About JUST B

Justine Bannister is a trilingual children’s media consultant with 25 years of international experience across development, production, post-production, acquisitions, distribution, co-production, marketing, and brand strategy. Her career spans major players such as 20th Century Fox, Disney Channels France, and Lagardère, and she is known for her holistic, hands-on approach to guiding content from concept to screen—and beyond.

She founded JUST B to offer bespoke strategic and creative services to producers, studios, distributors, festivals, and media groups worldwide. Her consultancy supports projects at every stage—from inception through financing, development, production, delivery, international commercialisation, and audience engagement—while also facilitating matchmaking, market-readiness workshops, and co-production mentorships. Justine also proposes, produces and assists in the shaping of market & festival conference content, as well as moderating panel discussions and hosting workshops.

JUST B’s diverse client roster includes Lil Critter Workshop (Malaysia), Wind Sun Sky (Canada), Studio 100 Media (Germany), Wild Child Animation (UK), Wolkenlenker (Germany), Wonderz & Digedags (France/Germany), Go-N Productions (France), CMPA – Canadian Media Producers Association (Canada), Doberman Pictures (France), l’Atelier Animation (Canada), SODEC – Société de développement des entreprises culturelles (Québec), MDEC – Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (Malaysia), ICEX – Spain Trade and Investment (Spain), NHK (Japan), TFO – Télévision française de l'Ontario (Canada), BBC Children’s UK, Reed Midem (RX France), DFM (Durban Film Market), Shanghai Film Festival, and Shanghai Media Group (China).

Justine also serves on international juries, panels, and advisory boards, and is regularly engaged by funding organisations as a project evaluator and industry expert.

More on her background: https://www.linkedin.com/in/justine-bannister/

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