Update (8/13): Actor Sean Patrick Thomas has revealed in a post on Instagram that Nickelodeon is planning to premiere Middle School Moguls in 2019! Sean also revealed that he and fellow actor Garcelle Beauvais will be voicing the characters “Mr. & Mrs. Pierre” on the show!
Middle School Moguls will have four "half-hour" episodes (22-minutes each). Two storyboard artists will work as a team and each team will work on 2 episodes.
Based in Burbank, California, these positions will start work in July 2018 and continue for 14 weeks.
Although currently unconfirmed, it is thought that the series will be based on the Middle School Moguls (formerly iBesties) brand. Founded in 2014 by sisters Gina and Jenae Heitkamp, The Middle School Mogul brand is passionate about inspiring girls to create, innovate, and reach beyond their dreams, and the Middle School Moguls, a character-driven doll, book and online edutainment line for girls, ages 6-11, is the first product line from Gengirl Media. In an interview with UCI - Applied Innovation, Gina Heitkamp mentioned that she would like to have a Middle School Moguls cartoon series on Nickelodeon.
For more information about the roles and to apply to join the Middle School Moguls production team, visit https://www.nickanimation.com/jobs!
In additional news, it's been announced that Greg Nix (Glitch Techs) recently co-created a brand-new upcoming webseries titled Space Kid & Cat for Nickelodeon!
More Nick: Nickelodeon Unveils Content Pipeline Of More Than 800 New Episodes, Details Expansion Into Location-Based And VR Experiences | Nick Upfront 2018!
Originally published: Friday, May 11, 2018.
Additional sources: Working Mother, Kickstarter.
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