A Tiny Audience February Entertainment
For ChristiAna Carroll-Becerra, executive producer of February Entertainment in Miami, with A Tiny Audience, a show of intimate live specials with important Latin artists, “we found our programming niche in music. There are no other shows like this and we would like to expand into this genre. We are very good at what we do and the artists know us. It’s a good project and people want to be part of it.”
A Tiny Audience, which is distributed by Daniel Rodríguez’s Itoydani Corporation, has two seasons to date (14×60 ’T1 and 16×60’ T2) and the production company hopes to make the third edition. The first two seasons were broadcast on DIRECTV and HBO in Latin America, and on HBO in the US.
“The second season was produced in the middle of the pandemic and we were able to keep everyone in a bubble. There was great energy. We hope to do the third season without a bubble unless it is strictly necessary,” she explained.
Carroll emphasizes that they are focused on the distribution of the second season in Latin America and worldwide, including Spain. They also own the format. “Covid has slowed down the distribution process, but we are in talks with Spain, Australia, and South Africa,” she pointed out.
At A tiny audience, an audience of 45, seated in leather seats just 12 feet from the artist, enjoy an intimate concert. The show takes place in Miami, at M Plus Media Studios, and the presenters are savvy about music, which makes the conversation with the performer more enriching.
“It is a musical genre with human interest. We always focus on questions like what is your favorite song or what was your first song, and we give the fans a chance to really get to know the artist,” she said.
The show’s creator is Maurice Keizer of February Entertainment; ChristiAna Carroll-Becerra is the executive producer; Pascal Jacquelin from Capsule Media is the director; and Rick Delgado, the director of photography.
