Bang partners with digital outfit Vuguru

Stan Lee's Bang Entertainment is joining track of digital studio Vuguru to produce content across a number of platforms. Vuguru, that's possessed by Michael Eisner's Tornante and backed by Canada's Rogers Media, will finance and distribute choose programming developed together with Bang. No specific projects you will need to be introduced. "Stan is not just a plentiful creator but a magnet for talent," mentioned Ray Tanz, prexy of Vuguru. "He's a unique sensibility for telling tales that have quite the hero essentially together with a significant but fun style on their behalf.In . It's the first such partnership with Vuguru, which has built a standing for buying and selling more in digital productions regularly than almost every other company. Vuguru also provides multiple-project distribution deals in place with America on the internet and Content Media. "It is the start of a fantastic new chapter that will enable us to develop our storytelling into the digital realm plus much more quickly and effectively achieve our global audience," mentioned Gill Champion, leader of Bang. "Stan as well as the creative team are delighted to begin developing new cell phone industry's and amazing figures and should not consider a far greater partner than Vuguru to help realize this ambition." There will not be anyone distribution strategy employed by the partnership. Vuguru remains proven to introduce programming the bottom line is-form episodes online before reassembling them for extended-form consumption in worldwide distribution together with other platforms. Deal was brokered by Scott Nocas, formerly from the new the new sony Network Entertainment. Contact Andrew Wallenstein at andrew.wallenstein@variety.com