Veeps, a live streaming platform co-founded by Joel and Benji Madden, has expanded its business to include narrative films and with the independent mother's dramatic "Nora" in the first available title.

"Nora" will debut globally via Veeps on Saturday, May 24, following the release of dramas from SunCatcher Productions and Blonde Dog Productions.

The feature film is directed by Anna Campbell and directed by Anna Campbell, following singer-songwriter Nora, who gave up her music career and settled in the suburbs to raise children. But, as the movie’s diary explains, “her dreams have other plans” – meaning, as Nora competes with a precocious child, a new home and browse on PTA’s mom, her musical desires capture her truth through whimsical music video fantasies.

The lyrical film, described as “the inner portrait of a woman,” premiered at the festival in March, where it won the New Vision Award. "Nora" was released earlier this month on theatres and was screened in cinemas across the country, including New York, Los Angeles, Portland, Oregon and Washington, D.C.; Portland and Los Angeles running expanded due to interest. Now, by working with the live ethnic-owned Veeps, lyrical films can attract a wider audience.

“We are excited to be one of the earliest narrative films to premiere in Veeps and partner with a platform that values ​​Nora’s “completely original soundtrack,” Campbell said. “Our shared commitment to the emotional stimulation of music provides us with a unique opportunity to engage fans. It’s a film that celebrates the MTV kids we all. It’s a dream partnership and an incredible opportunity to show that independent filmmakers connect with audiences.”

Visiting special screening events starts at $14.99, and ticket prices include exclusive cast and staff interviews for Veeps experiences. Ticketkeepers for the “NORA” event will be available on the Veeps website.

Veeps will also carry vinyl LPs for the movie soundtrack. "NORA" features Campbell, Lesley Ann Warren, Kate Miner, Jay Walker and Nick Fink, and industry-experienced Noah Harmon (Airborne Toxic Incident, "American Novel", "Dandel") as original music. The partnership also has a unique component of its engagement strategy: By using affiliate links, the film’s advocates will be invited to share their financial success.

"'Nora' is a beautiful film that fills the audience with hope and insight, similar to a live show or an intimate documentary. This storytelling resonates with the audience at Veeps," said Veeps Marketing Julie Seamons. "Going to a live show or a cinema is not always an option for moms and caregivers, so delivering 'Nora' directly into the living room is the message of the movie, a wonderful way to make it easier for large audiences to get."

Added SunCatcher Productions CEO Annalisa Shoemaker: "From the early festivals and drama screenings, we know that 'Nora' is an inspiring crowd drawer. Not only can we share this great movie with a wide audience, but fans have the ability to promote this movie and sell our industry, and we promote our own industry. Veeps."

Since 2018, Veeps has streamed Billie Eilish, Bob Dylan, Brandi Carlile, Chris Stapleton, Foo Fighters, Leon Kings, Leon Kings, and more, as well as content available on Veeps.com and content on Apple TV, Roku, Roku, iOS, IOS and Android. In 2023, the company announced Veeps All Access, a subscription model that provides unlimited access to live and on-demand content, including the comedy vertical.