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Crayola is getting into the entertainment business with Crayola Studios, a company that will make TV shows and films for all ages.

Crayola, the arts supply specialist famed for its crayons, is launching Crayola Studios, a division that will focus on producing family-friendly content. The co

Crayola has launched Crayola Studios - a new initiative to make kids movies and TV shows, starting with animated series, The Alien Adventures of Finn Caspian.

The success of Barbie has seen toy company Mattel plot a new slate of movies based on its products. Another business you wouldn’t necessarily expect to make big move into the entertainment space is crayon company Crayola.

Crayola launches a kids and family studio division with its first project, The Alien Adventures of Finn Caspian, a co-development with MIMO Studios.

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