Esports organization FaZeClan has taken another step into broadening its media operations by partnering with Oscar-winning producer Michael Sugar and his Sugar23 production company to form a new entertainment studio, FaZe Studios
Oscar-winning producer Michael Sugar has partnered with the esports and media organization to develop films and scripted television in line with the brand's"aspirational gaming lifestyle" image.
The new studio will focus on creating feature films and scripted television series that fit the tone of FaZe's "aspirational gaming lifestyle" brand.
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