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Contract video channels

Your company's own channel

We produce your programmes, build your channel inside Cabanga TV and run it for you - contract publishing, made for the screen.

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A crew shooting a client channel on the factory floor: the presenter talks to camera beside the line while a machinist works and the light stands frame the shot.

What you get

Contract video channels are what Cabanga has always done for clients in print - a publication of their own, made to our standard - now made for the screen. Open the form under any offer to send a brief.

Production

Programmes made to the Cabanga editorial standard: interviews, founder stories, explainers and event coverage, shot and edited by the network.

Request production
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Please fill in company.
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Use the international form, starting with +.
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Your own channel

A branded channel inside Cabanga TV that carries your programmes, your name and your story - alongside the 9 Business Channels.

Request your own channel
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Please fill in company.
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Use the international form, starting with +.
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Channel management

We run the channel for you: scheduling, descriptions, filing, refreshes and the reporting that tells you what is being watched.

Request channel management
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Use the international form, starting with +.
Please fill in main market.
Please tell us a little more.

Network reach

Your programmes are filed to the right channel and market and carried into the twelve magazine editions and their audiences.

Request network reach
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Use the international form, starting with +.
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How a channel is made

From brief to premiere in six steps

01Brief

You tell us what the channel is for, who it must reach and what you already have - footage, people, products, events.

02Plan

We set the programme slate: formats, running order, the first season and the markets it serves.

03Shoot

The crew films on location - your floor, your branches, your people - to the network standard.

04Edit

Each programme is cut, titled, described and credited, then signed off by you before anything goes live.

05Premiere

Your channel launches on Cabanga TV and is carried into the editions that cover your markets.

06Run

We keep it alive: new programmes on the agreed rhythm, refreshed shelves and regular reporting.

On location for a client channel: the director frames the founder at her shopfront while the sound operator holds the boom.

Questions answered

Contract video channels

What does a channel cost?
Every channel is quoted per brief, because the slate, the shoot locations and the running rhythm differ from client to client. Send a brief and we will come back with a quotation.
Who is it for?
Corporate affairs, brand and communications managers at companies with an audience to reach - banks, insurers, telcos, retailers, medical schemes, pension funds, universities, institutions and fast-growing firms.
Do we need existing footage?
No. We can produce everything from scratch, or build the channel around footage you already have.
Where will our programmes appear?
On your own channel inside Cabanga TV, filed to the Business Channels and country pages they belong to, and carried into the Cabanga magazine editions that cover your markets.
Who approves what goes live?
You do. Nothing is published on your channel without your sign-off.
Premiere day: a client team gathers round the boardroom screen as their channel goes live on Cabanga TV.