Big Screen Bringing Sci-Fi Series ‘Singularity Principle’ to the Small Screen
HOLLYWOOD, Calif., Jan. 28, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) A fascinating science fiction series set around the mystery of parallel universes is being developed by Big Screen Entertainment Group (OTC: BSEG).
“Singularity Principle” is adapted from the 2013 thriller movie of the same name, which was successfully distributed by BSEG.
The movie is performing especially well on the company’s streaming service, Big Stream, and that success has prompted the small screen adaptation.
Big Screen hopes to tap into audience demand for such intelligent and entertaining content demonstrated by similar shows like Quantum Leap, Fringe, The OA, The Time Tunnel and Sliders.
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