Sixzmic IP Brief
Hosted by Sixzmic Publishing Team, Sixzmic IP Brief has proudly reached 50K+ downloads across the network, making it a leading industry-focused show on the Sixzmic Podcast Network.
Hosted by the Sixzmic publishing team, Sixzmic IP Brief explores how original IP is discovered, protected, and distributed across comics, games, and animation.
From licensing deals to franchise strategy, this is the corporate lens on building entertainment properties that last.
Leverage the lessons we learn from studying the business of publishing, and apply them to your own creative and commercial journey across comics, games, and animation.
For more insights on how Sixzmic houses and protects IP, you can also explore our creator submission portal.
Listen to our twice-weekly episodes below.
And if you're new to the show, check out our episode starter packs to get smarter about IP and publishing to get smarter about industry!
Podcast Episodes
SXZ001: What Does a Modern Entertainment Publisher Actually Do? w/ Sixzmic Publishing Team
We break down the publisher model — from IP acquisition and rights management to distribution partnerships across every medium.
SXZ002: Protecting Creator IP in a Cross-Media World w/ Sixzmic Publishing Team
Trademarks, licensing frameworks, and why housing IP under one roof matters for long-term franchise value.
SXZ003: Distribution Deals: Digital, Retail, and Streaming w/ Sixzmic Publishing Team
How Sixzmic places properties across storefronts, platforms, and theatrical channels to maximize audience reach.
SXZ004: Franchise Building Across Comics, Games, and Animation w/ Sixzmic Publishing Team
Lessons from the world's leading entertainment companies on building properties designed to endure for decades.
SXZ005: Studio Partnerships Under the Sixzmic Umbrella w/ Sixzmic Publishing Team
A look at how specialized studios collaborate within the Sixzmic network to develop and publish original IP.
SXZ006: Inside the Sixzmic Submission Portal w/ Sixzmic Publishing Team
How creators submit original IP, what the review process looks like, and what happens when a property enters the portfolio.