Hit takes wraps off new development slate

Mike the Knight

By Samantha Loveday

Fresh properties from children’s entertainment firm include Mike the Knight.

Hit Entertainment has unveiled its new development slate, with its first property made the creator of Lunar Jim.

Mike the Knight is produced in CG animation, with the 52 x ten-minute series centering around ten year-old Mike who has a mission to be a knight.

“We are thrilled to be working with some of the best creative talent in the industry talent,” said Chris Rose, director of new content at Hit Entertainment. “We have discovered some fantastic new shows that will not only perfectly complement Hit’s existing portfolio but enable us to expand our programming into a new demographic and exciting, new creative concepts.”

Leading children’s entertainment producer Hit Entertainment has announced a new addition to its development slate.

•Mike the Knight, a 52 x 10 min. CG-animated series from the creator of Lunar Jim, Alexander Bar. The series features 10-year-old Mike, whose motto is “be a knight, do it right” as he protects his kingdoms makes Mum proud. The series is for preschoolers and features magic, humor and dragons.

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