Comedian Wanda Sykes’s latest attempt is to convert videos from smart home networks into TV programs.
The prime time Emmy winner and star of Netflix’s upshaws will host a program called “the country of the ring”. The program is produced by big fish entertainment and MGM and ring under Amazon. It will use doorbells and smart home cameras from people all over the country.
Of course, it seems to be a creepy turn, hidden camera display, such as “you were framed!” Or “punk”, which has attracted audiences for decades, is also an example of enterprise synergy.
In 2018, Amazon spent US $1 billion to acquire ring. In March this year, it spent nearly US $8.5 billion to acquire MGM, which owns big fish entertainment. Therefore, Amazon has combined them in the hope of turning the camera technology that leads to some viral moments on the Internet (people prevent package theft, marriage proposal, military gathering or mischief captured by cameras) into TV programs.
The Lord of the rings will be directed by Jamie Siminov, chief executive officer of the Lord of the rings. He may continue to strictly control the company’s image in the play, especially in view of the recent strong opposition to ring’s relationship with law enforcement departments and the company’s tendency to share users’ videos with the police without a court order.
Lin defended this practice and told dot. Los Angeles law firm said in June that “companies like ring are legally authorized to provide information to government entities. If the company considers that an emergency involving the death or serious bodily injury of any person, such as kidnapping or attempted murder, needs to be disclosed immediately… Ring faithfully applies this legal standard.”
Ring did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Siminoff’s first Hollywood credit card, nor did it respond to how it would deal with the issue of obtaining doorbell shots from users, including possible compensation for people using camera lenses. Deadline first reported the news, pointing out that the program will “broadcast the virus video shared by people through the video doorbell and smart home camera.”
In addition to Siminov, the executive producers of the ring country include mark Burnett, Barry poznik, Kani bagdikian, Dan cesario, Lucilla dagostino, Brett Calvert and Jordana Starr.