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From the big screen to your mobile: Inside Disney’s Gen Z gambit

Sydney Morning Herald - Culture ·
From the big screen to your mobile: Inside Disney’s Gen Z gambit

The studio hopes TikTok-style short-form videos, fan-created content and spin-offs of favourites including The Lion King and Star Wars will win over younger viewers.

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