Toonstar and HarperCollins Collaborate on Animated Book Projects

AI animation studio Toonstar and publisher HarperCollins have announced a partnership to develop animated book projects.

2 Apr, 12:00 — 2 Apr, 16:02

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This collaboration highlights the growing trend of leveraging AI in content creation and the increasing convergence of traditional publishing with digital media. It signifies a new avenue for intellectual property from books to be translated into engaging animated formats, potentially reaching wider audiences.

Key entitiesToonstar HarperCollins Publishers Lisa Greenwald

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Toonstar Inks Deal to Adapt HarperCollins Titles as Animated Series, Starting With Lisa Greenwald’s ‘Friendship List’ Books

Toonstar, an AI-powered animation studio, inked a multiyear deal with HarperCollins Publishers to co-produce a slate of original animated series based on select HarperCollins titles. The partnership marks HarperCollins’ expansion into digital-first animation. The first project planned for development under the pact is “Friendship List,” based on Lisa Greenwald’s tween/teen book series that center on […]

By Todd Spangler

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