Child Cook
- Year of Production
- 2017
- Content Type
- Current Affaris/Educational Program
- Platform
- TV Channel
- Target Age
- Family
- Quantity
- 60(min) 1Quantity Input
Video
Summary
" Child Cook " is an information program that shares how to cook, a contest program where children and mothers participate and cook together, and the mother's question of " What kind of food should we make for our children today? "
Company Profile
Broadcasting Immersive Content
KSEEK
KSEEK is a technology venture company that has been studying futuristic interactive broadcasting production technology for many years and is an independent broadcasting company.
We have continued to develop Linux server daemon-based software technology that can connect with broadcasting from the beginning, and this has become the driving force of the development of "ThankyouAge", the current two-way broadcasting platform. As a result of continuous development of two-way broadcasting technology and broadcasting production, it succeeded in broadcasting live broadcasting of KBS SmartTalk show 'Follow Me' In 2014, and then to various broadcasting companies and producers such as Arirang TV, EBS, Daejeon MBC We are working together.
KSEEK developed an Agreement rate game method, and produced Mega Talk korea and Mega Talk America which are the interactive talk game show.
We have continued to develop Linux server daemon-based software technology that can connect with broadcasting from the beginning, and this has become the driving force of the development of "ThankyouAge", the current two-way broadcasting platform. As a result of continuous development of two-way broadcasting technology and broadcasting production, it succeeded in broadcasting live broadcasting of KBS SmartTalk show 'Follow Me' In 2014, and then to various broadcasting companies and producers such as Arirang TV, EBS, Daejeon MBC We are working together.
KSEEK developed an Agreement rate game method, and produced Mega Talk korea and Mega Talk America which are the interactive talk game show.
