Krempelwood
Content financing and co-production for broadcasters, TV producers, creators and media agencies
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Krempelwood
Krempelwood finances and co-produces television programmes and other creator-economy content, including YouTube channels and podcasts. Its financing helps increase production budgets and supports projects that might otherwise go unfunded.
The company works with broadcasters, production companies, producers, creators and media agencies. It also arranges content partnership opportunities for agencies and brands.
Blair Krempel and Mark Wood launched its programme finance model in 2015. Krempelwood is headquartered in London and has expanded into US programme finance and YouTube content.
Product: Financing and co-production for television programmes and creator-economy content, with branded content partnership opportunities.
Jobs at Krempelwood
Leadership
- Blair Krempel · PartnerSource: company website
- Mark Wood · PartnerSource: company website
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