Cinemation Television

Cinemation Television is the television production and distribution arm of SpringCastCinemation Inc. The company has a cable/satellite network counterpart called "SpringCastCinemation Cable", as well as an international production and distribution division named "SpringCastCinemation International Studios". It is headquartered in Calgary, Alberta, Canada and run by Eric Anderson (SVP of Alternative Programming), Justin James (President/CEO), and Mark Farrell (Chairman). It has international bureaus and offices, with 3 in the United States (Los Angeles, New York City and Chicago), 3 in Canada (Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver), 6 in Europe (London, Dublin, Amsterdam, Paris, Berlin, and Rome), 7 in Asia (Moscow, Beijing, Taipei, New Delhi, Seoul, Tokyo, and Manila), and 3 in Oceania (Sydney, Auckland and Melbourne).

History
The company was founded alongside its owner's YouTube channel on April 22, 2016 (2 years ago), initially known as GameSpin Enterprises. But as time went on, the name changed several times until finally it is currently known as SpringCastCinemation, whose logo is the SC Shield.

On November 17, 2017, AlphaGram Communications, Inc., one of Cinemation Television's subsidiaries, was sued by The Koopa Bros. in the Northeastern North Carolina Federal Court. The Koopa Bros. had already accused Steve McKenzie (Director of Business Development) of copyright infringement and overreaching intellectual property damages of worth $1.117 billion. As of June 28, 2018, it produced a new series, "WVEC Logo Bloopers". The series was set on location in Hampton Roads, Virginia, but produced in Canada at SpringCastCinemation's main campuses in Calgary, Alberta. Soon after that, Steve McKenzie was free from prison and AlphaGram Communications, Inc. was folded in to a new distribution division of Cinemation Television, known as Cinemation Television Distribution.

TV/Online Series
Cinemation Television has produced a long string of web series online for syndication via its owner's YouTube channel, which, in September 2018, will amass 10,000 subscribers and over 8,000,000 worldwide views.