SING IT! is a new weekly, 10-episode, scripted comedy series from Fine Brothers Entertainment and Mandeville Films that lovingly satirizes the reality singing competitions that have become a centerpiece of pop culture. The series, which follows the behind the scenes drama of the fictional reality show "Sing It!," debuts today, May 25, 2016 exclusively on Youtube Red, the new ad-free entertainment and music subscription service.
The story begins when Sing It's long-running executive producer is fired, and Stacey Needles' (Mircea Monroe) plan to take charge is thwarted with the arrival of newcomer indie producer, Drew (Mark Sullivan). His inexperience and blind passion threaten to offset the balance of the show's quirky contestants, duplicitous executives, and rollicking crew. This fun workplace comedy not only offers a tongue-in-cheek, behind the scenes look into a music reality competition show, but includes upbeat and incredible performances from the contestants with one to be eliminated at the end of each episode until the final two are left. In a unique twist, SING IT!'s creators have added an unprecedented layer of interactivity to a scripted series. Before the final episode, viewers will be able to vote and decide which of the two finalists will ultimately win it all in this show within the show.Watch the trailer for SING IT! below:
About Fine Bros Entertainment Fine Brothers Entertainment produces some of the most viewed scripted and unscripted content in the world today, creating regular daily programming on Youtube to a highly engaged audience. They have over 17 million subscribers across their Youtube channels and generate over 140 million monthly views. Their award wig format Kids React and related shows TeensReact and Elders React are consistently rated the top tv shows on the web and are regularly covered by media all over the world. They've just premiered their new ten-episode TV series SIX DEGREES OF EVERYTHING on truTV. Prior to that they produced 12 prime-time episodes of REACTTOTHAT for Nickelodeon.Videos