PAVE Studios
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Website: www.pavestudios.com
About PAVE Studios
PAVE Studios is a creator first media business made up of culturally defining brands spanning genres, and focused on company owned content that lives across every media format. OpenMind produces Khloé in Wonder Land with Khloé Kardashian and spotlights pop culture, celebrities and big personalities; Crime House is fast-becoming a leading home for premium true crime stories; and Rewind launched in 2026 around the popular history genre. Each of these brands produce and scale creator-led IP across video, audio, live experiences, and more, strengthening each ecosystem by turning creators into franchises, audiences into communities, and every story into lasting value. For more information on PAVE Studios, founded by Max Cutler (who launched Parcast and sold it to Spotify, where he became a senior content executive), visit pavestudios.com
Latest news
- Sep 30: PAVE Studios released its slate for Q4/26, including a number of video shows for its three brands Crime House (true crime), OpenMind (lifestyle), and Rewind (history). The company's Crime House 24/7 show will also feature special limited series events on the run up to Halloween.
- Sep 30: PAVE Studios Continues Growth, Announces Fall Lineup - New Series Include What the Fact with Connor Tomlinson (Netflix’s Love on the Spectrum), Premiering September 30 PRESS RELEASE
- Aug 21: Good news from PAVE Studios, who have named Jennifer Passovoy, a 5x Emmy-winning producer, as Head of Unscripted Video.
- Aug 21: PAVE Studios Names Jennifer Passovoy Head of Unscripted Video - 5x Emmy Winning Producer Comes from Paramount to Help Drive PAVE’s Streaming and Celebrity Video Expansion PRESS RELEASE
- Aug 11: Crimes of Reddit is brand new today from Crime House and PAVE Studios. Reddit is an endless archive of humanity’s most disturbing, bizarre, and deeply human stories, posted by real people who actually lived them. Co-hosts Sabrina Deana-Roga and Alexis Linkletter examine a set of these stories every week, pulling at every thread until the whole twisted picture comes into view.
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