Wonder Studio Project based on faith to launch a privileged video streaming service
Wonder Project’s faith programming is heading for a new subscription service per month of $ 8.99 per month on Prime Video in the United States this fall.
Kelly Merryman Hoogstraten’s new offer and Jon Erwin’s new offer, from the independent studio, nicknamed Wonder Project, will give subscribers early access to new films and original series and will offer more than 1000 hours of very organized programming from its film and emission library.
“At Wonder Project, we seek to entertain our growing audience with courageous stories that restore faith in things that deserve to be believed. Great films and television programs bring together families, friends and communities and lead a significant link in a world that wants to connection at the moment,” said Hoogstrate, which is CEO, in a press release. “As a mother, I can’t wait to have this experience of shared vision at home – thanks to a brand, we can really call ours.”
Among the programming, season 2 of the Biblical dramatic series “House of David”, the first of which will coincide with the launch of the offering before landing on Prime Video in the United States and in the world on a later date.
The series, the first season of which has reached more than 40 million viewers worldwide and has reached No. 1 on Video Prime in the United States, is created by Erwin and Jon Gunn, which serve as directors, writers and executive producers.
“We are blown away by the success of” House of David “and we can’t wait for the public to be swept away in the epic action and the drama of season 2,” said Erwin, who founded Wonder Project. “Our audience is a bad thing served and aspires to a destination in which they can trust with exceptional originals and movies and television shows organized. With the subscription of the new Wonder Project project on Prime Video, we will offer all of this and more.”
The other upcoming titles of the Wonder project include “Sarah’s Oil”, which comes out in the rooms of November 7 via Amazon MGM Studios; “The Breadwinner” in partnership with Tristar Pictures and with Nate Bargatze; The dramatic series of Amazon MGM Studios “It’s not like that” with Scott Foley and Erinn Hayes; “Young Washington”, a feature film in partnership with Angel Studios on the origins of the first American president; And “Flyer”, a narrative feature film in development on the Wright Brothers.
Prime Video is currently reaching an advertising audience of 130 million monthly active users. During the combination of the service with the other entertainment properties owned and exploited from Amazon such as Twitch, MGM Studios, Wondery and Amazon Music, the technology giant entertainment portfolio reaches an average monthly monthly public of more than 300 million.
“This exciting addition to our service reflects our commitment to provide diversified and significant content that resonates with our customers,” said Ryan Pirozzi, premium video market. “This launch represents another step in our current efforts to ensure that Prime Video offers something for everyone, and we are impatient to see how this new offer enriches the viewing experience of our customers.”
Additional details will be announced on a later date.
