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Content & Company

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American media studio

Content & Company, or Content & Co, was an American media studio that created branded short films and media content that was based in Los Angeles. The company was acquired by Psyop media company in 2018, expanding the company's suite of services and creator network. The company was originally founded by Stuart McLean in 2008.2 Wikipedia text CC BY-SA 4.0

Last updated Oct 21, 2026.

Overview

  • Industryentertainment1
  • HeadquartersLos Angeles1

Content & Company, or Content & Co, was an American media studio that created branded short films and media content that was based in Los Angeles. The company was acquired by Psyop media company in 2018, expanding the company's suite of services and creator network.2

The story

Content & Company (Content & Co) was founded in 2008 by Stuart McLean. Previously, McLean co-founded Bedell McLean Branded Entertainment, and later was co-president of JWTwo Entertainment. McLean was the chief executive officer of Content & Co.

In 2010, Content & Co launched the action sports series "Clean Break" for Schick Hydro on Crackle in June, and produced "Golf Therapy: Life Lessons and the Pursuit of Par" with Subway and actor/producer Brian Baumgartner in July 2010. Content & Co launched the Subway Fresh Artists campaign in September 2010.

In 2012, Content & Co launched "The 4 to 9ers," a scripted comedy for Subway that was distributed on Hulu, YouTube and other websites. In 2014, Content & Co partnered with Subway and AwesomenessTV to launch a series called "Summer with Cimorelli."

Content & Co launched the documentary series "Stand United" in 2018, in partnership with acclaimed filmmaker Robert Rodriguez and RAM Truck Brand. The series ran on Rodriguez's El Rey Network.

Content & Co was acquired by Psyop in 2018, expanding the company's suite of services and creator network.

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