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Home entertainment distributor for Universal Pictures catalog (DVD/Blu-ray and digital releases). Universal Pictures Home Entertainment has sponsored 9 YouTube channels, including The Shows Must Go On! and Screen Bites. See full sponsorship history and 2026 campaign data on SponsorRadar.
YouTube channels sponsored by Universal Pictures Home Entertainment
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Latest videos sponsored by Universal Pictures Home Entertainment

The Shows Must Go On!
Feb 6, 2026
“Two amazing behind the scenes look at the making of two classic shows! Watch Cats (1999) here: https://www.uphe.com/movies/cats-1999 Watch…”

TUNE - Musical Moments
Feb 5, 2026
“Kate Hudson and Hugh Jackman team up to sing two of Neil Diamond's songs, Cherry, Cherry and Play Me, in Song Sung Blue. Song Sung Blue (20…”

TUNE - Musical Moments
Feb 4, 2026
“Enjoy Andrew Lloyd Webber's iconic rock opera in this reworked edit of Jesus Christ Superstar, weaving together three iconic adaptations int…”

TUNE - Musical Moments
Feb 3, 2026
“When the Oil Factory choir takes the stage, what starts as a rehearsal turns into a full-blown spiritual awakening. Voices rise, chains brea…”
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Yes. SponsorRadar has identified 147 sponsored videos from Universal Pictures Home Entertainment across 9 YouTube creators, with deals as recent as February 2026. That makes them an active buyer of creator sponsorships, not a cold prospect.
Creators sponsored by Universal Pictures Home Entertainment include The Shows Must Go On!, Screen Bites, All Action. The full roster is above. Before pitching, check that your channel's niche and audience size are comparable to the channels they already work with.
Brands that already sponsor creators respond to pitches that show fit: reference the kind of channels they sponsor, lead with your audience data, and include your rates. Our guide to getting sponsored by Universal Pictures Home Entertainment breaks down their channel-size and niche patterns from tracked deal data.