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Among the powerhouses confirmed are Amazon MGM Studios Distribution, BBC Studios, FOX Entertainment Global, Lionsgate, NBCUniversal Global TV Distribution, Paramount Global Content Distribution, Sony Pictures Television and Warner Bros. Discovery Content Sales.

It involves 25 companies owned by women. This year’s cohort comprises established producers who have been working in the industry in many cases for decades. Their goal is to scale up, attract partnerships and investment, grow their production slates and chart the path for their company’s future success and sustainability.

The initiative offers workshops, masterclasses, and funding opportunities to guide participants in crafting innovative children’s content. Applications open September 19.

This year, DICM will feature a stellar lineup of exhibitors, buyers, and pavilions from over 50 countries, with more than 800 participants expected to attend.

Fifteen disabled creators across seven projects have been selected for scripted comedy/drama and kids streams and will participate at the CBC initiative for Creators with a Disability.