Partnerships
We welcome conversations with organisations and creative specialists who see a thoughtful way to bring our worlds to more families.
Who we welcome
We are interested in partnerships that respect the identity of our characters and add something meaningful for the people experiencing them. That may involve a new format, a complementary skill, a distribution opportunity or a carefully developed learning collaboration.
The areas below describe the partners we are interested in hearing from. They are invitations to collaborate, not a list of existing commercial relationships or endorsements.
We welcome discussions with digital publishers, family-content platforms and distribution partners about reaching appropriate audiences. Useful proposals explain the intended territory, audience, platform, commercial model and how the original experience would be presented.
Educators, curriculum specialists and learning organisations can bring valuable subject expertise and practical insight. We are interested in focused proposals for content review, activity development or clearly defined pilot projects, with realistic objectives and an appropriate evaluation approach.
Writers, illustrators, animators, composers, sound designers and interactive studios may contribute specialist craft to a coherent world. Please share relevant work, the role you would like to play and how your approach would support the established creative direction.
We are open to considering suitable opportunities involving characters, stories or visual identity in other formats. Any use of Heartwing Media or Gina assets requires prior written agreement covering scope, quality, territory, duration and approvals.
We welcome practical ideas from teams whose technology could improve delivery, interaction or the way families experience our content. Proposals should explain the user benefit, integration requirements, accessibility considerations and any personal-data implications.
Organisations interested in a longer-term relationship are welcome to introduce their objectives and relevant experience. We value a clear explanation of mutual contribution, responsibilities and the intended development path over broad promises of reach or growth.
Starting a conversation
A useful introduction sets out who you are, what you propose, the audience or territory involved, and why you believe there is a fit. Include a portfolio or company link where relevant, together with an indicative timetable and commercial expectations.
Please begin with a non-confidential summary. Do not send unpublished scripts, confidential business plans, personal information about children or materials belonging to someone else without their authority. If further discussion requires confidentiality, we can consider suitable arrangements first.
We review proposals for creative fit, practical feasibility and the value they could bring. An enquiry does not create a partnership, licence or commitment to proceed.
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