BBS ALADIN JR MOVIE
BBS ALADIN JR LICENSE
BBS ALADIN JR TV

If you are a non-school organization (i.e. Ticket price cannot exceed $15 per ticketĪll performers must be 18 years old or younger Max # of performances in total: 10 performances Max capacity per engagement: 1,600 tickets

BBS ALADIN JR TV

* Schools with internal radio and TV systems may air content but may not broadcast outside of school grounds

Paid advertisements in newspapers and magazines Licensees are NOT permitted to promote Aladdin JR. In any event, stay away from sensitive or controversial references that could negatively reflect on your production or The Walt Disney Company. In general, also be mindful that others may not want their photos posted online. Even a harmless post can be manipulated and redistributed, creating a harmful result that was not the original intent. When publishing to your social media accounts, take a moment to consider that your post may directly or indirectly represent the show, and by extension, The Walt Disney Company. * We recognize that Facebook, Twitter, and other social media platforms are a great way to connect with friends and family. Posting to social media*, with excerpts from the performance of up to three minutes in the aggregate Local live, non-broadcast appearances (may perform up to two songs from show in their entirety) Sending press releases and production photos to local papers, websites, blogs, on-line publications, magazines, and community newslettersĪppearing in local TV and radio interviews (no performances permitted) Printing posters and flyers to post around school and local community Selling ads for your own production in the show playbills, programs, and posters Licensees are permitted to promote Aladdin JR. agree to the following advertising, marketing, and press guidelines (in addition to the General Guidelines set forth below): Selling tickets through commercial vendors requires additional approval from MTI (i.e., Ticketmaster,, etc.) Selling tickets on third-party discounted or promotional sites (i.e., Groupon, Goldstar, Living Social, Theatre Development Fund, StubHub, etc.) Licensees are NOT permitted to sell tickets to Aladdin JR. Through school website ticketing systems (i.e., ShowTix4U) Selling tickets at school box office and in-person sales Licensees are permitted to sell tickets to Aladdin JR. Please read the following guidelines carefully to be sure that your production is in compliance.

BBS ALADIN JR LICENSE

To the extent any of these guidelines conflict with any terms in the Dramatic Performing Rights License section of this Production Contract, these guidelines override such provisions. to acknowledge that the show has been created primarily for young performers and theater-makers.Īccordingly, additional guidelines apply to productions of Aladdin JR. It is important for those overseeing and administrating Aladdin JR. has been exclusively designed for students and teachers to be produced and performed in an educational environment. It is unknown if it will have any specific connection to Disney Afternoon's Timon and Pumbaa television series.Aladdin JR.

The new series, is set to premiere on Disney Channel sometime in 2015. No recognition is found much in the world of Disney movies, theme parks or merchandise, so it's possible Disney chose to forget about that one altogether.

BBS ALADIN JR MOVIE

Unless they plan to incorporate Kiara into this brand-new series this probably makes the canon in Simba's Pride completely irrelevant and may even pretend that the film didn't exist, which is likely as the movie was received a bit more critical reception than the original film, although it leveled up as a direct-to-video film. You might be familiar with Simba's daughter Kiara, who appeared in the direct-to-video sequel The Lion King II: Simba's Pride. The plot story follows a cub named Kion, who is the son of Simba from the Lion King films, who assembles a group of animals to help him protect the pride lands. “It’s kind of like ‘The Lion King’ meets ‘The Avengers,’” says Disney Junior general manager Nancy Kanter in the article. In a very surpirsing announcement made today revealed by the Wall Street Journal, Disney Junior is producing a series based off The Lion King set to air sometime in 2015. Mitchell Stein- Looks like Boy Meets World isn't the only Disney franchise to be resurrected back to television again this year.

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