GMMTV


GMMTV is a television production and talent agent subsidiary to the Thai entertainment conglomerate GMM Grammy, under The One Enterprise, which produces television shows, songs, and music videos. It was founded on August 3, 1995. Sataporn Panichraksapong is the company's chief executive officer.

History

GMMTV Company Limited was founded on August 3, 1995 by the GMM Grammy executives who saw the potential in developing, growing and strengthening the Thai television industry. The marketing department of the company was created into a separate entity to manage the television production industry. GMMTV started to produce TV game shows and music shows for analogue TV stations in Thailand at that time, namely, Channel 3, Channel 5, Channel 7, and iTV, with Duangjai Lorlertwit and Saithip Montrikul na Ayudhaya as the managing directors, respectively.
In 2007, Saithip Montrikul na Ayudhaya left the company to manage GMM Media Public Co., Ltd. As a result, Sataporn Panichraksapong, who was then the deputy managing director, became the new managing director and renamed the company into GMMTV Company Limited.
On February 2, 2009, the company started running a cable and satellite television channel named Bang Channel by moving some of the TV shows which were aired on Channel 5 to its own channel, and began to produce different television programs in other genres aside from game shows and music shows. On June 29, 2011, GMMTV had set up a joint venture with Rungtham Pumseenil to establish Memiti Co., Ltd. to expand and innovate the Thai television industry with 70% of shares held by GMMTV, and 30% held by Rungtham. Consequently, Memiti became a subsidiary of GMMTV.
Due to the business restructuring of GMM Grammy, on June 24, 2015, GMM Grammy's board of directors has passed the resolution to dispose of the total 70% shares held by GMMTV in Memiti to The One Enterprise or One 31 channel business group as a new shareholder affecting Memiti to become a subsidiary of The One Enterprise accordingly. On December 5 the same year, GMMTV's board of directors resolved to close its cable and satellite television channel and instead focus on television production for One31 and GMM 25 which are digital channels. As a result, Bang Channel stopped broadcasting from December 31, 2015, onwards.
On August 24, 2017, after Adelfos Co., Ltd, a subsidiary of TCC Group has subscribed for the newly issued ordinary shares in GMM Channel Trading Co., Ltd., GMM Grammy has restructured its business to be in line with the share subscription agreement by passing a resolution to transfer all of its shares held in GMMTV to GMMCH or the business group of GMM 25 as the new shareholder.
However, on November 27, 2020, the board of directors’ meeting of GMM Grammy, in company with Siridamrongdham Co., Ltd. of TCC Group, had the resolution to dispose of and transfer all of their shares in GMMCH to ONEE in accordance with the conditions and plans in relation to an initial public offering and list ONEE in the Stock Exchange of Thailand. As a result, the company has been a subsidiary of The One Enterprise group with Takonkiet Viravan as the indirect director since December 1.
On October 20, 2022, GMMTV set up a joint venture with Benetone Films Co., Ltd. to produce and distribute the film Congrats My Ex! and holds a 25% stake or 10,500,000 baht of the total investment.
On November 22, 2022, during the GMMTV 2023 Diversely Yours, press conference, Sataporn announced plans to invest a 51% stake in Parbdee Tawesuk Co., Ltd., the creative production house which co-produced Wake Up Ladies: The Series, The Gifted, F4 Thailand: Boys Over Flowers, etc. in an effort to grow GMMTV's business model and enhance potential and elevate Thai content to reach new heights in the global market. The acquisition was completed a month later on December 22, 2022.
Currently, GMMTV is producing entertainment programs, dramas, and television series under the supervision and management of The One Enterprise which has the right to organize both One31 and GMM 25 channels, and because of its successful production teen/drama series as well as Boys' Love series on GMM 25, The One Enterprise granted the primetime timeslot from 8:30 pm – 9:30 pm of GMM 25 for GMMTV to provide and broadcast their series every week.

Artists

Current

These are the current artists under the talent arm of GMMTV including TV presenters/hosts, actors and singers:

Former

Television and online

TV shows

Aside from its dramas and boys' love/girls' love series airing on primetime every 20:30 ICT slot on GMM25, GMMTV also produced variety shows that air on GMM25 and ONE31. Every show's full episode catch-up is available via GMMTV's YouTube channels as well as other social media platforms and partner streaming services.

