Gaming and esports production company ESPAT TV has launched ‘Creative Collective’, a New York-based group designed to deliver a range of gaming and esports produced content.
The company also announced that the Ridley Scott Creative Group (RSCG) will be joining the collective in order to create ‘live TV, advertising, and branded entertainment’ around the gaming ecosystem, according to the release.
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Alongside RSCG, it has been revealed that television production company PRG, content creation firm Unbridled Media, and Esports Stadium Arlington owner Esports Locker have joined the Creative Collective.
Dante Simpson, Co-Founder and CEO of ESPAT TV, commented on the collaboration: “It is rare to have a creative group that consistently produces top-tier work while at the same time achieving such strong performance.
“The Ridley Scott Creative Group has proven itself capable of delivering against a range of production needs, and their diverse assortment of skills and collaborative culture will benefit the clients we are now adding.”
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ESPAT TV is the second branch launched by the New York-based company in 2020. In March, ESPAT launched a digital photo and video licensing platform dedicated to esports.
Director Christian Lamb, also spoke on the launch of the Creative Collective: “ESPAT TV’s Creative Collective launch is a unique opportunity for our global network of production talent. Gaming and Esports are universal entertainment and we’re excited to explore the storytelling possibilities, from live TV, branded and episodic content to AR, VR and everything in between.”
Esports Insider says: The launch of the Creative Collective alongside collaborating with the Ridley Scott Creative Group has the potential to open up a range of opportunities to create memorable content for the esports industry. We’re excited to see what comes from the collective in the future!
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