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Allied Vaughn’s Media On Demand Collection Allied Vaughn is pleased offer you the opportunity to join us as a partner reseller of a wide selection of titles from the content libraries of select Studios, Networks, Record Labels and Content Publishers. With the changing face of traditional retail, consumers are searching for – and will buy – hard to get films, music, television shows and series on DVD, Blu-ray or CD if made available immediately to purchase. Through Allied Vaughn’s Media on Demand Collection, you can deliver your customers the titles they want today, on DVD, Blu-ray or CD, with minimum costs to you and never a title out of stock or delisted! 800-877-1778 www.alliedvaughn.com | 1 STUDIO Warner Archive MGM Limited Edition SONY Choice Fox Cinema Archives Collection Collection Collection Collection Spanning more than 75 years of The MGM Limited Edition Collection offers The SONY Choice Collection features The Fox Cinema Archives Collection from filmmaking, the Warner Archive Collection titles of all genres and many not available beloved, never-before-released titles that Twentieth Century Fox opens a fresh offers fans access to Warner Bros. on DVD until now. Look for a broad range movie lovers have asked for - covering untapped catalog of classic films with such Entertainment’s unparalleled film library of drama, comedy, westerns, horror and more than 75 years of the Columbia film Fox stars as Tyrone Power, Barbara consisting of pre-1986 MGM, RKO Radio science fiction to choose from. library. Stanwyck and hundreds of others in larger Pictures, and Warner Bros. Pictures films than life dramas, war films, comedies and and television shows. spectacles. Universal Vault Series TCM Vault Collection Disney Educational Productions Featuring rare, hard-to-find movies The TCM Vault Collection, in partnership Disney’s well respected brand of children’s from the Universal achives, this DVD with major studios, releases many of educational titles from Disney Education series showcases some of the best talent the greatest and rarest classic films from are being offered to general retail for the in Hollywood history with genres for Hollywood. Carefully selected and curated first time. These DVD series are everything everyone, including comedy, romance, by Turner Classic Movies, most of these you would expect from the creative horror, westerns, action, family and more! titles have never been released on DVD minds of Disney Education- high quality or Blu-ray, and all of them are either fully productions, entertaining for children and restored and remastered or transferred teens, and with an informative depth of from the finest available prints. subject. 800-877-1778 2 | www.alliedvaughn.com NETWORK CBS Entertainment Food Network WTTW Home Box Office CBS Entertainment brings you the wide Food Network is a unique lifestyle network Home Box Office’s made-for-TV feature HBO Latin America Group is composed of range of quality programming that has and website that strives to surprise and films, award winning documentaries, and affiliates of Time Warner Entertainment been the hallmark of CBS for years. The engage its viewers with likable hosts and hysterically funny comedic series, make up Company, L.P. and Ole Communications collection includes the top rated reality personalities, and the variety of things they one of the most comprehensive collections Group. HBO Latin America Group owns, shows such as “Survivor”, “Amazing Race” do with food. ​​​​​The network strives to be of programming. operates and distributes the leading cable along with Movies of the Week offering viewers’ best friend in food and is committed and satellite programming services in “Sidney Sheldon’s Nothing Lasts Forever” to leading by teaching, inspiring, empowering Latin America, Brazil and the Caribbean and “Hobson’s Choice”. and entertaining through its talent and expertise. Food Network is distributed to more than 100 million U.S. households and up to 35 million unique web users monthly. HBO Latin America Discovery Channel National Geographic Group Discovery Channel’s U.S. networks Discovery Channel’s U.S. networks Through unprecedented access worldwide, content is characterized by unparalleled content is characterized by unparalleled National Geographic continues to deliver production values, spectacular production values, spectacular in-depth exploration of the world we live cinematography and compelling stories, cinematography and compelling stories, in. As a brand leader for special interest and spans nonfiction genres including and spans nonfiction genres including and documentary programming, National science, exploration, survival, natural science, exploration, survival, natural Geographic’s robust catalog collection history, sustainability of the environment, history, sustainability of the environment, allows viewers to immerse themselves technology, anthropology, health and technology, anthropology, health and in historical events, current affairs, wellness, engineering, adventure, wellness, engineering, adventure, geography, natural history and more. lifestyles and current events. lifestyles and current events. 800-877-1778 www.alliedvaughn.com | 3 RECORD LABELS Essential Media Sony Music FKACO Group LLC Entertainment Essential Media Group LLC. 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