BEIJING and SANTA MONICA, CA—Joint venture partners China Movie Channel Program Center, Jiaflix Enterprises and 1905 Pictures—a venture of three top production and finance companies in China—and leading game publisher Electronic Arts (EA) have announced plans for a sequel to the 2014 action-thriller Need for Speed. Need for Speed 2 would be p...

BERLIN—Jiaflix President and Co-Founder Marc Ganis joined industry heavyweights at the Berlin Film Festival for a discussion on the explosion of online video in China. With 439 million Chinese now consuming video content, the industry’s major players are tackling the challenges of censorship, regulation and anti-piracy to export Western studio assets ...

Blockbusters are built on courageous decisions, deep expertise, relationships and plain hard work. While you can say that’s true everywhere, there are additional complexities and nuances in China, where it’s anything but business as usual. Months before the curtain rose on Transformers: Age of Extinction, Jiaflix was opening doors, facilitating...

Agreement Marks Latest in Series of Deals Licensing Lionsgate Film and TV Content To Chinese Marketplace

BEIJING and SANTA MONICA, CA—Reflecting the growing demand for Hollywood content in the Chinese marketplace, Lionsgate (NYSE: LGF), a leading global entertainment company, and Jiaflix Enterprises today announced a multiyear licensing agreem...

BEIJING, China. June 24, 2013– MGM Television and Jiaflix Enterprises announced a multi-year licensing agreement that includes new MGM theatrical releases for Transactional Video on Demand (TVOD) and more than 200 classic library films primarily for Subscription Video on Demand (SVOD). Jiaflix/M1905 is an internet-delivered programming service operated ...

LOS ANGELES, CA—Paramount Pictures, China Movie Channel and Jiaflix Enterprises announced today that they have entered into a Cooperation Agreement regarding the production of “Transformers 4” in China. The Cooperation Agreement was signed on April 1, 2013 in Beijing and Los Angeles.

BEVERLY HILLS, CA—Jiaflix Enterprises principals Sid Ganis, Marc Ganis and Kenneth Huang, and M1905, the official internet subsidiary of China Movie Channel/CCTV6 jointly announced today an exclusive venture to stream both Chinese and international feature films on a subscription basis (SVOD), as well as international feature films on a transactional v...