Film & TV

“We see endless opportunities to create unique merchandise featuring renowned Cenobite characters from the franchise,” said Mark Freedman, President of Surge Licensing.

Georgina Hurcombe discusses brand plans for Pop Paper City – and the show’s core message of “doing as well as viewing”.

Ceefax, Tomorrow’s World, Live & Kicking… We sit down with BBC Studios’ David Wilson-Nunn to discuss diving into the archive for the new BBC Playback style guide.

“BBC Studios are unlocking the archive to some of the BBC’s most memorable broadcasting design moments,” said Andrew Carley, Director of Licensing for UK/EMEA/Asia at BBC Studios.

“The Netflix Gift Box is not just a product; it’s an experience that brings the most beloved stories into the homes of fans,” said Ryan Kravontka, Head of Global Marketing at YuMe Toys.

“This is our largest deal with Ty to date, underscoring the immense appeal of the hit TV series Bluey and its heartwarming characters,” said Julie Kekwick, Head of Licensing for BBC Studios UK & EMEA.

Jane Jones – Marketing Manager for Tyrrells – talks us through development of its recent Wallace & Gromit Wensleydale & Cranberry flavour.

Katie Frame – Senior Director of Global Creative and Product Development for Licensed Consumer Products at Hasbro – on understanding design from a fan’s point of view.

“Rocky Horror is more than just a show – it’s a cultural phenomenon,” said Trevor Cash, Director of Mad Beauty.

Jo Galpin – International Hardlines Manager and Cross-Category Manager for Italy & the Middle East at Moonbug Entertainment – talks us through her approach to crafting collabroations for IP like Blippi, CoComelon and Morphle.