JETPACK DISTRIBUTION ACQUIRES NEW CGI ANIMATION "STELLA & THE STARLETS"

The first season of series will target 4-7-year-olds and is being produced by brand new outfit Stella Starlets Limited.

17 JUN 2021
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"Stella & the Starlets"

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Jetpack Distribution has acquired the global rights for brand-new CGI animated series "Stella & the Starlets", currently in pre-production. The first season of the series (52x11') will target 4-7-year-olds and is being produced by brand new outfit Stella Starlets Limited, helmed by Kate Wogan, the founder of Twizzlewhizz Ltd, an independent children’s entertainment company that creates original IP for global audiences. Stella Starlets Ltd and Jetpack are actively looking for presales or co-production partners.

Alongside Debbie Macdonald, Wogan is the co-creator of "Stella and the Starlets", as well as the author of the popular "Uh Oh Milo!" picture book series. Debbie was formerly vice president of programming for Nickelodeon UK and is a veteran kids TV expert, executive producer, content creator and writer. Nick Cook joins them as part of the core creator team, having spent 20 years in retail as a buyer, brand manager and product developer for Tesco, Toys R’ Us, Mothercare and Disney Stores.
 
"Stella & the Starlets" tells the story of a little girl who has the power to call on 4 eco-heroes who embody the elements of the universe: earth, air, fire and water. As the guardian of Skyhollow, she’s on a mission to safeguard the environment of her planet, keeping it forever safe for future generations.  

Jetpack’s CEO Dominic Gardiner says: “It’s great for Jetpack to be involved in the show at the pre-production stage. We love the concept, which is both sensitive and imaginative. It’s a fun yet didactic way to introduce the youngest audiences to the importance of taking care of the planet. We know this will resonate with parents also.”

Kate Wogan adds: “We’re thrilled to be working with Dominic and the team at Jetpack to bring Stella and her eco-heroes to life. We hope they empower young audiences with their powerful message that nobody is too small to make a big difference.”

It’s a fun yet didactic way to introduce the youngest audiences to the importance of taking care of the planet. We know this will resonate with parents also” Dominic Gardiner Jetpack’s CEO