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Studio71
Type Online Content
Country United States, Germany, Canada, UK, Austria
Availability International
Founded 2011
by
  • Christof Wahl
  • Sebastian Weil
  • Ronald Horstman
  • Michael Green
  • Reza Izad
  • Gary Binkow
  • Dan Weinstein
Headquarters Beverly Hills, California, Berlin, Germany
Broadcast area
 YouTube, Facebook, Netflix, Snapchat, Vine, Verizon Go90, NBCU Seeso, Comcast Watchable, Roku
Area Los Angeles, New York City, San Francisco, Detroit, Chicago, Berlin, Toronto, London, Vienna
Callsigns S71
Official website
 studio71.com/us

Studio71, formerly Collective Digital Studio, is a multi-channel network. They are a subsidiary of German media group ProSiebenSat.1 with headquarters Berlin and Los Angeles. They have additional offices in New York City, San Francisco, Detroit, Toronto, London, and Vienna. The company represents more than 1000 channels, together receiving over 3.5 billion views per month and reaching one in every six millennials.[1] Studio 71 currently sits as the 12th most subscribed-to network, making it one of the top 50 YouTube networks.[2]

History

The former logo of CDS.

Collective Digital Studio was founded in 2011 by Hollywood talent agent Michael Green, The Collective Digital Studio is a full-service YouTube partner network operating beneath management and media production company The Collective (founded 2005).[3]

On July 24, 2015, Collective Digital Studios (CDS) agreed to sell itself to ProSiebenSat.1 for $83 million. On January 27, 2016, CDS announced that it was rebranding as Studio71 so the company can operate under one unified global banner. The merger lead to Studio71 becoming the number 1 MCN in Germany and a top 5 Global MCN.

The studio has partnered with Rocketjump to create Video Game High School. CDS is equally responsible for the production of the Fred live action television show, the television productions of The High Fructose Adventures of Annoying Orange and Epic Meal Empire and the anthology horror film V/H/S (2012) alongside sequel V/H/S/2 (2013).[4] As part of the YouTube Original Channel Initiative, Collective Digital Studio was funded to create BlackBoxTV – a horror and science fiction YouTube Channel. Its "I Love Makeup" channel partnered in 2015 with YouTube comedian Colleen Evans (aka Miranda Sings) to create a comic beauty series called How to Makeup.[5]

The company changed to its current name of Studio71 in January 2016.

References

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  5. ↑ Patel, Sahil. "CDS and Colleen Ballinger (and Miranda Sings) Debut New Makeup Series", TheVideoInk.com, June 18, 2015

External links

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