I'm working on rebuilding our weekend programming schedule for New Ellijay Television.
Part of my goal is to include at least 4 hours of children's programming.
I can do this by leaning on public domain cartoons. At this point I have a somewhat substantial library of them.
I can also include some public domain childrens live action adventure shows (SPACE PATROL, etc)
But I'd really love suggestions for other Open License childrens programming.
Live action or animated, public domain or creative commons. What might I have missed? Are there educational shows? Puppet shows? Live action comedies?
@ajroach42 Maybe not open-license, but have you thought about contacting the type of indie Kickstarter-funded cartoons that get distributed on Youtube?
e.g. ones like:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/thethreetomes/the-three-tomes-episode-2-a-vampire-romantasy-animatic
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/altariqsharris/hey-an-adult-animated-sitcom-pilot (EDIT: Wait, that's not a kid's cartoon. It says so right there. I am Very Smart.)
, ones linked in this list by Cartoon-discussion-community youtuber Mann Lightfoot https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2xOBojHKMmp3qOKaK18uGJbmPIesNfJ_
, etc.?
(I don't know how the question would be recieved by them in terms of likelihood or social politeness. I only vaguely know that the indie-cartoon-maker community, like, exists, as a space, and don't know if there IS a space of "indie TV channels" for there to be any overlap to have preexisting norms.)