Sister Group Buys Majority Stake in U.K. Digital Production Company After Party Studios

By Alex Ritman

Alex Ritman

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Sister Group, Jane Featherstone and Elisabeth Murdoch‘s growing transatlantic powerhouse, has added to its portfolio of acquisitions by taking a majority stake in British digital-first production company After Party Studios.

Founded in 2016, After Party was set up by YouTuber Callum McGinley (best known by the name Callux), film director Ben Doyle (who goes by Rvbberduck), CEO Joshua Barnett (formerly of YMU and ITV), and Base79 founder Richard Mansell.

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