
Annual awards event highlights the best in children’s television and digital media.
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Chosen by two panels of industry judges, awards were given out in four categories–programming, creative talent, broadcasting and digital–to the following programs and companies:
Programming (Preschool)
:
Best in Class–
“Nina’s World,” Sprout
Best New Series
–“Dot,” The Jim Henson Company/CBC/Industrial Brothers
Best Animated Series
–“Doc McStuffins,” Disney Junior/Brown Bag Films; and “Sarah & Duck,” Karrot Entertainment/CBeebies/BBC Worldwide
Best Non-Animated or Mixed Series
–“Sesame Street,” Sesame Workshop
Best One-Off, Special or TV Movie
–“Peg + Cat,” The Fred Rogers Company/9 Story Media Group
Programming (Kids):
Best in Class
–“Shaun the Sheep: The Farmer’s Llamas,” Aardman Animations
Best New Series
–“The Deep,” DHX Media/A Stark Production
Best Animated Series
–“We Bare Bears,” Cartoon Network Studios
Best Non-Animated or Mixed Series
–“Odd Squad,” The Fred Rogers Company/Sinking Ship Entertainment
Best One-Off, Special or TV Movie
–“Stick Man,” Magic Light Pictures
Programming (Tweens/Teens):
Best in Class
–“Bob’s Burgers,” Bento Box Entertainment/Twentieth Century Fox Television
Best New Series
–“Raising Expectations,” An Aircraft Pictures Production in association with Dolphin Entertainment
Best Animated Series
–“Bob’s Burgers,” Bento Box Entertainment/Twentieth Century Fox Television
Best Non-Animated or Mixed Series
–“Gortimer Gibbon’s Life on Normal Street,” Amazon Studios
Best One-Off, Special or TV Movie
–“L.M. Montgomery’s Anne of Green Gables,” Breakthrough Entertainment
Creative Talent:
Best Acting
–“Sol Soon Six,” NRK Super
Best Writing
–“We Bare Bears,” Cartoon Network Studios
Best Directing
–“Stick Man,” Magic Light Pictures
Best
Animation
–“Clangers,” Coolabi Productions/CBeebies/Smallfilms
Best
Voice
Talent
–“Bob’s Burgers,” Bento Box Entertainment/Twentieth Century Fox Television
Best
Music
–“Stick Man,” Magic Light Pictures
Best
Design
–“Stick Man,” Magic Light Pictures
Broadcasting:
Channel of the Year
–Netflix
Best Channel Design
–Sprout
Best Programming Block
–Sprout, Sunny Side Up
Best Channel Website
–PBS Kids, pbskids.org
Best On-Air Host or Hosting Team
–Sprout, Sunny Side Up with Carly Ciarrocchi, Tim Kubart, Kaitlin Becker and Emily Borromeo
Digital (Preschool):
Best Website
–Dinosaur Train, The Jim Henson Company/Sparky Entertainment
Best Web/App Series
–“Sesame Street Happy Birthday Songs,” Sesame Workshop
Best Learning App (Smartphone)
–“Curious World,” Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
Best Learning App (Tablet)
–“Pocoyo Playset: Let’s Move,” Early Learning Collaborative/HITN/Zinkia Entertainment
Best Game App (Smartphone)
–“Curious World,” Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
Best Game App (Tablet)
–“PBS Kids Games,” PBS Kids
Best eBook
–
Colored Dots
, Uyoung Interactive Technology Co.
Best Streaming Video Platform
–BBC iPlayer Kids, BBC
Digital (Kids):
Best Website
–National Geographic Kids, National Geographic Partners
Best Web/App Series
–“Secret Life of Boys,” Zodiak Kids Studios for CBBC and ABC Austrlia
Best Learning App (Smartphone)
–“Nickelodeon: Code a Character,” Nickelodeon Digital
Best Learning App (Tablet)
–“La Francomobile,” TV5 Québec Canada/Manito Média/Tobo
Best Game App (Smartphone)
–“Cut the Rope: Magic,” Zeptolab
Best Game App (Tablet)
–“Toca Blocks,” Toca Boca
Best eBooks
–
Little Lunch: A Teacher’s Guide
, Australian Children’s Television Foundation
Best Streaming Video Platform
–Toca TV, Toca Boca
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