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feedmyleg posted:Apparently only 19 days left of filming, so not that big of an impact. House of the Dragon is gearing up to shoot an entire season without writers to tweek the scripts as they go
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The gently caress https://twitter.com/cogman_bryan/status/1654148618444521478
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I'm interested to see how Apple deals with this since it doesn't licence content. Their proposition is, with the occasional exception, that their service is for their originals only.
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Tony Gilroy blink twice if the Disney lawyer who showed you that memo has a gun to your head
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Jerusalem posted:Hell yeah SAG-AFTRA, wish that the DGA had come along for the ride too. They still might if their members vote against that "tentative" deal
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Happy Landfill posted:
My hunch is the former for some of the big shows and the latter for the average streaming show
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Edward Mass posted:It's entirely possible that A24 is paid a flat fee from streamers for x amount of time on a service, but that's just my idea. My hunch is that if the streaming data ever comes out it's going to show that licenced content like this often performs a lot lot lot better than original programming and that the streamers have been massively underpaying rights holders.
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The book is filled with little short story type asides about Pennywise Pennywising throughout the history of the town. I hope they do the one where they turn in to the Creature from the Black Lagoon and rip a kid apart limb from limb.
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Rollie Fingers posted:Not that I expect most Americans to care, but the CEOs prolonging the strike is having a devastating effect on the VFX industry around the world, which their money spinning blockbusters and TV shows rely on. I'm curious, will people find work in the other film industries like those in China and India that are increasingly driven by digital effects spectacles?
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Gaz-L posted:I do wince at the whole '$30M budget movie for streaming' bit though, because that just screams that we see a lot of $25M-$29M budget films suddenly happen. Does anyone know what the average budget for a direct-to-streaming movie is?
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Dawgstar posted:The secret to the sauce is Kevin Feige. To say 'overworked executive' sounds really weird to say but is kind of true in this specific instance since Disney decided they needed a content mill to boost up D+ with a new series coming out just in time to take over for the next one so people didn't drop D+ like they do other streaming services until something new comes back so they had Feige overseeing a ton of stuff and a lot of things slipped through the cracks. It was also stuff the average moviegoer has no interest in seeing since until Endgame MCU pictures felt like an Event, but with D+ series and late-stage capitalism throwing Disney into the throes of 'must have a billion dollar picture every quarter or more' now they're the actual equivalent of going down to the comic store every week for your new issues and few people have the patience for that, especially when they're not very good. I suspect the same thing happened with Kathleen Kennedy. Before Disney Star Wars she had a tremendous track record as a producer, then under The Mouse, like Feige during the same period, she was tasked with churning out content on an absurd schedule.
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