Attendance stable at this year's MIPCOM Jr.

October 07, 2009 Attendance at this year's MIPCOM Jr. remained relatively stable compared to last year, even in tough financial times, with 618 companies from 59 countries making their way to Cannes for the world's biggest children's audiovisual market, confab organizers Reed Midem said Wednesday. The top three most-viewed shows at the market were comedies: "Angelo Rules," a 3D animated show produced by the U.K.'s Cake Entertainment and France's TeamTO; live-action and animated hybrid "Canimal" from Spain's BRB International and South Korea's Vooz; plus "Almost Naked Animals" from Canada's 9 Story Enterprises, Inc. ZDF's "The Jungle Book," Millimages U.K.'s "Bugged" and Big Bad Boo studio's "1001 Nights" were also among popular screeners at this year's market.

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