Thanks to a new deal, Collective Digital Studio (CDS) now has some sizable family programming on its talent roster. The multi-channel network has officially signed the YouTube channel Family Fun Pack.
Family Fun Pack, which started in 2011 and was previously a part of the Fullscreen network, follows the daily shenanigans of a five kids named Alyssa, David, Zac, Chris, and Michael. The filmed familial exploits of these young stars have turned their family’s YouTube channel into a video-views powerhouse. Family Fun Pack’s toy, kid, and family-skewing content claims over 930,000 subscribers and routinely pulls in an average of 300 million video views per month. Those kinds of numbers lands the channel on the top-viewed U.S. and global channel charts week after week. Overall, Family Fun Pack boasts a whopping 2 billion total video views.
“Family Fun Pack has gained a massive number of views for content that is fun and playful while showing a real family making the most of everyday together,” said Dan Weinstein, President of CDS, in a release. “We think there is tremendous demand for family friendly content and we look forward to working with them to create new opportunities to extend their reach.”
“We are thrilled to share our family and all of the fun that goes with it with others and look forward to working with Collective Digital Studio to not only create new content, but also expand opportunities to reach our audience through new distribution platforms,” added Kristine, mom of the Family Fun Pack kids.
The Family Fun Pack channel joins several other popular digital names in the CDS network. In February 2015, CDS boosted its talent roster with several additions, including FouseyTUBE, PAINT, and Whatever. A month after that, both comedienne GloZell Green and beauty vlogger Meredith Foster joined CDS.
CDS currently boasts over 1,000 talent partners and more than 2.5 billion video views per month.
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