Curt Marvis

Curt Marvis is CEO and Co-Founder of video curation company The QYOU.

Marvis founded The QYOU, a media and production business that provides curated internet video content for television, mobile, and video-on-demand viewing, in 2013 along with Scott Ehrlich (producer), Les Garland and G. Scott Paterson.

Curt sits on the executive board at The QYOU and helps drives the company’s global expansion.

Prior to his role at The QYOU, Marvis was President of Digital Media at Lionsgate, where he oversaw its digital business portfolio, which included the following:

• Digital delivery agreements for filmed entertainment content

• Equity investment in Break.com

• FEARnet On Demand and FEARnet.com

• EPIX premium entertainment channel

• TV Guide Network and TV Guide.com

Before joining Lionsgate, Marvis was co-founder and CEO of CinemaNow, for which Lionsgate was a lead investor since CinemaNow's founding in 1999

CinemaNow was acquired by Sonic Solutions in November 2008 for $3 million after having raised more than $40 million in venture capital over its lifetime

He served as President of publicly held game developer 7th Level, where he led a restructuring into delivery of web-based technology applications. While at 7th Level, he created and implemented business partnerships with Microsoft, RealNetworks, GeoCities, broadcast.com, IBM, and MTV, and helped orchestrate the merger between 7th Level and privately held Street Technologies to form Learn2.com, a site providing training on Microsoft Office and Windows software as well as skills for business, sales, and communications.

Prior to this, Marvis was co-founder and Executive Vice President of multimedia startup Powerhouse Entertainment, where he was a major contributor to the creation of 'Moviegames', a form of interactive entertainment that integrated original film footage with voice recognition technology. Moviegames debuted in two live-action CD-ROM games based on Disney's The Jungle Book and New Line Cinema's The Adventures of Pinocchio.

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