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Maybe Sundance carries some of the blame. Maybe it doesn't. But they're not the real solution. Streaming is. Streaming should be the place, particularly Netflix, Amazon and Roku, where every indie film can find their audience. Of course, the financial motivations to do so aren't there. But if NFLX just dedicated a tiny bit of its efforts to supporting indie film, it could make a truly big difference and really open up the world of filmmaking in a way that would better the industry for Hollywood, filmmakers, and most importantly, viewers. https://lnkd.in/ejCJbu9a

Risk it. Risk it all. If you truly believe in it, risk it. Art is risky. Creativity is risky. You’ll probably regret it if you don’t risk it. You’re not alone. There are others like you. Find them through the risk journey. Risk it. Risk it all. #filmmaking #actorslife #storytelling #creativity #nevergiveup #goals #entertainment

Content Insider #866 - Movie Time Film producers want their projects seen in theaters. Theater owners want films seen in theaters. Studios don't really care much as long as the projects makes them money and today...they have options. Lots of options. Folks are shedding their pay TV bundle and jumping in/out of their streaming services for their entertainment. Going out to the movie is an option but that costs (time and money). Theater owners need to make people feel as though seat sitting is something special. It can't be that tough if you think about it. Can it? Want to read the piece online - https://lnkd.in/g8rPdyaY Need the illustrations...ping us at andy@markencom.com If you like the article, share it with a friend. If you don't, share it with two enemies or a couple of friends you want to irritate. – Andy

Filmmakers, financiers and agents are worried about the state of indie film. Some are frustrated with Sundance, which is hosting a meeting this week to address the problems. The source of their frustration is obvious. The number of hit indie movies is down about 30% from before the pandemic. Meanwhile, streaming services have tripled their movie output. The solution is less clear. What would you do to help independent filmmakers? That + more in this week's newsletter. https://lnkd.in/gK2EhGYW

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Economic advantages can be felt all over the state. These not only include a new record of $4 billion in direct spending during fiscal year 2021 in the form of 366 movie and TV productions, but to industries you might not expect!

✨Can you add any more UK 🇬🇧 HE film / tv productions to this list? 🤔 Would you say these stats are on trend or deviate from before? Or should we just be happy it’s a little busier… 📊 Production Counts… 🎥 Films: 10 in production 📺 TV Series: 16 in production 🎬 Total: 26 high-profile productions Production Types 🍿 Sequels: 2 Bank of Dave: The Sequel Andor (Series Two) - technically a prequel, but second in the series 🎞️ Adaptations/Remakes: 3 How To Train Your Dragon (live-action remake) Hedda (adaptation of play) The Sandman (Series Two - comic book adaptation) 🎯 Spin-off: 1 The Stuntman (spin-off of Kick-Ass) 💡Original Works: 20 (approximately - some may be based on source material not explicitly named) Distributors 📱Netflix: 7 🍎 AppleTV+: 3 🌟Prime Video: 3 ⭐ Starz: 2 🏰 Disney+: 1 🎬 HBO: 1 ➕Paramount+: 1 🦚 Sky/Peacock: 1 🔳 BBC/Netflix: 1 🎬 Others (MGM, Universal, 20th Century): 3 ❓N/A or TBC: 3 Trends and Analysis 📈 Rise of Streaming: Major streaming platforms completely dominate the distribution landscape, highlighting the ongoing transformation of the entertainment industry. ☂️ Risk Aversion: The small number of purely original works suggests a reliance on pre-existing intellectual property. 📍Location Preference: Productions cluster around London, Scotland, and major studio facilities like Pinewood and Shepperton. 📺 TV's Dominance: The list is heavily weighted towards television series. Important Notes 🔍 Scope: This data remains a snapshot in time (April 2024). 💰 "High-end": Classification is subjective but likely focuses on those possessing big budgets, recognizable names, and the potential for broad appeal. NB 🗯️ I asked Gemini ♊️ to give us some statistical analysis on the article…

Economic diversification is a key ingredient for proactive growth & investment to keep North Carolina a strategic player in our developing global economy:

Watch the full #webinar at: https://bit.ly/3LsLw9E     Daleen Buter, Global Tax Incentive lead at Prime Video & Amazon Studios, highlights the ease of working with the #UKgovernment on #Film and #TV production.     #Webinar #UKfilm #UnitedKingdom #UK #taxcredits #productionincentives #taxincentives #film #filmmaking #entertainment #entertainmentnews  

💹💥 Film & TV Productions have been under attack all of 2023, globally. The war in Europe, Hollywood writer-actor strikes and financial markets turmoil were global factors that played a part in slowing things down. But then there were internal industry factors primarily the revenue pressures for box-office, linear channels and SVOD or the margin pressures on animation and big budget features. Vitrina A.I.'s latest Entertainment supply-chain digest puts a spotlight on the 2023 Film/ TV Productions vs Licensing along with all the big news from the entertainment supply-chain. You can access the full digest here: https://lnkd.in/gnjHtWW4 #globalsupplychain #entertainmentindustry #svod #fremantle #sonyliv #zee5