Channel 5’s Milkshake! will be the broadcast home of MixMups, marking its first animated preschool series to feature disabled lead characters. The stop-motion animated series shines a light on ...

5 has launched Mixmups with Ultra Access, an online personalized viewing service with a slew of accessibility options for Milkshake!’s preschool show Mixmups. Along with the traditional offers of ...

For every generation of children there is a TV series that stays in their hearts and minds even through adulthood. Rebecca Atkinson is hoping her stop motion creation, Mixmups, is going to be just ...

In the latter part of last year, Paramount-owned Channel 5 in the UK’s Milkshake! preschool strand launched its first series aimed at authentically representing disability on- and off-screen. Mixmups ...

5 and preschool show Mixmups have launched Mixmups with Ultra Access on Milkshake! online. Commissioned by Paramount’s Louise Bucknole and conceived by show creator Rebecca Atkinson, these ten ...

The MixMups follows the three preschool friends, Pockets, Giggle and Spin, as they together as the MixMups, and they use the wooden magic spoon, which they say "Mix up the magic" of play and ...

Northern Ireland kids’ independent production studio, Sixteen South, has secured the third-party distribution rights for the hugely popular preschool animated series Mixmups (52×10’). It is Sixteen ...

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Rebecca Atkinson grew up in the Fine City but moved away for work before her love for the area brought her back around 12 years ago. She said: “You have to be going to Norfolk to go there, no one just ...

In Touch hears about a new concept of customising television access, created by visually impaired producer of the children's programme Mixmups. Show more Visually impaired producer of the children's ...

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