SAPORTA REPORT — Star Forest, a multi-platform project spanning musical albums, music videos, animated content, podcasts, and a mobile video game, will premiere at DragonCon and is set to roll out over the coming months.

In an era where children are increasingly disconnected from nature and overwhelmed by technology, Star Forest offers a bridge between digital engagement and real-world wonder. It’s designed to combat “nature deficit disorder” by inspiring kids to explore, create and connect with the world around them.

At its heart is a virtual band of lovable misfits whose music transcends entertainment, becoming a gateway to imagination and self-discovery targeted for children aged 5 to 9, but may appeal to a range of music lovers.

“Star Forest isn’t just an album, a show, or a game — it’s an entire universe designed to captivate, educate, and inspire,” said Genevieve LeDoux, Star Forest creator and co-founder. “We noticed a significant gap in content for children who have outgrown preschool programming but aren’t ready for teen-oriented material. Star Forest fills this void with rich, multi-layered content that grows with the child.”