March Entertainment is an award-winning producer of branded digital content. We create compelling digital experiences for a myriad of platforms including TV, film, web, wireless and beyond! Check out some examples of our work below.
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Movies
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Digital Distribution

March Entertainment’s games cover the spectrum from quick-paced, simple games built purely for fun, to complex, interactive and immersive games designed to be entertaining and educational. Check out our offerings below.

The March Entertainment team has been at it for over 10 years, developing and managing a diverse portfolio of critically acclaimed and highly popular websites. Click on the links below to have a look at our online offerings.
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Show Sites

In addition to our portfolio of series and movies, March Entertainment has an exceptionally varied slate of projects under development. From kids' shows to prime time TV, we're always cooking up exciting new concepts.

Press

  • Friday, August 19, 2011 - 19:22

    A new interactive portal and gaming suite based on the March Entertainment show G2G: Got to Go! launched today on the CBC Kids website.

    G2G: Extra Credit is an interactive experience for tweens that seamlessly combines the worlds of social networking, gaming and creative writing. By offering numerous options for creative play within a moderated, consistently updated structure, G2G:XC will be a popular destination for kids to return to time and time again.

  • Monday, July 18, 2011 - 12:15

    March Entertainment's acclaimed animated series Yam Roll is launching on Hulu, the popular video streaming service.

    The show, which includes 39 11-minute episodes and 39 three-minute shorts, is available in the U.S. on Hulu.com and the Hulu Plus subscription service. It will join Chilly Beach, another March Entertainment show recently released on Hulu.

  • Thursday, July 7, 2011 - 11:07

    The Canada Media Fund has announced its support for two innovative projects slated for production by March Entertainment. The projects were submitted in the first round of the CMF 2011-2012 Experimental Stream, which supports innovative Canadian interactive properties.