Giant Pictures has a rich history that spans several decades, with its roots dating back to the early 2000s.
The company was founded by a group of experienced filmmakers who wanted to create a studio that would focus on producing high-quality films and television shows.
Giant Pictures has produced a wide range of content over the years, including dramas, comedies, and documentaries.
One of their most notable successes was the hit TV series "The Series", which premiered in 2010 and ran for five seasons.
Giant Pictures History
Giant Pictures was founded in New York City in 2017 by Nick Savva, who had previously worked in digital distribution for the Tribeca Festival.
The company was initially launched under the name Streaming Plus, and its first film release was Newness directed by Drake Doremus.
Newness was acquired following its world premiere at the 2017 Sundance Film Festival.
Giant Pictures was initially a subsidiary of Giant Interactive, a technology services company owned by post production entrepreneur, Jeff Stabenau.
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The company focused on distribution to streaming platforms including AppleTV, Vudu, Prime Video, Netflix, Tubi, The Roku Channel, Pluto TV and Peacock.
In 2020, Giant Pictures split from Giant Interactive, although the companies maintained a close relationship as technology partners.
Giant Pictures built various apps and channels on platforms such as The Roku Channel, XUMO, LG, Vizio and Plex.
By 2022, the company was releasing upwards of 40 new feature films annually and had more than 1,000 titles under management via content partnerships with numerous independent studios.
Giant Pictures acquired American theatrical and VOD rights to A House Made Of Splinters in February 2023.
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