Naming & identity
A naming format that retains Epic, with agreed use across selected venue and digital touchpoints. Final placement, approvals and implementation would be negotiated.
Epic Studios · Norwich
Your brand.
An Epic stage.
We are opening a conversation with a naming partner for Epic Studios. A partnership that keeps Epic at its heart and gives the right brand a meaningful place in its next chapter.
The opportunity
More than a name
above the door.
We want to explore a long-term brand relationship, not simply sell a logo placement. The right partner could help shape how Epic is experienced by audiences, production clients and the wider Norwich community.
Epic’s own history connects the former Anglia television studios with its development under Extreme Video from 2012 and its later broadcast division. Epic’s published history
The opportunity is exploratory. No naming sponsor, rights package, term, exclusivity or price has been agreed through this website.
The business behind the venue
A television ambition.
A wider creative home.
Jonathan’s ambition was to run a television studio and build on Norwich’s media-hub vision. His 2016 account describes a hands-on family business, from editing and camera work to live performances and running the venue. The early Epic years · 0:00–2:49
As television economics changed, the business developed a broader event mix. In 2025, Jonathan explained how live entertainment and corporate activity helped put the space to work beyond individual show nights. How the model evolved · 13:49–16:11
That history is the context for a future naming partnership: a relationship with a working production and events business, not just a name on a building. The proposed rights and commercial case would be developed with the partner.
A conversation to shape together
What a partnership could include
Audience & experiences
Explore event activation, guest experiences and hospitality where practical and contractually available. Audience reach and inventory would be evidenced before commitments are made.
Content & community
Explore production-led content and community activity that fits the partner’s objectives. Content rights, production costs and delivery responsibilities would be defined separately.
The Norwich context
A familiar local model.
A distinct Epic opportunity.
The Waterfront’s official site records its Adrian Flux sponsorship announcement in September 2019. Adrian Flux Waterfront
That is a useful local example of a venue-and-brand naming relationship, not a statement that Adrian Flux is involved with Epic or that the venues offer comparable audiences, pricing or rights.
For Epic, the next step is to develop the case around its own evidence: audience profile, event mix, venue assets, contractual availability and the partner’s objectives.
Sponsorship is separate from investment.
A naming partnership is a commercial sponsorship discussion, not an offer of equity. If you are interested in investing in a business rather than sponsoring the venue, please use the investment enquiry route.
Partnerships & investment
Let’s put the right name beside Epic.
Tell us about your brand, your audience and what you would want a venue partnership to achieve.