Snapchat launches Snap Originals with serialized shows available for streaming now

Just five minutes of these Originals will be able to take users on a satisfying journey, with a captivating beginning, a juicy middle and a so-worth-it end!

Snapchat just did the coolest thing earlier today and announced the launch of Snap Originals and the debut of serialized Shows, including its first formal slate of exclusive scripted Shows and docu-series. These Snap Originals are already available to watch on the Discover page to Snapchatters globally too! Moving mobile TV forward with series from some of the industry’s biggest names, these originals will include Bunim/Murray Productions, The Duplass Brothers’ DBP Donut, and Brad Weston’s Makeready, as well as established film and television writers. The episodes are to be short, hyper-visual and fast-paced.  Just five minutes will be able to take users on a satisfying journey, with a captivating beginning, a juicy middle and a so-worth-it end!

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