Youth audiovisual content sales company Madgic Distribution has signed a raft of key new deals for Kelebek Media’s 2D animated series Isadora Moon (48 x 11’ and 2 x 22’special) and Emerald (18 x 11′ series and 1 x 22’ special). Both properties, aimed at children aged 4-7 year, are adapted from the hit book series by Harriet Muncaster and were produced by Kelebek Media for Warner Bros. Discovery (US) & Sky Kids (UK), with the participation of Kidsme (Italy). Madgic Distribution holds worldwide distribution rights both series, excluding the US and UK and Italy.
Isadora Moon has been picked up by Tiji (France), TG4 (Ireland), TV Joj (Slovenia) and Sky (New Zealand) which has also acquired Emerald. Other broadcasters on board for Emerald are Ceska TV (Czech Republic), Media Corp (Singapore), ABC (Australia), Noga (Israel) and Knowledge (Canada).
With over seven million copies of Isadora Moon books sold worldwide in 42 different languages, the character has a huge following among children globally.
Isadora is half fairy, half vampire and 100% unique! She has incredible fairy and vampire skills that she’s learning to hone – leading to all sorts of astonishing adventures in the human world as well as with her magical family and friends.
We meet Emerald as her life changes from being a regular mermaid living with her Dad and his girlfriend above their restaurant to inheriting a princess step-sister and becoming a princess herself when her Mum marries the Sea King! Navigating this new world, living between two homes and being part of a blended family is all new to Emerald, but luckily Theodore the Sea Unicorn and Shelly the Sea Turtle are there to help her with the transition and provide plenty of laughs along the way.
Lionel Marty, Managing Director of Madgic Distribution says:
“Harriet Muncaster’s book series Isadora Moon and Emerald are much loved by children and Kelebek Media’s animated series have been a huge success wherever they have aired in the world. We are excited to bring new broadcasters on board where both series can continue to build fandom with new audiences.”
