Super U's broadcast and cable partners will gain access to cutting-edge content from their own areas-and from around the world. You will have the exclusive right to exhibit all of the winners in your licensed territory.

Other joint venture partners will secure a close connection with a clearly identified target audience, thanks to Super U's sophisticated user management and monitoring system.

Contact us for further details, and then partner with us. We look forward to working with you.

Super U is happy to announce the Canadian partnership with Super Channel

Super Channel is Canada's only national pay television network, consisting of two new HD channels, four new SD channels, and an SVOD platform.

Super Channel's vision is to expand the Canadian premium TV experience by offering a broad range of fresh, entertaining movies and series. Super Channel is owned by Allarco Entertainment, an Edmonton-based media company.

Other Partners:

2880 Film Blitz - The inspiration behind the 2880 Film blitz is that there is 2,880 minutes in a weekend. During this event approximately 120 filmmakers divided into twelve teams will compete to write, shoot and edit a short film in only 48 hours (2,880 minutes). At the start of the event each team receives a secret theme on which their film must be based on. As of that moment the weekend minutes begin to tick away. 2880 Film Blitz is an initiative of the Quebec Chapter of the Documentary Organization of Canada www.docquebec.ca

Course Estrie - La Course Estrie offers emerging regional independent filmmakers training facilities and the means to explore production and distribution opportunities.

DOC - BC Chapter - The Documentary Organization of Canada (DOC) is the largest professional association of independent filmmakers in Canada, with more than 650 members across the country and over 165 members in the BC Chapter. Since 1983, DOC (formerly called the Canadian Independent Film Caucus - CIFC) has been the champion of independent documentary film and television in Canada.

Just for Laughs - At Just For Laughs, we take humour seriously. Our Festival has become a world-renowned entertainment landmark, recognized for the quality of its content and the professionalism of its staff. Twenty five years later, nearly 2000 artists and over 2 million people take part in the event, which is broadcast to millions of faithful fans all over the world.

New Schoolers - Newschoolers.com is the biggest and most interactive ski website in the world and a place where skiers from all over the planet can come and have a great experience online. Our news keeps skiers up to date on all the important things in our sport, our massively active forums gives our users a place to chat and communicate with other members, and our photo and video galleries give them a place to share the media they've created and collected. Newschoolers.com is the youth of skiing, and will continue to be as freeskiing enters its bright and growing future.

Out on Screen - For 11 days each August, the Vancouver Queer Film Festival brings the very best in queer independent cinema from around the world to Vancouver. As the city's second largest film festival, we privilege creative innovation and audience experience.

Ottawa International Animation Festival - The aim of the festival is to foster the development and growth of animation talent found within our country and region. Our animators and animation companies are among the most creative and successful in the world. The Ottawa festival helps them achieve both artistic excellence and commercial success.

Têtes à claques - TAC.TV (a.k.a Têtes à claques) is former ad man Michel Beaudet's original Canadian production of Web-based short, animated clips. Through a unique combination of claymation and video that superimposes live action on dolls and clay, the absurdly funny storylines feature a wide cast of unforgettable characters. Since its launch in mid-August 2006, the website www.tac.tv has garnered 520 million page-views and attracts more than a million fan each month. (source: Google Analytics).

VIFF - Founded in 1982, the festival's mandate is to encourage the understanding of other nations through the art of cinema, to foster the art of cinema, to facilitate the meeting in British Columbia of cinema professionals from around the world, and to stimulate the motion picture industry in British Columbia and Canada.