Big Bad Boo Studios Vienna Development Slate 2025

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In an ever-changing audiovisual landscape, Big Bad Boo Studios Vienna aims to be a more competitive company with this slate, to grow and compete in the areas of development, production, talent growth, talent retention, direct audience acquisition, marketing, sales and distribution in the children and young adult market. Big Bad Boo presents a compelling slate of five, innovative projects plus an emerging talent short film. Using mixed media, photography, animation, and music we target a wide array of ages from 0-18+, aiming to grow our audience to encompass everything from toddlers to young adults. Big Bad Boo has over 16 years’ experience in developing, producing, and distributing inventive children’s content with a focus on ages 4-9. Our work has been primarily in Austria with ORF with success in Canada, working with public broadcasters like CBC Kids and the US, with Hulu/Disney+. Our distribution network has success in countries like UAE, Germany, Portugal, and Israel. To obtain our goals, we are magnifying our reach in the genres of projects, and our target focus, and will cooperate with new European and internationals such as Italy, Ireland, and the UK and low-capacity countries Croatia, and Luxembourg. By partnering with strong local, regional, and international collaborators, we will stimulate cross-border cooperation, expand our talent base, extend our professional network, partake in new film festivals and industry markets, train, and nurture new, diverse young creatives, and improve the overall quality of our work. By developing green, diverse projects behind the scenes as well as in subject matter, we ensure a more sustainable and environmentally respectful industry which is gender-balanced, fair and inclusive. With our slate, we will scale development and production, enabling us to distribute to new territories worldwide. Our expected results include the above goals, and ultimately to monetize our work, enabling us to grow and scale our revenues by 37%.