Online shows

GMMTV is also releasing exclusive online shows through their YouTube channels as well as other social media platforms and partner streaming services.
On GMMTV Official
  • Saeb Save Saen – alternate Mondays
  • GMMTV Live House – Tuesdays and Thursdays
  • Arm Share with Arm Weerayut – alternate Wednesdays
  • GARNIER Witty Academy with Leo Saussay and Godji Tachakorn – alternate Wednesdays
  • JaturaMeet – alternate Thursdays
  • Pepsi Mitrchuankin Guide with Gemini - Fourth Season 2 – Last Friday of every months
  • Chuan Len Challenge
  • Manud Pa La Dek
  • Off Gun Fun Night
  • Friend.ship with Krist-Singto
  • Off Gun Fun Night
  • TayNew Meal Date
  • Jen Jud God Jig
  • Be My Baby
  • Mu Jong Pung
  • Love White Love Animal
  • Sanae Hong Krueng
  • Come & Joy Gun
  • Play2gether
  • Hungry Sister
  • Jen Jud God Jig Up Level
  • Game Nong Kong Phi
  • Bright - Win Inbox
  • Topak Tokham Titfaidaeng
  • Kuad Wicha
  • OffGun Mommy Taste
  • Hub Talk
  • Play Lift
  • Nicky Kii Tuen
  • Isuzu Max Challenge
  • Safe House Season 1
  • Safe House Season 2: Winter Camp
  • Hub! Hub
  • Safe House Season 3: Best Bro Secret
  • Let’s play Lay’s 24 Hrs.
  • Force - Book Show Real
  • Krahai Lao
  • Young Survivors
  • E.M.S: Earth-Mix Space
  • Ohm Nanon Upvel
  • Safe House Season 4: Vote Live
  • Lay's On Cruise
  • Hub A Nice Day
  • Raeng Long
  • BMC Way
  • Isuzu Magic Eyes Challenge
  • Little Big World With Pond Phuwin
  • Chuat Chuat
  • Once Upon A Time with Tay Tawan
  • E.M.S: Earth-Mix Space
  • Alpha Roommate
  • ALPHA X
  • Lay's Very Thai Very Toey
  • LYKN Late Night Live
  • Fancam For Fan
  • All Area Ticket
  • Rang Zong Gamer
  • Kaeng Puea
  • Len Mun
  • Cheer Reader
  • Lun Aroi Free Pepsi Kho Liang Dai Pa
  • LANEIGE Let It Go
  • Mission Tum Duay Jai Moment Nai Mai Wai Bok Brand
  • Saeb Save Saen
  • Hidden Hangout
  • Fully Booked
  • Rot Song Taew
  • LANEIGE Let It Go
  • High Season
  • Sip Sense Challenge
  • BRAND’S Brain Camp – alternate Wednesdays
  • Pepsi Mitrchuankin Guide with Gemini - Fourth Season 1 –
  • Peak Trip with Win Mick
  • Bestie Tasty
  • High Season
  • The Unexpected Trip by NIVEA
  • FriendEd101
  • Bestie Tasty

    Special shows

Special show is a documentary program presenting GMMTV's drama, television series and other projects, including cast and crew interviews, behind-the-scenes, and footage from the production. It normally airs a week before the first episode or after the last episode on GMM25 and GMMTV's official YouTube channel.
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Discography

GMMTV has been producing original soundtracks and covers under the label GMMTV Records. The vocalist of a song may be either an artist under GMMTV or any subsidiary of GMM Grammy conglomerate.
GMMTV revealed its brand new record label Riser Music on January 20, 2023, consisting Perawat Sangpotirat, Vachirawit Chivaaree, and Korapat Kirdpan as the initial artist roster. Later, on April 5, 2023, GMMTV held the press conference and showcase to officially launch the record label in Get Rising To Riser, along with the presentation of its label manager, Kangsomks and the two new groups of artists, namely LYKN, a boy group of winners from Project Alpha and SIZZY, a girl group who was previously under GMMTV Records.

Albums

  1. "Missing" by Krist Perawat
  2. "Why?" by Lee Thanat
  3. "Lonely Mode" by Joss Way-Ar
  4. "Unmovable" by Bright Vachirawit
  5. "My Universe Is You" by Nanon Korapat
  6. "Just So You Know" by Mek Jirakit
  7. "I'm OK" by Toy Pathompong
  8. "Invisible Tears" by Tay Tawan
  9. "What's on your mind?" by Pluem Purim
  10. "My Ecstasy"
  11. "Saturday Night"
  12. "I Think of You"
  13. "Try"
  14. "Spark!"
  15. "Cute Cute"
  16. "YOUniverse"
  17. "Knock Knock"
  18. "Please Try Again"
  19. "How Much?"
  20. "Why Always Me?"
  21. "Butterfly Effect"
  22. "B612"
  23. "Unidentified Wonder"
  24. "My Universe is You"
  25. "The Secrets of The Universe"

    Filmography

Films

As Production Company

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As Co-Production Company

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