#childrensmedia — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #childrensmedia, aggregated by home.social.
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The next update on the Lilypad Library #Kickstarter is live now, we reached our initial funding goal! We aren't stopping now though, we have a lot of stretch goals and every donation helps ensure our pilot episode is the best it can be!
Now that the goal has been reached, you're sure to get some fun rewards if you pledge, so be sure to check out the available tiers and consider supporting!
#ActuallyAutistic #Puppets #PuppetShow #KidsTV #ChildrensMedia #Donate #Boost
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Snufkin is the best. I didn’t know about Moomintroll until just over a year ago, now I am a little obsessed with the whole universe and Tove Jansson. I took these pictures at the Moomin Valley Park outside Tokyo.
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This is a huge buyout. Did not know that Octonauts was so huge in China. Hopefully the new seasons are up soon, I have actually come to love this show.
https://deadline.com/2026/03/octonauts-season-7-8-bbc-netflix-wanda-buys-sony-stake-1236757815/
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Other than our live special guest for the @mskierstenmusic #LilypadLibrary shoot yesterday, we also got to meet our newest #puppet friend, Mayweather! Another amazing creation built and puppeteered by Richard Michael Gomez.
Very excited to have our first live-hand puppet in the world of Singalong Swamp 👐
https://www.instagram.com/richardmichaelgomez/
#KidsEntertainment #ChildrensMedia #ChildrensTelevision #Puppetry #PuppetBuilder #Animals #Cute #VideoProduction #BehindTheScenes #NoAI
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RE: https://mastodon.art/@mskierstenmusic/115822539142843589
My wife has been working on big creative projects in the kids media sphere, and hopefully she'll continue making connections and content in 2026.
Please give her a warm #Mastodon welcome!
#introduction #childrensmedia #childrensmusic #puppetry #animation #television #neurodiversity #neurodivergent #fedifollow
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Thinking a lot about #ChildrensMedia lately. I am watching #Totoro with my three year old right now. My Neighbor Totoro came out in 1988, The Little Mermaid came out in 1989. Both movies are aimed at young children, both are fantasies, both feature young female protagonists, but that is largely where the similarities end.
As a kid, watched and sang along with the Little Mermaid. I enjoyed it a lot. Now, I would not care to have my young child watch it. To start, I think of the fathers…