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The core vision behind AlléCat the Ballet Cat is impactful given that the average child spends 7.5 hours daily in digital spaces, with their bodies remaining still while their thumbs dance across screens. We are developing this series to promote freedom, play, and the joy of discovering what your body can do. It encourages children to see dance as a universal language—a tool for self-expression, confidence, and connection. We are looking to join forces with a production and distribution partner to develop our series to educate and entertain a global captive audience. Given that the AlléCat brand is already trademarked, we see many exciting opportunities across various platforms, including TV, streaming, books, videos, live tours, and merchandising.
AlléCat the Ballet Cat, inspires kids to get up and DANCE. With great music, diverse characters, basic techniques, cool dance combinations, humor and celebrity guest dancers, each episode uses dance to teach kids to move. Allécat promotes self-confidence, resilience, and responsibility, building friendship. The global target audience is children 3-12 years old, along with parents, grandparents, teachers and caregivers.
AlléCat the Ballet Cat Series
Discover the Magic of Dance with AlléCat the Ballet Cat, and friends, a fun and educational children's TV series.
Episode 1 “Dancing at the Barre”
Guest Starring Prima Ballerina Diana Vishneva
Episode 2 “Dancing in the Center”
Guest Starring Prima Ballerina Diana Vishneva
Episode 3 “Special Live Workshop”
Guest Starring Prima Ballerina Elizabeth Walker
Episode 4 “Facing Your Fears”
Guest Starring Prima Ballerina Lauren Lovette
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Dance along with AlléCat and learn basic ballet barre combinations at home.
