Current Productions

1. Tribes
Tribes is a revolutionary lifestyle concept combining the best of web, TV and social media under one recognizable brand. The multi-level approach taps into our young target audience fulfilling their needs for partying, fame and social interaction. In addition, Tribes is a proficient marketing tool for advertisers looking to promote their products and services in a modern media environment.

At its core, Tribes is a social networking game and trendy lifestyle. It is fun to create content for others to see, communicate with like-minded members and measure one’s popularity against friends and strangers. For some, Tribes offers a fast lane for fame and stardom, the others will find active participation opening doors for exclusive events, VIP’s and special offers.

2. X-Single
A multimedia format under development. The format is based on pairing people. The main medium is TV. X-Single is a studio production with some on-field elements. It can be produced with different content concepts depending on the target group age.

Past Productions

1. Pulssi (Pulse)
A multimedia format shown on MTV3 2003-2004. The show was for young adults, filmed on events or clubs. The content was based on different competitions, club visits, promotions. The show was lead by hosts/speakers.
The show could be seen live on TV and Internet.

Reportedly Pulssi was first the complete TV series produced by streaming content over the internet. At best the show got 300.000 viewers on late Friday night and over 6.000 participatory text messages in an hour.

2. Bileet.net

Bileet.net was an internet-TV production from 2004 to 2007. At best over 30 events per month were filmed in clubs with over 250.000 monthly viewers online.

3. Flaxi.TV

In 2007 Channel Finland launched cooperation with cable-TV channel Diggari. The content was gathered from live events around the contry and streamed over public internet to the broadcaster as constantly evolving content loop. The loop idelogy enabled the broadcaster to drive the content on air when ever there was a free slot available.