Circuits, a global premium video-on-demand (PVOD) platform showcasing the best of African cinema, is gearing up for its global launch in December 2024, perfectly timed for the holiday season.
The platform has tapped ‘I Do Not Come To You By Chance’ producer Chioma Onyenwe as Vice President in its bid to join the growing list of homegrown streaming alternatives looking to compete with global streaming platforms like Netflix and Prime Video.
The platform is designed to deliver premium cinematic experiences directly to viewers, allowing audiences to enjoy high-quality African films, including new releases and blockbusters, on-demand across all internet-connected devices, including smart TVs.
“Circuits represents a paradigm shift in how global audiences experience African content,” said Chioma Onyenwe. “By leveraging the wealth of talent and creativity within Africa, we’re building a resilient bridge between the continent’s vibrant film industry and global audiences who cherish our stories and films.”
What sets Circuits apart in the competitive streaming landscape is its dedication to delivering a premium cinematic experience. Key features include:
- Exclusive Content: Access to first-run cinema blockbusters and premium African films.
- Big-Screen Quality at Home: Enhanced cinematic quality replicating the theater experience.
- Advanced Security: State-of-the-art digital rights management to protect creators’ intellectual property.
- Seamless Multi-Device Compatibility: Switch effortlessly between devices without losing progress.
Circuits’ December 2024 launch lineup promises an impressive slate of titles from celebrated African filmmakers. The platform will feature monthly premieres of 5–10 carefully curated, unreleased films and blockbusters, each available for a limited 12-week viewing window.
Film lovers can join the waiting list at https://circuits.tv to secure early-bird pricing. Early subscribers will enjoy exclusive discounts on premiere titles and priority access to new releases.
In addition, Circuits is actively collaborating with African producers to license a diverse range of content. “Our mission is to celebrate the exceptional talent of African filmmakers while fostering a dynamic, sustainable creator economy that resonates with global audiences,” added Onyenwe.
This December, Circuits aims to connect viewers worldwide with the richness of African storytelling—one premium film at a time.
