In the "Tweens/Teens" categories, Nickelodeon's "House of Anubis" movie "The Touchstone of Ra" has been nominated for the "Best One-Off, Special or TV Movie" and the Australian teen-oriented dance-themed television drama series "Dance Academy", which airs on Nickelodeon UK and Ireland and TeenNick USA, has been nominated for the "Best Non-Animated or Mixed Series" award, for season 3, and for the "Best Companion Website" award, alongside "Splatalot", which airs on Nick USA.
In the "Preschool" categories, "Mike the Knight", which airs on Nick Jr. USA, has been nominated for the "Best Animated Series" award, and the official website of Zodiak Kids' popular preschool series "Tickety Toc", ticketytoc.com, has been nominated for "Best Companion Website".
In the "Kids" category, the CG-animated "Vic the Viking" series, which airs on Nickelodeon Spain (Nick Espana) as "Vicky el Vikingo", has been nominated for the "Best Animated Series" award.
These shortlisted entries will be reviewed and assessed by a fresh panel of judges, including Kay Wilson Stallings (Nickelodeon), Layla Lewis (Nickelodeon), Tim Patterson (Nickelodeon UK), Céline Chesnay (France Télévisions), Chris Rose (ABC Australia), Deirdre Brennan (ABC Australia), Frank Dietz (Super RTL), Jocelyn Hamilton (Corus Entertainment), Karen Miller (Disney Channel Worldwide), and Sebastian Debertin (KiKa).
In the Broadcasting categories, Nickelodeon Worldwide has been nominated for the "Best Channel Design" award.
Kidscreen readers will now be invited via email to review these shortlisted entries and vote for their favorite in each category. Their votes will determine the final winners, which will be announced at a special presentation event and after-party during Kidscreen Summit on Tuesday 11th February 2014. Kidscreen Summit delegates are invited to attend as part of their event registration, and tickets for just the Kidscreen Awards evening can be purchased for US$150 by contacting Kidscreen Events Sales Manager Joel Pinto (416-408-2300 x650 or jpinto@brunico.com).
Additional details about the Kidscreen Awards, including categories, eligibility, judging and entry process, can be found at http://awards.kidscreen.com.
Good luck to Nickelodeon and everyone nominated in the 2014 Kidscreen Awards!
Below is a full list of Kidscreen Awards 2014 nominations, from Kidscreen:
And this year's Kidscreen Awards nominees are...
The shortlist for the upcoming Kidscreen Awards, which will be presented on the evening of February 11 during the annual Kidscreen Summit in New York, has been revealed for all Programming and Broadcasting categories. The shortlisted entries will be continuing in the competition through a final round of judging.
The nominees in the Programming Categories are:
PRESCHOOL
Best Animated Series
Mike the Knight (Nelvana/HIT Entertainment)
Rastamouse (The Rastamouse Company)
Sarah and Duck (Karrot Entertainment)
Best Non-Animated or Mixed Series
Old Jack's Boat (CBeebies In-House)
Sesame Street (Sesame Workshop)
The Reading Band (NRK)
Best One-Off, Special or TV Movie
Chuggington (Ludorum)
Meet The Small Potatoes (Little Airplane Productions)
YOUniverse (Victory Arts)
Best Companion Website
Plane Jane (Victory Arts)
Tickety Toc (Zodiak Kids)
KIDS
Best Animated Series
Camp Lakebottom (9 Story Entertainment)
Strangehill High (FremantleMedia/Factory Transmedia)
Vic the Viking (Studio 100 Animation, ASE Studios and Flying Bark Productions, in association with ZDF and TF1)
Best Non-Animated or Mixed Series
Absolutely Genius with Dick and Dom (CBBC In-House)
Horrible Histories (Lion Television/Citrus TV/CBBC/BBC Worldwide)
Roy (JAM Media)
Best One-Off, Special or TV Movie
Dear Dumb Diary (Zucker Productions/Jim Benton Arts)
Dino Dan: Trek's Adventure (Sinking Ship Entertainment)
The Snowman and the Snowdog (Lupus Films)
Best Companion Website
Peleda (ABC3/Vishus Productions/Bejuba! Entertainment/Fiasco Studios/Screen Australia/South Australian Film Corporation)
Slugterra (Nerd Corps Entertainment)
Wild Kratts (Kratt Brothers Company/9 Story Entertainment)
TWEENS/TEENS
Best Animated Series
Bob's Burgers (Twentieth Century Fox Television/Bento Box Entertainment)
Dan Vs. (Film Roman, in association with The Hatchery)
Dukes of Broxstonia Series 3 (Sticky Pictures)
Best Non-Animated or Mixed Series
Dance Academy Series 3 (Werner Film Productions)
R.L. Stine's The Haunting Hour (Front Street Productions, in association with The Hatchery)
Violetta (The Walt Disney Company Latin America and EMEA, with production services by POL-KA)
Best One-Off, Special or TV Movie
Beat Girl (Beactive Entertainment)
House of Anubis (Lime Pictures for Studio100)
Paleda (Vishus Productions/ABC3)
Best Companion Website
Dance Academy (Werner Film Productions)
Splatalot (marblemedia)
The Next Step Interactive (The Secret Location)
These shortlisted entries will be reviewed and assessed by a fresh panel of judges, including Céline Chesnay (France Télévisions), Chris Rose (ABC Australia), Deirdre Brennan (ABC Australia), Frank Dietz (Super RTL), Jocelyn Hamilton (Corus Entertainment), Karen Miller (Disney Channel Worldwide), Kay Wilson Stallings (Nickelodeon), Layla Lewis (Nickelodeon), Sebastian Debertin (KiKa) and Tim Patterson (Nickelodeon UK).
In the Broadcasting Categories, the nominees are:
Channel of the Year
ABC4Kids (Australia)
PBS Kids (US)
Sprout (US)
Best Channel Website
Kids’ CBC (www.cbc.ca/parents/familysandbox)
PBS Kids (www.pbskids.org)
Sprout (www.sproutonline.com)
Best Channel Design
Cartoon Network (North America)
Discovery Kids (Asia-Pacific)
JEEM TV (MENA and Europe)
KidsCo (Several international regions)
Nickelodeon (Worldwide)
Best Integrated Promotion
Cartoon Network (At Home With The Wattersons)
Disney Junior (The Doc Mobile/Season 2 Launch Campaign)
Sprout (Mom Is Here)
Best Interstitial Campaign
ABC 3 (My World)
Cartoon Network (Gumball Song)
Cartoon Network (Exquisite Corpse)
Disney Junior (Hispanic Heritage Month Campaign)
Disney Junior (Black History Month Campaign)
Best On-Air Host or Hosting Team
Cartoon Network (Toby Turner)
Sprout (The Sunny Side Up Show Hosting Team)
Sprout (Michele Lepe as Nina)
Kidscreen readers will now be invited via email to review these shortlisted entries and vote for their favorite in each category. Their votes will determine the final winners, which will be announced at a special presentation event and after-party during Kidscreen Summit on February 11. Kidscreen Summit delegates are invited to attend as part of their event registration, and tickets for just the Kidscreen Awards evening can be purchased for US$150 by contacting Kidscreen Events Sales Manager Joel Pinto (416-408-2300 x650 or jpinto@brunico.com).
Additional details about the Kidscreen Awards, including categories, eligibility, judging and entry process, can be found at http://awards.kidscreen.com.
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