Little Dot acquires Shoreline and Asylum titles for its YouTube and FAST network

by | Aug 4, 2025 | News

Little Dot Studios (LDS) has acquired 500 hours of content from international distributors Shoreline Entertainment and The Asylum, for use on its network of over digital-first 135 channels, as well as six FAST channels.

LDS has licensed 200 hours of music documentaries from Shoreline, including deep-dive documentaries about iconic bands and artists such as AC/DC, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, David Bowie, Nirvana, Pink Floyd, Queen and Elvis Presley. These titles will be published on music channel Amplified, part of Little Dot Channels.

The remaining 300 hours come from The Asylum, renowned for cult scripted output including Sharknado and War of the Worlds. This slate will bolster LDS’s scripted YouTube offering, with content scheduled to roll out across the network in Q3 and Q4 2025, on channels such as Absolute Sci-Fi. Titles include 2-Headed Shark Attack, Mega Shark vs Giant Octopus and Sharknado: Heart of Sharkness.

Announcing the deals, LDS said the acquisitions are part of its ongoing mission to broaden its genre offering and scale its global content partnerships, unlocking fresh opportunities for monetisation and audience growth across entertainment verticals. Connie Hodson, director of content acquisitions & partnerships, said: “The scale and variety of these titles are a perfect match for our channel portfolio and genre expansion goals, as we deliver engaging, high-performing content to global digital audiences.”

David Rimawi, partner, The Asylum, added: “YouTube’s importance to film and TV distribution has never been greater and Little Dot Studios has been leading the charge.”

Pictured: Black Sabbath, Image Credit: Shoreline Entertainment

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