Paramount Officially Launches Game-Changing New Studio

Paramount Officially Launches Game-Changing New Studio




Paramount Skydance has made its ambitions to become a true media giant very clear of late. Earlier this year, they out-muscled Netflix with their bid to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery, a merger that has yet to officially go through but will change the landscape of cinema forever when it does. CEO David Ellison has been adamant about plans for the combined studios to produce 30 films a year, split between the two sides and featuring 45-day theatrical windows, as a long-term commitment to supporting the theater industry. With a ton of new IP set to fall under his umbrella, though, there's one part of the market that the company has been relatively quiet about until now — video games.


Paramount Skydance has made its ambitions to become a true media giant very clear of late. Earlier this year, they out-muscled Netflix with their bid to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery, a merger that has yet to officially go through but will change the landscape of cinema forever when it does. CEO David Ellison has been adamant about plans for the combined studios to produce 30 films a year, split between the two sides and featuring 45-day theatrical windows, as a long-term commitment to supporting the theater industry. With a ton of new IP set to fall under his umbrella, though, there's one part of the market that the company has been relatively quiet about until now — video games.

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