Australian television network Network 10 has signed a content partnership deal with the short film platform discover.film, marking the first time that short form content has been made available on the 10 Play AVoD and catch-up streaming platform.

discover.film’s collection of short films launched August 9^th on 10 Play. The content will be refreshed monthly and will include movies, ‘feel good’ comedies, drama, kids’ animation, and documentaries.

“We are delighted to be partnering with 10 Play to deliver the most entertaining short form content to their audience, building on our mission to make quality shorts mainstream,” commented Sarah Thomson, CEO & Co-founder of discover.film.

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