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Writing and Producing for Children and Young Audiences Cases from Danish Film and Television This book offers a comprehensive analysis of the writing and production strategies used in live-action fiction films and…

Two blogs are now out on the Reaching Young Audiences conference at the University of Copenhagen in November 2023. One for CSTonline by Jakob Freudendal, and one for Flow Journal by Eva Novrup Redvall.

Three new articles are out. Two in Comunicazioni Soziali on audiovisual content for children (edited by Chiarulli, Fumagalli and Redvall) with chapters by Christa Lykke Christensen (on Minisjang) and Jakob Freudendal (o…

New book from Nordicom: Audiovisual Content for Children and Adolescents in Scandinavia: Production, Distribution, and Reception in a Multiplatform Era.

New CST online Reaching Young Audiences blog by Ji Qi Lam and Caroline Maria Rynord from Aarhus University: Today’s Teen Dramas are Painting a Colourful Portrait of Youth. Read the blog.

New chapter by Eva Novrup Redvall on screenwriting for children and audiences for The Palgrave Handbook of Screenwriting Studies. Find more information.

Nyt nummer af Kosmorama om danske børne- og ungdomsfilm i det nye årtusinde fra RYA-projektet.

CSTonline blog by Amanda Skovsager Mouritsen on fictional formats on TikTok.

Brancheseminar på Den Danske Filmskole om Hvad er en familiefilm anno 2023? med deltagelse af RYA-projektet.

New chapter by Eva Novrup Redvall on Danish children as documentarians of the COVID-19 pandemic in the book Documentary in the age of COVID from Peter Lang.

New CSTonline blog by Jakob Freudendal on Working with ‘kidnographers’ to not be cringe.

The Reaching Young Audiences research project is co-organizing a preconference on ‘Young people, entertainment and cross-media storytelling: Perspectives and methods for investigating youth media’.

New CSTonline blog by Pia Majbritt Jensen and Petar Mitric: ‘New report: Quality audiovisual fiction as seen through the eyes of young Danish viewers.’

Interview with PI Eva Novrup Redvall for the journal of the European Children’s Film Association.

New CSTonline blog by Katrine Bouschinger Christensen and Eva Novrup Redvall: ‘Trying to make natural sciences exciting through television fiction: The case of Christmas of the Comets.’

Cross-media, co-creative and current. New open access article on strategies for educating talent for Danish children’s film and television in the 2020s is out in Film Education Journal.

New special issue of Journal of Screenwriting out on writing for children and young audiences, edited by Eva Novrup Redvall and Katrine Bouschinger Christensen. The editorial is a free read.

The Legacy of SKAM.

Week 38: Vilde Schanke Sundet is visiting guest researcher in Copenhagen, participating in teaching, research workshops and giving an open guest lecture.

Participation in the Children’s Media Conference on 7 October 2021.

Eva Novrup Redvall hosts screening of Tone Ottilies youth films at the Buster Film Festival on 29 October 2021.

Co-creating content with children to avoid ‘Uncle Swag’: Strategies for producing public service television drama for tweens and teens at the Danish children’s channel DR Ultra in Critical Studies in Television.

Project presentations at the Nordmedia conference, 18.-20. August 2021.

Research integration project with the elective KU course on TV series, webisodes and cross-media fiction

Participation in the NoJSe workshop, 15-17 June 2021.

Writing for Television, Netflix or Children? New Screenwriting Training Grounds for Serial Drama and Cross-Media Content in Denmark in the 2020s.

It’s not a Penis, it’s a dillermand’.

New thematic issue of the Danish Actors' Association's magazine with an article about the RYA project (in Danish).

The Magic of the Danish Christmas Calendar.

The Danish serial Oda Omvendt (‘Oda Upside Down’) is making rebellious children’s fiction for 3-6-year-olds travel beyond the Nordics.

Danish children’s content for 1-3-year-olds and the importance of national platforms like the Danish Broadcasting Corporation, DR.

Edited by Eva Novrup Redvall and Katrine Bouschinger Christensen. View the thematic issue#32 (pdf)

How do children watch fiction in Denmark and what content do they prefer?

'COVID-19 from a teenage web series perspective'.

'Family binge-watching in the times of corona'.

'Scandinavian slow tv is moving strongly into the 2020s - and is now also for children'.

'Producing public service serial drama for children and young audiences: Towards a new future for the Danish Broadcasting Corporation’s tween channel DR Ultra'.