Disney+ and RAI acquire ZDF and Federation's "Find Me In Paris" tween series

Federation Kids & Family (part of Federation Entertainment) and ZDF Enterprises have jointly finalized deals with Disney+ and Italian broadcaster RAI for the phenomenal hit tween live-action series “Find Me in Paris.” As part of an extensive worldwide multi-territory deal, Disney+ has acquired all three seasons of the hit series, while RAI also picked up Season Three following on from its successful run of the first two seasons.

Monica Levy, Head of Sales, Federation Kids & Family, commented: “Needless to say, we are extremely proud to have closed these deals as ‘Find Me in Paris’ continues to entice viewers everywhere! Families worldwide can identify with the appealing storylines regardless of nationality or gender, and the unique elements of this original series make it fun to watch. ‘Find Me in Paris’ has become a perennial classic for broadcasters.”

Arne Lohmann, VP, ZDFE junior, ZDF Enterprises: “‘Find Me in Paris’ with its fantastic mix of classical ballet, modern dance, magic, and time travel is already a global phenomenon. The recently inked deals are again proof of it. We are proud to add new members to the ever-growing ‘Find Me in Paris’ Family.”

Broadcast in over 80 territories and with three seasons to date, “Find Me in Paris” (78x26’) is a premium hit tween series that combines world-class ballet, modern dance, drama, and comedy. It follows the story of Lena Grisky, a time-traveling ballet dancer from 1905 Russia trapped in modern-day Paris, and the many dilemmas she faces finding her place between two worlds. The series has also been a massive social media hit across all platforms. The soundtracks alone registered 18M streams across all music streaming platforms for 2020/2021, and the Find Me in Paris YouTube channel garnering 46.1M views to date.

“Find Me in Paris” is produced by David Michel, Zoé Carrera Allaix, and Cecile Lauritano (Cottonwood Media) and co-produced with ZDF, ZDF Enterprises, Be-Films, and the Opera National de Paris.