DORIS TV is a streaming platform and creative community built for Nigerian independent filmmakers and their audiences.
Nigeria produces more films every year than almost anywhere else on Earth. Yet independent filmmakers have nowhere to go after the cinema run ends. YouTube pays almost nothing. The big platforms left. The ones that stayed failed. DORIS TV is being built to fix that. A platform that combines streaming distribution, transparent filmmaker revenue, and a creative community all in one place, designed around how Nigeria actually works.
Give independent filmmakers a fair, recognised home — and give viewers the best affordable way to watch and discuss the stories.
Doris Entertainment Networks Limited
Ad-supported free access with subscription option for domestic Nigerian audiences, pay-per-view for premium titles, and a diaspora subscription tier — all powered by mobile money and airtime billing. No credit card required.
Viewers pause any film at any moment and drop a comment tied to that exact scene. Real-time discourse between audience and filmmaker, built directly into the core viewing experience.
A professional forum where independent filmmakers find crew, discuss funding, share resources, and collaborate. The community layer turns individual creators into a connected industry and provides a platform for viewers to share similar opinions in one place
Filmmakers see exactly what their content earns — views, ad revenue, audience geography, scene-level engagement. Every payout documented. No gatekeeper controlling the numbers.