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PIXOMONDO, LLC is an international creative design and visual effects studio that specializes in producing high-quality visual effects for feature films, television, and commercials. Founded in 2001 and headquartered in Los Angeles, California, the company has expanded its presence with offices in Toronto, Vancouver, Stuttgart, Frankfurt, Beijing, and Shanghai. PIXOMONDO has garnered recognition for its work, winning an Academy Award, an Emmy, and multiple VES Awards. The company employs a collaborative design approach that enables it to tackle creative challenges and deliver innovative solutions for clients worldwide. In addition to visual effects, PIXOMONDO also engages in corporate communications, interactive digital content, live events, theme park experiences, and original intellectual property, showcasing a diversified portfolio that enhances its offerings in the entertainment industry.

Nurulize is a virtual reality software developer established in 2013 by industry veterans Philip Lunn and Scott Metzger. The company focuses on creating innovative applications that enhance creative realism and facilitate virtual content production. With a commitment to democratizing access to virtual reality tools, Nurulize aims to broaden the market and continuously improve its offerings. The company's passion for virtual reality and computer graphics drives its development efforts, fostering long-term relationships and open communication in its pursuit of innovation.

Quibi is a media company that specializes in creating mobile-first video content tailored for smartphones. Founded in 2018 and headquartered in Los Angeles, the company focuses on delivering a diverse array of original shows, including scripted series, unscripted formats, documentaries, and daily news and sports programs. Quibi's platform offers short-form episodes designed for easy consumption, allowing users to switch between horizontal and vertical viewing modes seamlessly. By targeting a core audience that seeks engaging and inspiring content, Quibi aims to provide an intuitive streaming experience that caters to the needs of mobile users.

Singtel, Sony Pictures Television and Warner Bros. Entertainment have established HOOQ, a joint venture start-up, to offer a regional over-the-top (OTT) video service in Asia. HOOQ will deliver both Hollywood blockbusters and television series, as well as popular local movies and programmes to customers anytime, anywhere by enabling them to stream and download their favourite shows on their device or platform of choice. HOOQ will be rolled out progressively in the Singtel Group’s Asian footprint, including Indonesia, the Philippines, India and Thailand, from the first quarter of 2015.

CHILI is a European entertainment company that operates a comprehensive marketplace for movie and TV enthusiasts. It offers a wide range of services, including information and reviews on cinema previews, a geo-localized ticket booking system, and access to new digital releases well ahead of pay TV schedules. The company boasts a vast library of thousands of films, TV series, DVDs, and Blu-Rays, made possible through partnerships with major production companies and independent labels. Founded in June 2012 and headquartered in Milan, Italy, CHILI has expanded its reach to the UK, Germany, Poland, and Austria, providing a pay-per-view experience with no monthly fees. Its subsidiaries include HotCorn, a digital magazine focused on film and TV series, and CineTrailer, an app that helps users find cinema listings and book tickets. Recognized for its innovative video-on-demand services, CHILI was awarded the European Entrepreneurial Company of the Year by Frost & Sullivan in November 2017. The platform is accessible on various devices, including Smart TVs, Blu-Rays, PCs, tablets, and smartphones.

Eko is a media and technology company pioneering a new medium in which stories told in live action video are shaped by viewers as they unfold. The company provides a platform for the creation and delivery of interactive video entertainment and partners with media companies, independent creators, and top brands to create experiences for highly-engaged, digitally native audiences. The company's serialized shows are distributed through eko.com, affiliate partners, and social networks; available on desktop, mobile, connected devices, and VR. Eko Studio, which includes the company's authoring tools, is also home to a large and growing community of creators who are crafting their own interactive experiences with Eko's medium. Eko provides top-quality interactive entertainment and also offers unique opportunities for brands to connect with highly-engaged audiences. Eko investors include Walmart, Innovation Endeavors, Intel Capital, Marker, MGM, NEA, Samsung, Sequoia Capital, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Warner Music Group, and WPP. The company is based in New York with an office in Tel Aviv.

