Shout! Factory will be changing its name as the company celebrates its 20th anniversary.
Since its inception in 2002, Shout! Factory has been a successful home video distributor. They have made labels such as SHOUT! KIDS, which has had home releases for beloved shows like Transformers, Sesame Street, and Gravity Falls, and Scream Factory, which has seen the deluxe Collector’s Edition treatment to films like Halloween, The Thing, Carrie, and Friday the 13th.
The company has announced it will be changing its name to Shout! Studios to better reflect their brand. To celebrate their 20th anniversary, they will also have a booth at Comic-Con International in San Diego, and contests and themed programming blocks on the 20th of every month.
They’ve also shared their new 20th anniversary logo.
What is Shout! Studios?
“Shout! Studios is a leading multiplatform media company specializing in film and TV distribution, development, and original productions. The company has been at the forefront of breaking new ground, changing and elevating the landscape of movies, series, and pop culture content over the last twenty years through packaged media, consumer products, content licensing, and distribution across multiple screens – streaming, digital download, broadcast, in-flight entertainment, and cinemas.”
“As one of the fastest-growing content producers and distributors, Shout’s experienced leadership team, robust infrastructure, and marketing expertise ensure well-designed and tailored strategies for each partner from key verticals of independent films, iconic film/tv libraries, family entertainment, and anime. Moreover, Shout’s extensive experience in diverse genres has led to the launch of several respected subsidiary brands and properties, including original movies, Shout! Kids, Shout! TV and its family of FAST channels, Scream Factory, and Mystery Science Theater 3000.”
