Yes. Everyone in Hollawood wants to be a Chef in an expensive Restaurant but people need an every day meal first to get hungry for the fancy stuff that is served in the Restaurant.
I think the entire world is slowly learning that we've gone too far with how fast and far stuff can get to people. 24 hour news, subscription services, constantly updating gatcha games, its all just too much too often on every end. It sucks for people trying to keep track of but it cant be a picnic to be on the creation end either. I think it was Mauler that said it, but I asked EFAP members that live in Europe what the general stereotype they have of Americans is and the answer I got was we "always seems to be in a hurry." Were ironically hurrying do much to do everything that it leaves us with no time to do anything if we just said "screw it, I cant do all of that" and had to deal with the downtime.
Maybe someone can explain this to me here. Why did streaming services adopt the model of these really short, really expensive event shows to begin with? Is there a reason the cheap, 24-episode comedy season can't serve a streaming services just as well as it served the networks?
Because everyone wanted to have their own Netflix, so all at once they needed flashy content to attract customers. The reason it's only 2 seasons is that these series are "cheap" for the first two seasons, and get more expensive if they buy extra seasons. Even a popular show may be dropped for that reason. Lastly, they tend to have non-competition clauses in their contracts. Netflix in particular. While Netflix is happy to pick up a show that went off the air elsewhere (though they will probably still only give them two seasons), they won't allow others to do the same. If your show has been on Netflix, regardless of whether it started out there or not, you're out for a multi year stretch. At that point you can start back up, but the crew is nearly guaranteed to have moved on, and the audience largely forgotten about it. Once streaming services start dropping, I expect you will see the remainder move to more sensible formats.
M.o.n.e.y. L.a.u.n.d.e.r.i.n.g. This kinda stuff goes back to when the movie making criminals had to flee NYC for holly wood^ for the same reason. Yes, I'm talking way back to the first talkies... even if the first movie was of course, pawn*... same with the first picture. Naked ladies! FYI... You do understand the long history of organized crime in the industry, right? You are aware that the only way the US Military allows real military assets in a movie, is because it is a recruitment propaganda movie!? All true. Explore your world 🌈 ______________________________ * pawn: replace aw for or. ^ the wood used by Druids to make their magic wands, and where "movie magic" comes from. These ppl are insane, sick in the head baphomet worshippers. They still can't understand why their movies aren't selling to this day, all their ceremonies, human sacrifice and stuff hasn't stopped, so why has the "movie magic" stopped working. Simple answer, given I've lived this bs by "surviving" my ex-wife's satanic wiccan coven "sending me death spells" for almost a decade now, but alas I still suffer being alive and watching all this shite go down unabated. "Magic" and "Bhitchcraft" is horseshite for ladies and their fairy men that can't tell shite from shinola; Period, full stop. Any wiccan or warlocks reading this... Oh, I'm so afraid. Ffs. I'm living proof you are powerless and honestly, delusional just like Ellen Page talking to her voices in her head that spoke back to her. For ppl that have no internal monologues (are they really human?) hearing voices must have be the first time they experienced hearing their internal monologue, like Ellen. Funny af!
I think lack of network shows also takes away the "education" opportunity from new starters in entertainment business. Actors, directors, editors, writers, set coordinators... just right away start working in big budget movies or streaming service shows. A 24 episode TV show would be risk free job that they can gain experience and learn from more experienced. So we would not have this many incompetent people in big studio projects
That implies we WANT to save it... personally I have zero interest in that. I've seen through all the liberal propaganda going back decades and realise the programming it had on me. Haven't seen a new movie in years, no longer have a tv, and i feel just fine.
Keeping up with appearances is GOAT
Yes. Everyone in Hollawood wants to be a Chef in an expensive Restaurant but people need an every day meal first to get hungry for the fancy stuff that is served in the Restaurant.
Hollywood needs to lose the monopoly, and decentralise.
Why save Hollywood?
My mom constantly bemoans the loss of the 24 episode tv show.
I think the entire world is slowly learning that we've gone too far with how fast and far stuff can get to people. 24 hour news, subscription services, constantly updating gatcha games, its all just too much too often on every end. It sucks for people trying to keep track of but it cant be a picnic to be on the creation end either.
I think it was Mauler that said it, but I asked EFAP members that live in Europe what the general stereotype they have of Americans is and the answer I got was we "always seems to be in a hurry." Were ironically hurrying do much to do everything that it leaves us with no time to do anything if we just said "screw it, I cant do all of that" and had to deal with the downtime.
Maybe someone can explain this to me here. Why did streaming services adopt the model of these really short, really expensive event shows to begin with? Is there a reason the cheap, 24-episode comedy season can't serve a streaming services just as well as it served the networks?
Because everyone wanted to have their own Netflix, so all at once they needed flashy content to attract customers.
The reason it's only 2 seasons is that these series are "cheap" for the first two seasons, and get more expensive if they buy extra seasons. Even a popular show may be dropped for that reason.
Lastly, they tend to have non-competition clauses in their contracts. Netflix in particular. While Netflix is happy to pick up a show that went off the air elsewhere (though they will probably still only give them two seasons), they won't allow others to do the same. If your show has been on Netflix, regardless of whether it started out there or not, you're out for a multi year stretch.
At that point you can start back up, but the crew is nearly guaranteed to have moved on, and the audience largely forgotten about it.
Once streaming services start dropping, I expect you will see the remainder move to more sensible formats.
M.o.n.e.y. L.a.u.n.d.e.r.i.n.g. This kinda stuff goes back to when the movie making criminals had to flee NYC for holly wood^ for the same reason.
Yes, I'm talking way back to the first talkies... even if the first movie was of course, pawn*... same with the first picture. Naked ladies! FYI...
You do understand the long history of organized crime in the industry, right? You are aware that the only way the US Military allows real military assets in a movie, is because it is a recruitment propaganda movie!? All true. Explore your world 🌈
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* pawn: replace aw for or.
^ the wood used by Druids to make their magic wands, and where "movie magic" comes from. These ppl are insane, sick in the head baphomet worshippers.
They still can't understand why their movies aren't selling to this day, all their ceremonies, human sacrifice and stuff hasn't stopped, so why has the "movie magic" stopped working.
Simple answer, given I've lived this bs by "surviving" my ex-wife's satanic wiccan coven "sending me death spells" for almost a decade now, but alas I still suffer being alive and watching all this shite go down unabated. "Magic" and "Bhitchcraft" is horseshite for ladies and their fairy men that can't tell shite from shinola; Period, full stop.
Any wiccan or warlocks reading this... Oh, I'm so afraid. Ffs. I'm living proof you are powerless and honestly, delusional just like Ellen Page talking to her voices in her head that spoke back to her. For ppl that have no internal monologues (are they really human?) hearing voices must have be the first time they experienced hearing their internal monologue, like Ellen. Funny af!
Honestly? Don’t save it.
I think lack of network shows also takes away the "education" opportunity from new starters in entertainment business. Actors, directors, editors, writers, set coordinators... just right away start working in big budget movies or streaming service shows. A 24 episode TV show would be risk free job that they can gain experience and learn from more experienced. So we would not have this many incompetent people in big studio projects
Earth 2 was super popular and never got a second season because NBC refused to get lazy with it. Redo season 1 and then make us a proper season 2
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AY UP CHAPS
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That implies we WANT to save it... personally I have zero interest in that. I've seen through all the liberal propaganda going back decades and realise the programming it had on me.
Haven't seen a new movie in years, no longer have a tv, and i feel just fine.