A woodworking bench covered in hand tools inside a working shop

WORKSHOP Founding Library Program

You already made the shows.

Let us give them a bigger bench.

WORKSHOP is a new streaming broadcast network for people who make things with their hands.

We're looking for great craft, building, and how-to libraries that may have more life left in them.

You keep your content. Where possible, you keep your existing deals. RVLUM handles the network.

And when your programming makes money on WORKSHOP, you can share in the new revenue we create.

Have older seasons sitting in your archive? Those are exactly what we want to see.

Good work shouldn't sit in a drawer.

You already spent the money.

You made the show.

You hired the crew.

You edited the episodes.

You built the library.

But older programming can become hard to monetize.

It may sit in an archive.

It may live on a website few people visit.

It may still get views, but not earn what it could.

Building your own streaming network takes time, money, people, technology, sales, and marketing.

WORKSHOP offers another option.

You made the content.
We build the network around it.

Put your library back to work.

WORKSHOP gives selected making and building programming a new home.

Keep Ownership

We are not asking you to sell us your shows. Your content stays yours.

Keep Other Deals

Where rights allow, we prefer deals that can work beside your current distribution.

No Network To Build

RVLUM handles the programming, brand, network operations, promotion, and monetization.

New Revenue

Your library gets another run at earning through WORKSHOP.

Real Programming

We do not dump shows into a giant content folder. We program them as television.

Share The Upside

Deal terms may include revenue sharing, guarantees, performance bonuses, or other licensing structures depending on the library.

What belongs in WORKSHOP?

If people cut it, join it, weld it, finish it, or fix it, we want to see it.

  • Woodworking
  • Furniture Making
  • Carpentry
  • Joinery
  • Timber Framing
  • Metalwork
  • Welding
  • Blacksmithing
  • Hand Tools
  • Power Tools
  • Shop Builds
  • Home Renovation
  • Restoration
  • Leather & Textiles
  • Pottery & Glass
  • Small-Batch Manufacturing
  • Documentaries
  • How-To Programming

Older programming is welcome.

Small libraries are welcome.

Large libraries are welcome.

Shows that are already available elsewhere may still qualify if the needed rights remain available.

A day on WORKSHOP.

WORKSHOP is being built like television.

Great programming deserves context.

Instead of placing thousands of videos on a screen and asking viewers to find something, WORKSHOP creates a programmed experience.

6:00 AMFirst CutShort morning how-to and technique.
9:00 AMThe BenchWoodworking and furniture making.
12:00 PMShop ClassTools, jigs, setup, and fundamentals.
3:00 PMMetal HourWelding, fabrication, and blacksmithing.
6:00 PMBuilt To LastRestoration and repair programming.
8:00 PMWorkshop PrimeFeatured shows, premieres, and future WORKSHOP Originals.
10:00 PMAfter The ShopMaker culture, documentaries, and long-form craft stories.

Your show is not just another thumbnail. It becomes part of a network built for the same people who care about your programming.

What RVLUM handles.

The Network

Brand, programming, scheduling, apps, and distribution across connected TV and the web.

The Audience

Promotion across RVLUM channels, short-form discovery, and cross-programming.

The Business

Ad sales, sponsorship, measurement, and reporting back to rights holders.

Simple from the start.

01

Send Us Your Library

Tell us what you own or represent. A title list, website, PDF, spreadsheet, or simple description is enough to start.

02

We Review The Fit

RVLUM looks at:

  • content
  • audience
  • available hours
  • rights
  • current distribution
  • technical materials
  • and how the programming could fit WORKSHOP
03

We Talk Terms

If there is a fit, we discuss what rights are available and what deal structure makes sense. Possible structures may include:

  • revenue share
  • minimum guarantee
  • fixed license
  • performance-based terms
  • or a mix
04

Your Shows Join WORKSHOP

If we reach an agreement, RVLUM handles the work needed to bring the approved programming into the network.

What does it cost?

$0 to submit your library.

There is no fee to send us a catalog for review.

If we believe there is a fit, RVLUM will discuss licensing terms with you.

Every library is different.

Terms depend on things like:

  • available rights
  • number of hours
  • content quality
  • territory
  • term
  • exclusivity
  • current distribution
  • expected audience value

We are looking to pay rights holders — not charge them to join.

Submitting a library does not guarantee that RVLUM will make an offer or license the programming.

Your library deserves more than another thumbnail.

A Giant Streaming Catalog

Your show becomes one title among thousands.

WORKSHOP

Your programming lives inside a network built around makers.

Programming+Branding+Promotion+Distribution+Monetization

= A new run for existing programming

Who we're talking to.

Producers

Independent producers with finished craft and building series.

Creators

YouTube and streaming makers with deep back catalogs.

Distributors

Rights holders representing how-to and lifestyle libraries.

Institutions

Trade schools, guilds, and brands with programming archives.

Early Partner Program

Help build the first WORKSHOP lineup.

We are currently assembling the first WORKSHOP programming library.

We are looking for a small group of rights holders whose programming fits the network from the start.

Selected partners may become part of the WORKSHOP Founding Library.

This is not a promise of distribution or revenue.

It is an invitation to explore whether your programming belongs in the network we are building.

Questions?

What's sitting in your archive?

Tell us what you have. You do not need a perfect sales deck.

Content Types

Your shows are already made.

Let's see what else they can build.

WORKSHOP is looking for making and building programming with more life left in it.

If you own it, represent it, or know where the rights sit, we want to hear from you.

No submission fee.

No promise required.

Start with what you have.

All licensing is subject to rights verification, due diligence, negotiation, and written agreement. Submission of programming does not create a partnership, license, obligation, or guarantee of distribution.