KidScreen Summit
Twitter Contest

Enter to win more access to top kids buyers!

Do you deserve an extra “30 Minutes With” session at KidScreen Summit 2010?

Tell us why on Twitter and you could win access to more of these coveted broadcaster intel sessions than anyone else at the event! In a tweet that includes the URL bit.ly/kidscreen10, simply complete this sentence:

I deserve an extra 30 Minutes With at #kidscreen10 because...
 

An example might be...

I deserve an extra 30 Minutes With at #kidscreen10 because I’m just that good!

Starting on November 5, we’ll do a draw every Friday until the start of the event, selecting a winner from all the tweets we receive each week. So enter often and you could win more than once!

For the uninitiated, our signature “30 Minutes With” sessions feature some of the most in-demand acquisitions and development execs from the kids broadcast world talking candidly about their future plans and priorities. And NEW THIS YEAR, we’re also lining up several leaders in toys, publishing and video games who invest significantly in TV properties.

We’re still recruiting, but here’s a look at who’s on tap so far for you to hear from:

  • Adam Beder – VP of Global Licensing, Spin Master
  • Kay Benbow – Head of CBeebies Production, Animation and Acquisitions, BBC Children’s
  • Carole Bonneau – VP of Programming, Teletoon
  • Julien Borde – Children’s and Youth Program Director, France Télévision
  • Jules Borkent – SVP of Global Acquisitions and International Programming, Nickelodeon
  • Tim Brooke-Hunt – Executive Head of Children’s Television, ABC Australia
  • Eric Coleman – SVP of Original Series, Walt Disney Television Animation
  • Amy Friedman – SVP of Original Programming, Teen Nick
  • Valerie Garfield – VP and Publisher, Simon & Schuster
  • Michael Goldsmith – Director of Original Programming, Family Channel and Playhouse Disney Canada
  • Nina Hahn – SVP of Original Development, Nickelodeon International
  • Jocelyn Hamilton – VP of Programming and Production, YTV and Treehouse
  • Nicole Keeb – Head of International Co-productions, ZDF
  • Adina Pitt – VP of Content Acquisitions and Co-productions, Cartoon Network
  • Linda Simensky – VP of Children’s Programming, PBS Kids
  • Kim Wilson – Creative Head of Children’s Programming, CBC

Keep in mind that you can only take advantage of the “30 Minutes With” prize if you’ve registered for KidScreen Summit. So if you haven’t gotten around to it yet, make sure you sign up for the event at summit.kidscreen.com/register before you start tweeting.

Good luck, and see you in NY!