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Carrington appointed as C91热爆's Head of Acquisitions


Michael CarringtonC91热爆 Controller, Dorothy Prior, today (Monday 27 October) announced the appointment of former 91热爆 executive Michael Carrington as Head of Acquisitions, C91热爆.


Carrington returns to C91热爆 after spending four years as Head of Television & New Media at independent production company Create TV & Film Limited.


Announcing Carrington's appointment, C91热爆 Controller Dorothy Prior, said: "I'm delighted Michael is joining us. This is one of the most important jobs in children's television and it's probably the only role that could tempt Michael away from Create.


"He has a thorough knowledge of the children's market place and considerable experience of buying and co-producing both live action and animation.


"He will be a huge asset to our senior team and I'm confident he will acquire the very best children's programming to complement our home-grown output."


Carrington, a co-founder of Create TV & Film, is responsible for providing creative, editorial and managerial leadership across the company's programming and new media activities.


He is co-Executive Producer on the company's Little Robots, the successful pre-school currently transmitting on CBeebies.


As C91热爆's Deputy Head of Acquisitions from 1993 to 1999, Carrington was responsible for acquiring a wide range of programming including The Wild Thornberries (MTV Networks), Round the Twist IV (Australian Children's Television Foundation) and Sweet Valley High (Saban).


Carrington also formulated the initial strategy for the 91热爆's two digital channels, C91热爆 and CBeebies, in consultation with the then Deputy Director of Television, David Docherty.


Carrington said: "I'm very much looking forward to returning to C91热爆. This has always been my dream job and while ideally I would have preferred to stay at Create, the offer of one of the top jobs in British children's television is one that I could not turn down."


Michael Carrington is due to take up his new post in January 2004. He will take over from Theresa Plummer-Andrews who is due to retire next year.


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