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Shonda Rhimes and Netflix have expanded their creative pact to include feature films, gaming and virtual reality content, Netflix announced Thursday.The new partnership gives Netflix and Shondaland Media the opportunity to exclusively produce and distribute feature films — the pact currently includes a branding and merchandise deal, and will now add live events and experiences.Netflix is also investing in and providing the financial and technical assistance to support Shondaland’s mission to
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new deal with Shonda Rhimes, which included gaming and virtual reality content. A report in May from The Information said Netflix had “approached veteran game industry executives about joining the company.”Last week, Netflix hired former Facebook and EA executive Mike Verdu to lead the streaming company’s push into gaming.
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new deal with Shonda Rhimes, which included gaming and virtual reality content.
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became a massive breakout hit for Netflix, the Shondaland series scored big with the 73rd annual Primetime Emmy Awards, earning a total of 12 nominations. The Regency drama is up for Outstanding Drama Series with Regé-Jean Page receiving the series' only acting nod. «It’s a joy to be seen.
became a massive breakout hit for Netflix, the Shondaland series scored big with the 73rd annual Primetime Emmy Awards, earning a total of 12 nominations.
Elaine Low Senior TV WriterNetflix and Shonda Rhimes are extending their creative relationship, inked in 2017, beyond television to feature films and gaming.Under the terms of the expanded deal, which encompasses Rhimes’ Shondaland Media and her longtime producing partner Betsy Beers, Netflix and Shondaland will exclusively produce, stream and distribute feature films in addition to potential gaming and virtual reality content.“When Ted and I decided to break the traditional network TV business
Shonda Rhimes is sticking with Netflix.