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DreamWorks mixing faves, newbies in YouTube debut

By Ryan Nakashima
Published June 16, 2014 4:49pm ET
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DreamWorks mixing faves, newbies in YouTube debut
This undated image provided by DreamWorksTV shows Jenn McAllister, host of "Record Setter Kids with JennXPenn" one of more than a dozen new shows on DreamWorks TV. On Monday, June 16, 2014, AwesomenessTV movie producer Brian Robbins kicks off DreamWorks TV, a YouTube channel that represents one of the first attempts by Hollywood to mesh the polished look of movies with the chaos of content on the Internet. (AP Photo/DreamWorksTV) | AP

LOS ANGELES (AP) — When AwesomenessTV launched as a YouTube channel two years ago, it was a bet by veteran TV and movie producer Brian Robbins on the ability of teen and tween audiences to find videos they love to watch online.

On Monday, Robbins kicks off DreamWorks TV, another YouTube channel that represents one of the first attempts by Hollywood to mesh the polished look of movies with the chaos of content on the Internet.

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