Apple has reportedly signed a multi-year agreement with Oscar-winning indie studio A24 to produce a slate of films for the Cupertino tech giant, Variety reported Thursday.
Snap has launched exclusive shortform shows created by professional storytellers. Not only do they use lenses and filters, but offer interactivity as well—you can swipe up to step inside a scene and experience it for yourself.
Apple’s “Carpool Karaoke” has won a prestigious award in the category of “Outstanding Short Form Variety Series” at the Creative Arts Emmy Awards.
Developer Ustwo Games has been waiting for the perfect opportunity to take Monument Valley’s world of beauty and impossibility into cinema, and now that time has come.
Apple has confirmed to the New York Times that it will start streaming its upcoming television offerings next year, setting it on a collision path with the likes of Netflix, Amazon and Hulu.
It’s based on “Losing Earth”, an interactive novelistic article by Nathaniel Rich who conducted more than a hundred interviews and spent more than 18 months researching.
Ron Moore’s unnamed, upcoming science-fiction series that he’s been tasked with doing for Apple seems to have begun filling out its main cast.
The comedy show, set in a video game development studio, will be produced by the Lionsgate-3 Arts Entertainment joint venture along with the popular video game publisher Ubisoft.
According to “Planet of the Apps” star Gary Vaynerchuk, Apple didn’t use him or his company to do the marketing. The company “did everything wrong” in terms how it marketed and position the show, he added.
Apple’s latest video effort is a new world-building drama set in the future that will see the “Game of Thrones” star Jason Momoa portray “a fearless warrior, leader and guardian.”
Apple’s latest original video content deal is “Calls,” an English-language adaptation of the French series that let viewers experience stories via real-life audio sources.
The duo will be singing popular tunes like Alanis Morissette’s “Ironic” and Salt-N-Pepa’s “Shoop” in a slightly changed variant, called “Loop” and featuring Westworld-inspired lyrics.
