Gen Z venture capitalist Marshall Sandman is giving his friends a ride in his new Portal A-funded digital series.
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Portal A has spent $1 million trying to make premium short-form work. Is it?
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Noah Beck talks love, life, and Iphis in first episode of new digital series ‘Marshall Will Pick You Up’
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Portal A is dedicating a “Moonshots” fund to finance creators’ indie projects
Moonshots first launched in 2018 as a way for Portal A to find, fund, and produce innovative projects anchored by digital-native talent. The program's first round of projects included pilots and social video experiments from creators including Alexis G. Zall and Mike Diva.
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Portal A Pacts With Ben Affleck And Matt Damon’s Pearl Street Films On Alien Invasion Series
Digital studio Portal A, known for its branded content productions, is doubling down on its efforts in the originals space in partnership with Pearl Street Films -- the nine-year-old TV and film studio co-founded by Ben Affleck and Matt Damon.
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Portal A Ups 4 Key Female Execs To Partner Status, With Equity Stakes
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Joe Biden Taps Portal A For #ImVotingFor Influencer Campaign On Instagram, Twitter
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The Drive-Thru Creator Problem: How Low-Quality Content Is Hurting Brands (And Creators)
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Adam Rippon Nabs Ketel One Sponsorship For Second Season Of YouTube Series ‘Break The Ice’
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Portal A Brings In Branded Content Veteran Todd Barrish As Head Of Revenue And Growth
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Glad Challenges YouTube Vet Grace Helbig To Create An Instagram-Worthy Dish While Offroading
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Adam Rippon Teaches Lilly Singh The Ways Of Butt-Wiggling In YouTube Series ‘Break The Ice’
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Alexis G. Zall Will Go To Frightening Lengths For Followers In Portal A’s ‘Maybe Today Satan’
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