The Gotham Group and Toonstar Team Up for New Animated Series

The Gotham Group and Toonstar Team Up for New Animated Series hakkında magazin dünyasında yaşanan en son ayrıntılar ve sıcak gelişmeler netleşti. Oct 23, 2026 6:45am PT The Gotham Group and Toonstar Team Up for New Animated Series By Isabelle Farina Plus Icon Isabelle Farina Latest ‘Ebenezer’ Creates a Real Venmo Profile for Scrooge, Which Hands Out Money and Accepts It, Too 14 hours ago Lucia Aniello, Mike Flanagan, Karyn Kusama, Boots Riley and Lesli Linka Glatter Among Mentors for DGA Women’s Steering Committee 18 hours ago ‘The Holiday’ Returning to Theaters for 20th Anniversary 2 days ago See All Add us as a Google Preferred Source Comments The Gotham Group and Toonstar are partnering to produce up to 12 new original animated series for kids. The partnership aims to create quality animation and family entertainment that will be launched on direct-to-audience platforms.

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Toonstar is a tech-powered animation studio building entertainment franchises. Founded by Disney, Warner Bros.

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and DreamWorks veterans Attanasio and Luisa Huang, the studio produces and distributes digital-first, creator-led series. The L.A.-based studio is repped by WME and law firm Hansen Jacobson.

Toonstars investors include Founders Fund, Greycroft, Snap and GFR. Related Stories Lara Croft’s Inaugural Voice Actor Shelley Blond Recalls First Time She Saw ‘Tomb Raider’ Character: ‘I Thought She Was Very Sexy and Very Ballsy’ “When I first started talking with John and Luisa, we connected immediately,” founder and CEO of The Gotham Group Ellen Goldsmith-Vein said.

“They’re creatives first. They love animation, they have great creative instincts and they understand how to produce for a digital-first audience.

That’s where the opportunity is right now, and it’s why creators need new ways to reach audiences.” Popular on Variety “Ellen and Gotham have spent three decades finding and championing incredible animation talent and IP,” John Attanasio, co-founder and CEO of Toonstar, said. “Together, we can help those artists and storytellers create the next generation of beloved kids’ franchises directly with audiences.” In a statement, Matt Shichtman, head of Emerging Technologies at The Gotham Group, said, “Animation creators can now produce at a pace and scale once limited to the largest studios, with distribution support and analytics that help them understand and respond quickly to audience preferences.” The partnership is the latest addition to Toonstar’s network of development partners that includes Fox Entertainment, HarperCollins and Penguin Random House.

WME represented both The Gotham Group and Toonstar in this deal. Hansen Jacobson served as legal counsel to Toonstar.

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