#avod

[npd-avpd-culture-is]

npd+suspected avpd is being too good for these people but too bad for them too. i want friends, but others are below me... but i'm below them... but there will be a bad ending if i try to interact...

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[avomagazine]

Hey, Japanese music lovers! It is Bandcamp Friday today, and we have highlighted some Japanese artists and a label. Who are you going to support today?

Five Japanese artists and labels to support during Bandcamp Friday (April 2023)

As communicated in February, Bandcamp Friday has returned for the rest of this year. And so every first Friday of the

[brewerno7]

Video Interview: Electric Entertainment’s Dean Devlin - WORLD SCREEN

Dean Devlin, CEO of Electric Entertainment, talks about his current projects, working with AVOD platforms, financial models, the benefits of being an independent company and more.

2-9-2023  Short but good interview with Dean Devlin abt all his shows .. 

The Librarians .. Almost Paradise... Leverage Redemption .. The Ark

[avodhisse]

A.V.O.D. KURUTULMUS GIDA VE TARIM URUNLERI A.S.(AVOD) hisse fiyatı, AVOD için detaylı grafikler, teknik analizler, yatırım getirisi hesaplamaları ve hisse yorumları - BirBorsa.com

avod hisse

[fearsmagazine]

Terror Films launches AVOD Channel in January with LAST RADIO CALL and EVIL AT THE DOOR

Genre distributor TERROR FILMS, will officially launch their YouTube AVOD channel in 2022 with 2 new releases.

The first film out of the gate will be Isaac Rodriguez’s found footage horror film, “LAST RADIO CALL” on January 14th, followed by Kipp Tribble’s home invasion horror film, “EVIL AT THE DOOR” on January 21st. The films will premiere exclusively on the Terror Films channel featuring a live chat event with the filmmakers, cast and fans during the premiere. The films will be released wide, across Digital and VOD platforms one week later after their premieres.

In addition to new releases, the channel will also feature the distributor’s entire library of diverse, indie horror films, which will eventually expand to an international audience.

“This is such an exciting time for us as a company”, stated Terror Films’ President, Joe Dain. “This was a necessary, next step in our ongoing efforts to grow our brand while increasing the reach and revenue streams of our amazing library of horror films”.

Written and Directed Rodriguez, who also produced alongside Cynthia Bergen, LAST RADIO CALL centers around Officer David Serling, who went missing inside the abandoned Yorktown Memorial Hospital. One year later, his wife has hired a film crew to help bring light on what really happened that night. Using recovered body cam footage, she discovers a dark secret that sends her spiraling down a horrific path of ancient evil. She must now face an unknown terror to find the answers she desperately seeks. Starring Sarah Froelich, Jason Scarbough, June Griffin Garcia, Ali Alkhafaji, KeeKee Takatsuki, Bert Lopez, and Makayla Rodriguez, the film will be available across digital and VOD platforms January 21st, one week after it debuts on the Terror Films Channel.

The Last Radio Call - Official Trailer https://youtu.be/fVTU17t_W8Q

Written and Directed by Tribble, who also produced alongside Patrick Rivera, Kenny Yates and Executive Producer Richard Siegelman , EVIL AT THE DOOR centers around a secret guild that has operated for nearly a century, known as The Locusts. Once a year this guild treats its members to a night of curated home invasions (aka, "runs"), known underground as "The Night of The Locusts". With 180 minutes to do as they please with the occupants of the selected home, four masked men enter the home of Daniel and Jessica and begin to engage in sick, twisted games with them. Unbeknownst to the intruders, Liz, Jessica’s younger sister, is hiding under the bed. While the run time winds down, Liz plots her escape as The Locusts realize there is a traitor in their group. But will the division amongst the intruders be enough distraction for Liz to survive before The Locusts' clock runs out? Starring Bruce Davison, Andrea Sweeney Blanco, Robert Allen Mukes, Kipp Tribble, Kenny Yates, Sunny Doench and Richard Siegelman, the film will be available across digital and VOD platforms January 28th, one week after it debuts on the Terror Films Channel.

Evil At The Door - Official Trailer https://youtu.be/v-iD80efLpc

[wilwheaton]

Boom. We just dinosized your movie collection – for free. | Plex

Wow. Today is the day we’ll start streaming thousands of free movies, TV shows, extreme sports films, music documentaries, Bollywood...

Wow. Today is the day we’ll start streaming thousands of free movies, TV shows, extreme sports films, music documentaries, Bollywood musicals, and more. Some super familiar stuff (Hey there, Nic Cage! Looking good, Tom Cruise! You’re totally Overboard, Goldie Hawn!) and super obscure stuff too (welcome to Plex, Squid Man!). All of this goodness is ready to go as soon as you open Plex.

While there might be, oh, one or two other streaming services already out there 😉, we’re building on our decade of extreme passion for media to deliver the best experience possible, while also giving you the control and customization to stream it your way. So dip your toes in and give it a whirl! As with all the Plex content offerings, you can move the free movie source up and down your sidebar or even hide it forever—you’re always in control of your own destiny, or at least your own interface.

Holy crap this is awesome.

[dbloom]

Q&A: Frost Prioleau, CEO Of Simpli.Fi Demand-Side Ad Platform

Q&A: Frost Prioleau, CEO Of Simpli.Fi Demand-Side Ad Platform

Frost Prioleau is CEO of Simpli.Fi, a demand-side ad platform based in Fort Worth, Texas, that handles all kinds of online advertising from desktop display to mobile to the hottest new platforms, Connected and Smart TVs. TVRev talked with Prioleau about the huge jumps in ad spend his company is seeing especially on Connected TV during the pandemic, what kinds of programming is working best, and…

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[npd-avpd-culture-is]

i’m pretty certain about avpd but questioning npd. avpd+npd culture is being terrified of being perceived but also craving validation from people who might understand what i’m going through. ;v; i thought “i can’t possibly have npd” but then i found out seeking out praise will boost my energy enough to overcome the urge to avoid for a little while. but then sometimes too much praise just scares me. i thought “i can’t possibly have npd” but then i realized i often put on this cute passive silly mask cus i think it makes me likeable. and i guess the avpd makes me too scared to put on a more assertive mask instead. haha i may be sending more asks now while i vent and figure myself out (also i’m a system too so i understand even more)

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