What Happened To Rated Red On Youtube

The media company that bills itself as a channel for "Heartland millennials" has five new shows on its horizon. Complex Networks' Rated Red has unveiled its Q3 2017 lineup, which includes a quintet of programs that will all be distributed through Verizon'due south Go90 platform.

Rated Ruby has worked social media stars into much of the content it has released so far, and more digital standouts appear within the aqueduct's upcoming slate. Brodie Smith, known for the frisbee trickshot videos he posts on YouTube, will star in For The Win, which was first announced last year. Dancer Amymarie Gaertner, a dancer who has more than i.4 million Instagram followers, will get a chance to appear alongside histrion Calum Worthy in a coming-of-age thriller chosen Boonies. YouTube star and actress Lauren Elizabeth is also ready to appear in that project.

Since Verizon and Hearst jointly acquired Complex in 2016, the Complex Networks division has worked closely with Go90. "The team at Circuitous Networks works hand-in-hand with our production partners to create strong, engaging content that represents our diverse brands all while respecting the creative process and allowing our talented partners the freedom to adventure," said Justin Killion, GM of Premium Content, Circuitous Networks, in a printing release. "These series are a testament to that model'due south success, and we look forward to working together on hereafter seasons and projects with these individuals."

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Here, via the release, are details about all the projects included in Rated Red's forthcoming content push. Beyond the people listed here, online video vetCorey Moss too served equally executive producer for For the Win, Boonies and Breaking Bass:

FOR THE WIN (UNSCRIPTED) – JULY 21

(Episodes: 24, 9-minute episodes)

Social media star Brodie Smith, ultimate frisbee fob shot superstar, is on a massive road trip, exploring unusual destinations and trying out the coolest and most unconventional sports the U.S. has to offer – from Quidditch to Flaming Tetherball to Archery Tag. With some falls and wipeouts along the way, Brodie gets a crash class in these underground sports from the innovators themselves. After some easily-on coaching, Brodie will challenge the pros (and his new friends) in their own game.

For the Win is executive produced by Nick Shore and Cassidy Lunnen for Astronauts Wanted; Brodie Smith; Justin Killion for Complex Networks. Showrunners are James Greco and Jeffrey Schmidt.

BOONIES (SCRIPTED) – JULY 31

(Episodes: 12, 10-minute)

On the eve of graduation in Boone, Texas, five disparate seniors – once childhood best friends – are united by a dead classmate's cryptic video which forces them to embark on a twisted and thrilling treasure hunt inside the haunted halls of Boone Loftier Schoolhouse.

The show stars Amymarie Gaertner (Trip the light fantastic Camp), Andi Matichack (Surreptitious), Calum Worthy (Austin & Marry), Cody Ko (Thoughts), Kyle Jones (Masters of Sexual practice), and Lauren Elizabeth, with supporting roles from Cameron Neckers, Chris Galya (Jesse), Gigi Zumbado (Pitch Perfect 2), and Wyntergrace Williams.

Boonies is written and directed by Brad T. Gottfred, executive produced by Jason Berger and Amy Laslett for Kids at Play; and Justin Killion for Complex Networks.

AMERICAN Downwardly Low (UNSCRIPTED) – August 3

(Episodes: forty, 9-minute)

Every episode of American Downwardly Depression is an all-access laissez passer to the secret events and subcultures taking place in America. Seen through the eyes of a group of friends, cameras go deep inside these worlds. From a competitive ice racing league on the frozen lakes of Wisconsin to several mixed martial arts fighters who train on a hugger-mugger subcontract in N Carolina to a crew of twenty outlaw skateboarders fierce up Texas. This is America similar you lot've never seen earlier.

American Down Low is executive produced by Rob Shaftel and co-executive produced past Jack Cole and Daryl Doeschner for Hit + Run; and Justin Killion and Melanie Moreau for Circuitous Networks

GNARKATZ (UNSCRIPTED) – Baronial 8

(24, seven to 9-minute episodes)

Actor, entrepreneur, and skater Bo Mitchell (Eastbound & Down) and his crew (aka the Gnarkatz and B-Squad) have known each other for most of their lives and ever accept each other's backs—or at to the lowest degree a photographic camera to capture all the gnarly accidents, non-stop stunts and embarrassing moments, while creating videos for social media, the skating scene or their ain amusement. From the streets and back roads of minor-town Aiken, South Carolina, to Bo's ain indoor skate park to a man-fabricated mud pit, the Gnarkatz are e'er daring each other to exercise dangerous or disgusting deeds, attempting outrageous skating tricks, or pushing the boundaries of good gustation and common sense, every bit they pull off hilarious and often chancy pranks and feats. And when things go really crazy or competitive, someone could end upwardly spinning the "Bicycle of Sus" and be forced to do some inconceivable acts that no ane should always effort at home…or would even desire to.

Gnarkatz is executive produced past Brian Graden, Dave Mace and Ryan Crow from Graden Media; and Justin Killion and Melanie Moreau from Complex Networks.

BREAKING BASS (UNSCRIPTED) – Baronial 15

(16, 11-minute episodes)

Extreme sports are taken to a new level every bit 2 immature fishermen explore lake towns effectually the country on a quest for the biggest bass. Each expedition is filled with exciting challenges as these diverse bass masters redefine the face up of angling. This is not your grandfather'south line-fishing testify.

Breaking Bass is executive produced past Lauren Lexton and Joe Correll for Authentic Amusement, Justin Killion and Rod Grable for Complex Networks.

Source: https://www.tubefilter.com/2017/07/21/complex-networks-rated-red-go90/

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