#Jisltn davis color me pink tv

#Jisltn davis color me pink tv

to r.): Lisa Hiser, Fiona Zaring, Jorge Maldonado, Renee Arielĭavis joined Clevver way back in 2008 - when the startup was shooting video out of Maldonado’s garage - after she tried to break into TV news. Front row: Joslyn Davis (left) and Lily Marston. Davis and Marston also plan to pop in on the Shared News channel from time to time. Shared News, which soft-launched last week, is being run by host/producer Renee Ariel (previously of ClevverNews and Trendy), assistant producer/reporter Fiona Zaring, and executive producer Lisa Hiser, former head of ClevverNews who previously has worked for celebrities including the Jonas Brothers. Among the first their first guests is vlogger Remi Cruz, aka MissRemiAshten. “It’s content our audience has asked for over the years,” she said.

They expect to produce one or two videos each week. On the newly launched Shared Channel, Davis and Marston will invite fellow YouTubers into the studio to make collab videos, running the gamut from creators with 50 subscribers to millions, according to Davis. It’s something strong, with a dedicated audience.” She didn’t rule out future appearances with Hearst-owned Clevver and added, “Regardless, I’m going to be the biggest cheerleader of the Clevver brand. Now she’s focused full-time on Shared Media. After Hearst bought Clevver in February, Davis inked a limited contract to work five days over a three-month period. Davis and Marston have been teasing the launch of the venture for the last several days on social media and officially are announcing Shared Media in a video Friday.Īccording to Davis, she was one of the few Defy Media employees who wasn’t pink-slipped when the company folded last November after failing to find a buyer or new financing.

Shared Media, operating from office and studio space in Culver City, Calif., is self-funded by the three founders with no outside investors for now.