It's not so much the content, it could have been Puff the Magic Sea Slug. It's actually having ABC Family pick up domestic rights and schedule the program for airing. The distribution of the video is another aspect of this I hadn't thought of, but that means revenues down the road. I'm more interested in the legitimacy it confers on Camelot as being able to produce acceptable material for the mainstream entertainment industry. It's not MGM Studios by a long shot, but for an OTC company whose stock was sub-penny a few days ago and is now a measly few cents, it's a big deal.
How many OTC - not to mention stinky pinkies at the bottom of the heap, can lay claim to making deals with a company like Disney? Close to nought. CMGR has pulled off something good here.
Besides Puff, their movie "Wreckage" is in post-production. There's a little fanbuzz on that. I'm interested because I'm a fan of Aaron Paul from Breaking Bad.
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