ACCESS Newswire
24 Jan 2022, 19:13 GMT+10
LOS ANGELES, CA / ACCESSWIRE / January 24, 2022 / UMAX Group Corp. (OTC PINK:UMAX), a Nevada corporation, in an effort to support the Los Angeles comedy community, has sponsored its first comedy night with local comedian Steven Briggs.
The event 'Laughter Hours,' sponsored by Funny Media Group, a UMAX subsidiary, drew a standing-room only crowd, and featured comedy from seven comedians, food, drinks, and music from a live DJ.
'This comedy night was great for everyone involved,' said Rondell Fletcher, UMAX President and CEO. 'We are looking forward to continuing this with Steven Briggs, and we are also reaching out to work with other comedians.'
After the acquisition of Funny Media Group in May 2021, UMAX has now fully transitioned into comedy development as the vehicle to achieve a cash-flow positive operation and to provide the best return on shareholder's investment.
'I think the comedy community now sees that we've planted roots, and we consider ourselves a partner with each and every comedian we've worked with,' Mr. Fletcher says.
Mr. Fletcher also expressed his excitement for Season 2 of comedy specials, which will start taping on March 1.
'We've implemented some new features, new sets, and want to really show more behind-the-scenes with each comedian,' Mr. Fletcher said.
Mr. Fletcher has an extensive background in production and media. He has owned his own production studio in Los Angeles for the past 20 years and has produced national shows for CNN, FOX, Food Network and Comedy Central, among others.
The short-term goal for Funny Media Group is to produce content for streaming services such as Netflix and Amazon with the long-term goal of building a large media catalog for acquisition.
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UMAX Group Corp. is a Nevada corporation, is a public-quoted Pink Sheet issuer under the ticker symbol 'UMAX'. UMAX reports as an alternative reporting issuer with OTC Markets Group, Inc. and is current in its mandatory required filings (E.g., 'Pink Sheet Current').
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Company Information:
UMAX Group Corp.
2020 Bay Avenue
Los Angeles, California 90021
Website (FMG): https://funnymediagroup.com/
Website (FMS): https://BroadcastWest.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/funnymediagroupofficial/?hl=en
YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/c/FunnyMediaGroup
Investor Relations: Jack Zietz
Email: [email protected]
SOURCE: UMAX Group Corp.
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