New Form Digital To Bring Six Series To Verizon’s Go90 Video Service

Go90, a mobile video service from Verizon, is hoping to build hype for its launch through an enticing programming slate. After previously announcing deals with networks like Machinima and Endemol Beyond, Go90 has now revealed a pact with production company New Form Digital that will bring six new series to the upcoming service.

New Form, which launched in 2014, is best known for co-developing projects with YouTube stars; its first two series, PJ Liguori’s Oscar’s Hotel for Fantastical Creatures and Sawyer Hartman’s The Parallax Theory, both premiered on Vimeo On Demand in September. Five of the six series included in New Form’s Go90 deal have been revealed; they’re all based on pilots New Form released as part of the two incubator series it has launched on YouTube. Here, via Variety, are summaries about the five announced series:

  • “The Fourth Door”: Fantasy adventure about a woman who wakes up in the embattled way station between this life and the next. There she encounters mysterious and dangerous creatures that force her to face the past, present and future to save the man she loves. Created and directed by Tony E. Valenzuela.

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  • “#DoOver” (working title): “Groundhog Day”-style comedy in which a young woman gets more than she wished for when she’s stuck repeating her epic 25th birthday bash — which goes up in flames over and over. Created and written by Kathleen Grace, New Form Digital’s chief creative officer, and Shawn Dempewolff-Barrett.

  • “Miss Earth” (working title): Intergalactic sci-fi comedy about Victoria Young, a pageant queen on Earth who takes the place of her battle-tested twin sister in a competition with all of humanity at stake. Created by and starring Anna Akana.

  • “Mr. Student Body President” (working title): Dark political comedy about a charming teenage dictator, billed as “Ferris Bueller meets Frank Underwood.” Created and directed by Ryan Hunter and Jack Ferry.

  • “Cold” (working title): Crime drama about a teenage girl who seeks her birth parents only to find that her separation from them was the result of a major tragedy. In her efforts to uncover what really happened, she explores the quaint-seeming town where she would have grown up which holds many secrets. Created and directed by Emily Diana Ruth.

The first of these series to premiere will be “The Fourth Door,” which will arrive in October. The original “Fourth Door” pilot turned heads with its interactive approach and earned creator Tony Valenzuela a Streamy Award nomination for editing.

New Form’s two incubator series have both been of generally high quality (Hollywood heavyweights Ron Howard and Brian Grazer co-founded it), and when combined with the appeal of the YouTube stars who helm the studio’s projects, each New Form series has the potential to be a huge draw. For Go90, which hopes to grow a significant user base once it reaches the market, partnering with New Form’s audacious crew of creative partners is a good decision.

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