Liverpool-Based American High Series Moves from YouTube to Netflix
What happened
American High, a Liverpool-based production company, is transitioning its comedy series Minimum Wage to Netflix later this month. The series, which originated as a short-form digital series, previously generated over 30 million views across platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram. American High also purchased a former restaurant in Central New York to serve as a filming location for the original episodes.
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Why it matters
The move represents a significant transition for American High from digital content creation to a major streaming platform partnership. This deal validates the commercial viability of the series and establishes American High's operational base in Liverpool.
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Who's involved
- LiverpoolLocation where American High established its production base.
- NetflixStreaming service that acquired the series Minimum Wage.
- Steve RotheramMayor of the Liverpool City Region, whose governance relates to the regional creative economy.
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The entities involved
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Liverpool
city in Merseyside, England, United Kingdom
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Netflix
American subscription video on-demand over-the-top streaming service
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