Eight months ago, the close-knit group of friends behind long-running Dungeons & Dragons web series Critical Role ran Kickstarter’s most-funded film project ever. They started with a $750,000 goal, hoping to make a 22-minute animated short film, but ultimately ended up raising $11.4 million, enough to produce a full season of 10 22-minute episodes.
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Amazon Sets Cast For ‘Lord Of The Rings’ Series, Production To Start Next Month
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Amazon Picks Up Critical Role’s $11.4 Million Kickstarter Series ‘The Legend Of Vox Machina,’ Orders A Second Season
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Amazon Launches Ad-Supported ‘News’ Video App With CBS, HuffPost, Cheddar
Amazon has launched a news app on Fire TV devices -- appropriate dubbed News -- that will be free to watch and supported by ads.The customizable service enables users to watch content from multiple news providers in a single hub, the company detailed in a blog post.
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Amazon Pacts With Howard University On College Program To Diversify Entertainment Pipeline
Howard, the Washington D.C.-based historically black university, has joined forces with Amazon Studios in a bid to diversify the talent pool across today’s entertainment industry.
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A Glitch Was Behind The Disappearance Of Amazon Prime Video From Apple TV, App Store
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Disney And Amazon Are Arguing About Ad Inventory, Which Could Delay Disney+ Arriving On Fire TV (Report)
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Insights: You Can’t Always Get The Bandwidth You Want, But You’re Probably Getting The Bandwidth You Need
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Amazon Names Aussie Newcomer First ‘Lord Of The Rings’ Cast Member
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Taylor Swift To Headline Amazon’s Prime Day Concert Livestream
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Insights: Never Mind Peak TV, Are We Headed To Peak Game Service?
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Amazon Taps ‘Game Of Thrones’ EP Bryan Cogman For ‘Lord Of The Rings’ Prequel
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YouTube Returning To Fire TV After Amazon And Google Find Friendly Ground
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