Disney+ looks to TikTok creators to bring fan content to its short-form video feed

As streamers compete with social media giants for viewer attention, Disney+ is partnering with TikTok to bring creator content to its app.

Iconic characters and memorable scenes from back catalogue made available to group of creator fans The likes of Darth Vader, Spider-Man and Moana are about to become TikTok stars for the first time – at least now on an official basis – after Walt Disney struck a “first of its kind” deal with the booming short-video pla

Creators will be granted access to a deep library of Disney assets to use in their videos.

The deal will let TikTok creators use Disney, Pixar, Marvel, and Star Wars assets in short-form videos that stream on both platforms

Mickey Mouse could soon be performing the next big TikTok dance trend as Disney looks to embrace the creator community.

Disney and TikTok strike deal to let creators make videos with its famous characters  CNN

Disney and TikTok strike short-form video-sharing deal  Reuters

LOS ANGELES, Aug 5 : Walt Disney and TikTok on Wednesday announced a deal to let TikTok creators use characters and scenes from Disney movies and TV shows in short-form videos, the first pact of its kind between the popular social media app and a traditional media company.Under the agreement, a curated selection of vid

Disney said it would allow “thoughtfully curated” fan-created videos, using clips from its library, to appear on the streaming service.

Disney is going long on short-form content. The entertainment giant struck an alliance with TikTok that will have creators on the popular quick-hit video service making shorts tied to characters and stories from Marvel, Pixar, Star Wars, FX and more. The resulting pieces from creators who opt-in to the program will be

Creators on TikTok will get access to Disney photo and video assets if they opt-in to the program, with their videos living on both platforms.

The Walt Disney Company and TikTok today announced a global deal that will allow social media content creators and fans to access and use memorable scenes from Disney movies and shows.  The new pact, which will pilot in the US in the coming months with other markets to follow, will bring a collection of curated Disney-