FilmRise, the New York City-based film & television studio and streaming network, has acquired exclusive digital streaming rights including AVoD, FAST, SVoD and FVoD formats to 100 broadcast hours of programming featuring Guava Juice’s library.

The popular digital creator, also known as Roi Fabito, is known for his humorous and family-friendly video library of DIY projects, extreme challenges, gaming videos, and comedy sketches having joined YouTube in 2006. Fabito has since amassed 16.8 million YouTube subscribers.

FilmRise will create and distribute the Guava Juice library as repackaged seasons across its partner platforms. The deal is between FilmRise and Roi Fabito LLC.

Jonitha Keymoore, Head of Content for FilmRise, commented: “Adding Guava Juice to our Creator Partner Program highlights our dedication to broadening our digital creator presence within the streaming space. Guava Juice seamlessly integrates into our rapidly expanding collection of immensely popular creator content, boasting a significant and devoted fan following.”

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