Tag: FilmRise

FilmRise has revealed its 2020 success, citing the surge in demand as more consumers are staying in and relying on home entertainment.

FilmRise has acquired the exclusive North American distribution rights to the coming-of-age comedy Drunk Bus and recently signed an agreement with Night Media to bring a dozen of its digital-native creators to streaming platforms and broadcast television.

Danny Fisher, the CEO of FilmRise, tells World Screen Newsflash about the company’s unique data analytics algorithms and more in this video interview.

FilmRise has promoted Max Einhorn to senior VP of acquisitions and co-productions.

Topping FilmRise’s highlights is Deep in Vogue, a documentary that celebrates the Black, gay ballrooms of 1980s New York City and the stories of Northern Vogue and its people.

FilmRise is launching a number of new titles on its channels this fall, including Hell's Kitchen and Prince Sign 'O' the Times.

FilmRise has launched its new Destination TV Channel on the FilmRise Apps, as well as The Rifleman and Western TV Channels on Pluto TV.

FilmRise and all3media international have entered into an agreement that will expand the visibility of the latter’s existing content arrangements on the Amazon Prime Video, IMDb TV and The Roku Channel streaming platforms.

FilmRise has secured the worldwide rights to the critically acclaimed feature narrative The Short History of the Long Road, starring American singer and actress Sabrina Carpenter (Netflix's Work It and Tall Girl).

FilmRise has acquired the exclusive distribution rights in North America to the thriller Browse from BoulderLight Pictures, a Los Angeles-based production and sales company.