Twenty Irish digital entertainment companies are at the forefront of MIPCOM (Marché International des Programmes de Communication) in Cannes, France this week.
The former Irish Ambassador in London and Washington, Dan Mulhall, is backing a new children’s entertainment venture rooted in Irish folklore, the Carlichauns, 21st century leprechauns that hail from Carlingford in County Louth.
Successful children’s TV writer, producer and creator Chapman, who as well as Paw Patrol and Bob the Builder was behind preschool shows including Mighty Express on Netflix, is now attached to the project as an executive producer and brand ambassador.
So, what should you consider when you develop and launch a new kids show these days?
Niall Watters, CEO of Carlichauns Entertainment, has just done that, so I had a chat with him about the launch of Carlichauns, which is a brand-new, computer-generated animated series aiming to take centuries of Irish folklore to a new global digital audience.
Aimed at four to seven-year-olds, the series will follow a group of Carlingford leprechauns, or Carlichauns, as they embark on adventures to grant wishes to children all over the world.
The series follows a group of Carlingford leprechauns, or Carlichauns, as they embark on adventures to grant wishes to children all over the world
But the beauty of this project really is the sum of its parts. We want to be truly digital first and alongside the animated series we will have the app, gaming and a YouTube channel.
The Carlichauns series will be a new and exciting platform for bringing our stories to a new global audience and we have a super team in place to make this happen
A new CG animated children’s series is aiming to take centuries of Irish folklore to a new global digital audience.
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A new CG animated children’s series is aiming to take centuries of Irish folklore to a new global digital audience.
Aimed at four to seven-year-olds, the series will follow a group of Carlingford leprechauns, or Carlichauns, as they embark on adventures to grant wishes to children all over the world.
A new CG animated children’s series is aiming to take centuries of Irish folklore to a new global digital audience.
Aimed at four to seven-year-olds, the series will follow a group of Carlingford leprechauns, or Carlichauns, as they embark on adventures to grant wishes to children all over the world.
