Bushwhacked! Worldwide
The ACTF will be bringing Bushwhacked! – Series 3 to MIPTV in April.
TG4 Ireland has already acquired Bushwhacked! - Series 3 ahead of its MIPTV launch.
The third series of Bushwhacked! will criss-cross Australia with 13 new adrenalin packed missions.
Kamil Ellis will challenge Kayne Tremils to take a humpback whale shower in Queensland, spot a rare albino kangaroo in the ACT, catch a platypus for a pregnancy check in Tasmania, and more.
The first two series of the popular documentary adventure program have screened internationally on: Germany's SUPER RTL, Discovery Kids Asia, National Geographic Kids USA, TG4 Ireland and TVO Canada.
Co-host Kamil recently spoke live with TVO Canada. See the video below.
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March 9th 2022
Children’s television programs to look forward to in 2022
The exhilarating story of a group of teenage motocross riders set against the spectacular backdrop of Australia’s red centre will premiere on the ABC next month. MaveriX, an adventure drama series filmed in Alice Springs, is just one of the exciting and diverse range of projects supported by the Australian Children’s Television Foundation (ACTF) which will premiere on Australian television screens this year.
December 22nd 2021
ACTF international sales team ends 2021 on a high
Following a bumper year in international sales, the Australian Children’s Television Foundation (ACTF) has been included in Kidscreen’s Hot50 rankings of the leading children’s entertainment companies worldwide.
December 2nd 2021
Australian screen industry award season kicks off
The Australian film and television award season gets under way this week, with the 2021 Australian Directors’ Guild Awards ceremony this Friday, 3 December.
November 4th 2021
ACTF content to air right across Spain
Programs from the Australian Children’s Television Foundation’s catalogue are now available on every single platform in Spain, following a number of recent sales.
October 20th 2021
First Day celebrates Emmy win
The ground-breaking children’s drama series First Day, supported by the Australian Children’s Television Foundation (ACTF), has won an International Kids Emmy Award.