Lionsgate’s recently-rebranded digital content studio, Studio L, has unveiled its first-ever film and TV slate, comprising three millennial-aimed features set to premiere this spring.
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Kim Kardashian West Producing Celeb Prank Series For Facebook Watch
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First Slate From Lionsgate’s Rebranded Digital Studio Features Meghan Rienks, Annie LeBlanc
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Vimeo To Power Two Lionsgate OTT Services As Part Of Technology Pact
As part of a deal with Lionsgate, Vimeo will power Kevin Hart’s Laugh Out Loud (LOL) comedy platform and the two-year-old Tribeca Shortlist service.
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Lionsgate Launches Spanish-Language Streaming Service ‘Pantaya’ For U.S. Viewers
Pantaya, priced at $5.99 per month, will comprise both current and classic films as well as documentaries, concerts, and other original series.
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Lionsgate Ordered To Pay Jillian Michaels $5.8 Million For YouTube Fitness Videos
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Lionsgate And Mamrie Hart Sign First-Look Deal With Eye To Directing
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Hannah Hart Signs First-Look Deal With Lionsgate, Will Star In LGBTQ Feature Film
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The Onion Aims For Movie Theaters Thanks To Lionsgate Deal
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Grace Helbig Signs Overall Movie And TV Deal With Lionsgate
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Lionsgate Wants To Spend $25 Million Per Year On Projects Led By Online Video Stars
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Vimeo Launches Transaction-Based Global TV Store, Announces Content Deal With Starz
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Vimeo To Sell Lionsgate Shows Like ‘Orange Is The New Black’ With Global Television Store
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