Producers Charles Ketchabaw and Mark De Angelis discuss the importance of finding the right distribution partner for their critically acclaimed web series.
The deal marks the first exclusive deal for original Canadian content by Netflix, and includes two new seasons and all past seasons of the ensemble TV chuckler.
From our print issue: the Shaftesbury co’s latest transmedia effort redefines “in your face” entertainment.
From our latest print issue – how the Shaftesbury co’s edgy new transmedia property State of Syn is redefining in-your-face entertainment.
The venture aims to deliver hundreds of hours of content in the first year as VICE collaborates with FremantleMedia North America’s original digital production team.
The San Francisco-based company takes the principles of its peer-to-peer file sharing technology and applies it to streaming with BitTorrent Live.
Mondo Media talks about its release strategy for Aachi & Ssipak, distributing the series in chapters on YouTube while also selling it on paid platforms like iTunes.
The PM’s office plans a video series centred around Canada’s first lady, and Toronto Mayor Rob Ford is leveraging YouTube.
Netflix offers a glimpse into its plans for the future on Wednesday, discussing an increased original programming budget and possible new pricing plans.
Who will be the next Walk Off The Earth or Corey Vidal? YouTube aims to help creators improve content and build a fanase. (Japanizi: Going, Going, Gong! pictured.)
Versus Valerie takes home the award for best performance in a comedy, while State of Syn wins for best interactive and social media experience.
The deal builds on existing agreements JFL has with Canadian ‘casters and includes a new website and YouTube channel. (Pictured: JFL’s Gags)