Source: ESE Entertainment
  • ESE Entertainment (ESE) announced that it has entered into a memorandum of agreement with Dome Productions
  • Dome is a leading media production and transmission facilities company, jointly owned by Bell Media and Rogers Media
  • ESE and Dome will leverage their respective relationship and industry contacts to collaborate on several productions during each of the three year term
  • ESE is a Europe based entertainment and technology company which focuses on gaming and esports
  • ESE Entertainment Inc. (ESE) was down 2.99 per cent, trading at C$0.65 per share at 1:15 pm ET

ESE Entertainment (ESE) has signed an agreement with Dome Productions.

Dome is a leading media production and transmission facilities company, jointly owned by Bell Media and Rogers Media. It integrates Mobile, Remi Control Room, Host Broadcaster, crewing and Transmission services, all under its corporate umbrella.

ESE and Dome will collaborate on several productions during each of the three year term. ESE will also provide Dome with the first right of refusal for ESE’s North American broadcast facilities. Dome on the other hand, will provide preferred pricing, access to engineering design, and technical workflow support.

Konrad Wasiela CEO of ESE, commented on the announcement.

“We are proud to partner with a top tier organization such as Dome Productions. They have the execution ability and scale alongside support of Rogers Media and Bell Media. Dome Productions provide a unique ecosystem of infrastructure and technology that will help us continue to scale globally.”

ESE is a Europe based entertainment and technology company which focuses on gaming and esports. The company provides a range of services to leading video game developers, publishers, and brands. It provides technology, infrastructure, and fan engagement services internationally.

ESE Entertainment Inc. (ESE) was down 2.99 per cent, trading at C$0.65 per share at 1:15 pm ET.

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