The company is starting a new division in order to find alternative ways to boost revenue, the Wall Street Journal reported.

The move comes as DreamWorks has released a series of films that failed to make a splash at the box office, according to the publication.

“There is an age when animation taps out,” Ann Daly, the DreamWorks president, said Tuesday at a media business conference, according to the Journal. It “would give us the opportunity to run from preschool all the way up to adults.”

Daly added that the investment in the new television division will be less than $10 million. Additionally, she said that DreamWorks is not planning to launch a video-on-demand service.

Fortune has reached out to DreamWorks for comment.

In April, DreamWorks partnered with fast food chain Denny’s to create an app for children looking to color during their family’s meal.