Screen Australia funnels US$4.8 million into 100-plus scripted projects

Jidoo & Ibis, Flic Flac Gymnastic Superheroes and a digital-first series from Cheeky Little Media are among the kids projects benefiting from this development funding infusion.

May 1, 2025

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Screen Australia funnels US$4.8 million into 100-plus scripted projects

Jidoo & Ibis, Flic Flac Gymnastic Superheroes and a digital-first series from Cheeky Little Media are among the kids projects benefiting from this development funding infusion.

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Screen Australia funnels US$4.8 million into 100-plus scripted projects

Jidoo & Ibis, Flic Flac Gymnastic Superheroes and a digital-first series from Cheeky Little Media are among the kids projects benefiting from this development funding infusion.

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