Original Film (Original (Original Film) is an American film production company founded in 1997, mainly engaged in film and television series production, works include "Extreme Agent", "The Impostor", "Battle of Los Angeles", "Play Dead", "The Green Hornet", "Prison Break", "If There's a Tomorrow" and so on.

Crunchyroll (abbreviated as CR) is an American online community website, created in 2006 and headquartered in San Francisco, mainly provides video services in East Asia, including animation, comics, music, games, etc.

Video Sharing Platform (Viddy) is Viddy is an application video sharing community that integrates shooting, special effects editing and social sharing. Users can shoot short videos of up to 15 seconds for special effects processing and share them with friends.

Asianfanatics is a US forum dedicated to discussing Asian film and television, created in 2004. Most of the members of the forum have some Asian background, and its operating fees come mainly from advertising and member donations.

Livestream is an advanced live video site in the United States that provides free live broadcasting services for video enthusiasts, celebrities and artists, and other groups, mainly including news, games, music, sports and other content. The New York Times, ABC News, CBS News, the Associated Press, IBM, Nike, Oscar and other major brands have established partnerships with Livestream.

Motionspire is a website that collects CG clips as its main focus. The site collects a rich content of short films, mainly including commercial short films, 3D short films, composite short films, 2D, music videos, visual effects, production features, titles and so on.

Blip is dedicated to producing outstanding original web series, giving viewers free access to a wide variety of drama, comedy, art, sports and other programs. The excellent episodes on the site are hand-selected, so you can easily find the most interesting videos.

Smories is an American children's story exchange video site, known as "YouTube for kids". The site insists on encouraging children to write, tell and share their stories, and users can click on any child's avatar grid on the homepage to enter the way of online video and share their urban. In addition, the videos are captioned.

The A.V. Club is an American entertainment and recreational newspaper and website published and distributed by The Onion, featuring review information on movies, music, TV shows, books, games, DVDs, as well as interview programs and other routine services.

Netflix is an American online video rental service founded in 1997 and headquartered in Los Gatos, California, USA. It offers online on-demand streaming and online rental and free delivery of its movies for North America and has been voted the most satisfied website by customers five times in a row.

American Broadcasting Company (ABC) is one of the top three broadcasters in the United States. ABC is one of the three major traditional broadcasters in the United States (the other two are NBC and CBS), founded in 1943 and headquartered in Manhattan, New York City, whose largest shareholder is The Walt Disney Company. Burbank, California.

The original web series video platform ( Just The Story; JTS.TV) is a paid original video sharing site created by Manson, users can pay only $3.99 per month for unlimited access to the site. At the same time, JTS also uses the incentive of sharing the subscription fee with the video publisher, which not only stabilizes the subscription customer base, but also attracts many producers to cooperate.

The CW Television Network (CW) is an American television station, founded by (CBS) and Warnar Bro. (CW's name comes from the initials of the two companies), officially launched in 2006, the main viewer group for young people, is jokingly called "youth station". "The CW has broadcast famous dramas such as Vampire Diaries, Superman, and The Lacemaster.

National In 1985, NBC was acquired for $6.2 billion. In 1985, NBC was acquired for $6.2 billion;

Video pay-per-view rental platform ( ThewatchBox is a U.S. pay-per-view rental site that pays video publishers at a price specified by them, with a minimum price of $1.99. It was created in January 2012 by Jerad Anderson, Matthew Staver, and ienshiao Ma, and provides users with content such as movies, short films, and web TV series. It also provides video publishers with 50% of the rental price as well as distribution, pricing, and rental management services.