It’s been a busy first half of the year for the sales team with the ACTF catalogue of new and award-winning programs in high demand. BYU TV (USA) picked up Gristmill’s award-winning, live-action comedy favourites Little Lunch and The InBestigators, securing US Free TV rights for both hugely popular series. RTE (Ireland) is the first international broadcaster to acquire Windcatcher, the heartwarming family feature film which premiered in Australia on local SVOD platform Stan in Marc...

Australia's favourite handball team is now serving audiences on Netflix, with the streaming service acquiring both seasons of the live-action comedy Hardball.

The Australian Children's Television Foundation has been named one of the top 10 global distributors of children's television content in the Kidscreen Hot50.

Audiences across Japan will be introduced to Australia's favourite handball team next year, with NHK acquiring both seasons of the live-action Australian children's series Hardball.

Logie-winning comedy-horror series Crazy Fun Park will air across the United States after being acquired by streaming giant Hulu.

A brand-new season of Little J & Big Cuz will be launched to international broadcasters at MIP Junior and MIPCOM next month.

Tween audiences in the UK are in for a wild ride, with the BBC acquiring Australian comedy-horror series Crazy Fun Park.

International audiences will get their first glimpse of two of Australia's most recent children's titles, with Barrumbi Kids and Crazy Fun Park sold to broadcasters overseas.

A range of First Nations content from the ACTF catalogue will air in 29 states across the US after being acquired by First Nations Experience, an American television channel exclusively devoted to Native American and World Indigenous content.

The ACTF international distribution team has had a strong start to the year, with Kangaroo Beach one of several series set to air in brand new markets in 2023.