The YA genre isn't dead. It's digital
 

The YA genre isn't dead. It's digital
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LOS ANGELES —*Who says YA adaptions are dead? Oh right, everyone who saw — or rather, didn't see —*The Divergent ******: Allegiant in theaters last weekend.*

But sorry haters: The YA trend is far from over.

Even if studios are struggling to attract audiences for these types of films, the young adult book genre will live on — if **t in theaters, than certainly in the digital space.

There are already a handful of YA-to-digital projects in the works (including Lauren Oliver's Before I Fall and Replica from Awesomeness Films)

And more digital studios are doubling down their efforts to take popular books and turn them into ****** or ****** for young consumers: This week alone, two digital companies made an**uncements regarding new slates with YA projects on deck. Read more...


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