Singtel, Sony Pictures Television and Warner Bros. Entertainment have established HOOQ, a joint venture start-up, to offer a regional over-the-top (OTT) video service in Asia. HOOQ will deliver both Hollywood blockbusters and television series, as well as popular local movies and programmes to customers anytime, anywhere by enabling them to stream and download their favourite shows on their device or platform of choice. HOOQ will be rolled out progressively in the Singtel Group’s Asian footprint, including Indonesia, the Philippines, India and Thailand, from the first quarter of 2015.

CSC Media Group ‘CSC’ is one of the fastest growing media companies in the UK. CSC was founded in 2007 via the acquisition of the Chart Show portfolio of channels by private equity group Veronis Suhler Stevenson ‘VSS’ and a new management team. Today CSC owns and operates 19 successful television channels across the genres of Kids, Music, Movies and General Entertainment. Its channels are available on Sky Digital, Virgin Media, Freesat and, increasingly, on Freeview. CSC also owns and operates a number of complementary websites, on-demand services and mobile apps.

Left Bank Pictures Ltd. is an independent television and film production company based in London, established in 2006. It specializes in producing feature films, television dramas, and comedy programs, and has earned multiple awards for its work. Founded by Chief Executive Andy Harries and Managing Director Marigo Kehoe, the company has developed a strong creative team with extensive experience in British filmmaking and broadcasting. In 2012, Left Bank Pictures became a subsidiary of Sony Pictures Television, which marked a significant expansion into scripted production for Sony in the UK. The company has produced notable drama series for various networks, including the BBC, ITV, and HBO, as well as comedy series for E4. Additionally, it has collaborated on motion pictures with several major studios such as Sony Pictures and Europacorp, and it continues to develop numerous projects across different genres.

Game Show Network, LLC is a television network based in Santa Monica, California, serving audiences in the United States, the Caribbean, and Canada. Founded in 1994, the network broadcasts a mix of original and classic game shows, along with skill-based competitive entertainment. Its diverse content allows game enthusiasts to participate in various formats, including television game shows, free casual games, and mobile and social gaming options, all of which offer opportunities to win cash and prizes. Additionally, Game Show Network operates GSN.com, a website dedicated to casual gaming. The company delivers its programming through cable operators, satellite providers, and telecommunication companies, and functions as a subsidiary of Sony Pictures Entertainment Inc.

JibJab creates content and tools that help people be funny in their digital lives. From its flagship JibJab Ecards, Music Videos, and GIFs, to its new JibJab Camera app, the company has been pioneering new forms of digital fun since its founding by two brothers in a Brooklyn garage in 1999. Now based in Los Angeles, California, the studio is home to world-class artists, technologists and business people working hard in pursuit of their mission to make "billions of people happy."

Crackle is a free movie streaming platform that allows users to watch a variety of movies and television shows. Originally known simply as Crackle, the service was acquired by Sony Pictures Entertainment in 2006 and is now a multi-platform video entertainment network. It provides a wide selection of content across different genres, catering to diverse audience preferences.

Grouper Networks, recently acquired by Sony Pictures Entertainment, enables its members to watch, share and create video on the Web, desktop and connected devices, and continues to be the leading innovator in the user-generated video space. Members can browse videos on Grouper.com and post them to a wide variety of third-party Web sites directly from Grouper. With one-click, members can add video to their personal pages on MySpace, Blogger, Friendster and Wordpress, or download to their desktops, iPod and Sony PSP. Grouper Networks is located in Sausalito, California

WildTangent is a leading global technology company specializing in the distribution and monetization of mobile and online applications, having delivered over 20 billion apps. The company develops a wide range of video games, including single-player and multiplayer formats across various genres such as role-playing, adventure, shooting, casual, board, puzzle, racing, and sports, catering to users of all ages. In addition to game development, WildTangent operates a digital advertising platform and entertainment services. Its latest innovation, Application Platform Management (AMP), streamlines the app management process for device manufacturers and mobile operators. WildTangent's technology is utilized by several prominent companies, including AT&T, T-Mobile, Hewlett-Packard, Samsung, and ACER, enhancing their offerings in the mobile and gaming markets.