Skydance Animation was founded by John Lasseter after he departed from Disney at the end of 2018, and several members of Disney's animation areas such as Nathan Greno and Rich Moore and Brad Bird parted from with, even John Ratzenberger ended his legacy for being in every single Pixar film so that he could remain close to John Lasseter by switching over to become Skydance Animation's good luck charm. One of the films they have upcoming is a film based around Jack & The Beanstalk, which is looking to somewhat be a revival of the cancelled Walt Disney Animation Studios film Gigantic, but we'll see for certain once a release date gets announced and plot details are given.

If you ask me I think that Skydance Animation should even adapt other fairy tales that Walt Disney Animation Studios never got around to adapting, for instance with perhaps Hansel & Gretel and whatever else there is. Rumpelstiltskin will of course depend on if featuring him as the main villain in the 4th Shrek film already stopped any chances of that happening with Disney, which would also apply to other particular sorts of animation studios as well. But I'm sure Walt Disney Animation Studios will eventually get around to the fairy tale genre, The Princess And The Frog was their first one in 17 years, and The Little Mermaid was their first one in 30 years, although they haven't done any films that are adapted from something since Big Hero 6 and how different it is from the comics in 2014.