Escapade to Launch AI Powered Internet Video Platform Revealit TV at Mipcom (EXCLUSIVE)
by Leo Barraclough · VarietyDevelopment and distribution company Escapade Media, based in Australia, will launch the Revealit TV video platform at Mipcom later this month.
The 40th edition of Mipcom, the international co-production and entertainment content market, runs from Oct. 21-24 in Cannes.
Revealit TV, an AI-powered interactive video platform, allows viewers to interact with what they see on screen, either immediately or once they have finished watching a show.
Revealit TV’s shoppable, interactive and searchable viewing experience happens by way of an app armed with six cutting-edge and patented AI technologies including a voice interface, virtual try-ons and generative AI.
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Natalie Lawley, managing director of Escapade Media, commented, “This is a very exciting time for innovative content. Revealit TV’s ground-breaking technology truly elevates and enhances the viewing experience for today’s audiences.”
Garry Smith, CEO at Revealit TV, added, “We are thrilled to be working with Escapade Media at Mipcom to help complement and boost the content of their clients’ productions, and to demonstrate the innovative and pioneering Revealit TV viewing experience to the world.”
Escapade Media will be at Mipcom at stand no. R7.B15 in Cannes’ Palais des Festivals, where the company will be demonstrating the Revealit TV video platform.
Escapade Media specializes in premium dramas, children’s and factual programming. Its shows include “Stiggy,” about producer Robert Stigwood, and “Debriefing the President,” starring Joel Kinnaman, a four-hour miniseries about CIA analyst John Nixon’s 2003 interrogation of Saddam Hussein.
In development is “Portobello Road,” a 10-part drama series written and directed by Emmy Award winner Steve Shill. It is executive produced by Eric Clapton with an original score by Barry Gibb.