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🚨 FormatBiz | The Rise of Mystery TV Shows: A New Era in Entertainment - Please read this editorial with an amendment, as a format's title was missing in this article. #mystery #trend #tv #format #all3media #fremantle #lineupindustries #dreamspark #youtube #unscripted #traitors #itvstudios #tf1

This piqued my curiosity. Did some research. Found out, this is bigger - the reason 'why'. And a lot more happening all around. Tech firms turning towards the next-level of user experience and personalisation. For instance, #YouTube just recently rolled out an A/B Testing feature for Thumbnails. Creators are now able to test and compare - what is working and what not. This is why you might see YouTube video thumbnails swapping around. Below post perfect summarises the 'why'. As always, our social media team @FastPix, Inc. keeps me surprised. Nay, nothing grey, nothing boring. #FastPix #Video #Trends

What we can learn from Netflix' sneak peak trailer for Stranger Things Series 5: 1. It starts with "we are half way through filming" they are taking the audience on the journey with them. 2. They have content from on set making the audience feel apart of the process. 3. It engages the audience by giving the fans a platform to discuss the series. Remember, people LOVE talking about TV! 4. They have started building an audience for the next Season well ahead of the launch. Having a strategy and capturing content from day 1 is key to successfully building and engaging an audience. Set your series up for success with these simple and cost effective strategies. You can check the trailer out here: https://lnkd.in/g7xc7aJN

Ever wondered why two different people see different #thumbnails for the same show? Or why the thumbnail for a particular TV show or movie might change on your account from day to day? It's not a coincidence. The strategy behind customized thumbnails is pure genius. And it's not just Netflix—YouTube also knows how to grab audience attention by focusing on thumbnails.   Let’s dive in. #Netflix #YouTube #Thumbnails #UserExperience #Personalization #Video

The most popular Disney+ series in Spain to get hooked on this day Disney Plus seeks to be the number one streaming platform by adding these titles to its catalog. (Infobae) Breaking Bad, Game of Thrones, Squid Game and Euphoria are some of the titles that are part of the golden age of television series of the new millennium, which have been characterized by being promoted through various platforms in the war for streaming. Whether due to the quality of the scripts, the production, the actors and even its format, Disney+ has become one of the viewers' favorite platforms to see this type of productions. 1. Grey's Anatomy Meredith Grey's life is not https://lnkd.in/dgDN8sw9

Bridgerton is one of the most popular web series with fans waiting for the release of new seasons every other year. The second part of the third season has dropped on Netflix, and fans are all over social media, voicing their opinions. They are going ga-ga over Antony-Kate's chemistry and Penelope’s long monologue in the last episode. #bridgerton #bridgertonedit #bridgertonnetflix #bridgertonsonnetflix #bridgertonseason3

As some of you may know, early in my life I suffered a personal loss that has affected me profoundly. Losing my best friend and high school boyfriend, Max, to a deadly hazing incident was something of my worst nightmares, and has lead myself and his family to advocate for hazing prevention primarily through the Max Gruver Foundation. Over the summer, The Intellectual Property Corporation, ABC News Studios and Hulu approached Max’s loved ones, asking us to participate in a documentary series, Death in the Dorms, to tell his story. Death in the Dorms 2 is now streaming on Hulu! Max’s story can be found on episode 4. To learn more about Max and his story, please visit https://lnkd.in/eY73bEbf

🏆 Did you know the VMAs drew over 4 million viewers this year? 📈 With 66 million+ social interactions, we turned to our Head of Video Activation, Hugh Scallon, to explore what this shift from social to TV viewership reveals about the evolving relationship between platforms and culture. What do you think this year’s VMAs viewership says about the connection between social, culture, and TV? Let's discuss in the comments below 👇 #vmas #culture #tv #livestreaming #social #livetv

Two freakin' sentences! Before one second reels & free floating AV clips; here is how TV shows were marketed to potential viewers via TV guides & newspapers. Similar to a lot of content on my page, YOU the reader have to do the work. It maybe a slightly niche show, but Frasier has successfully built up 30 years worth of a fanbase. So much so that it has even managed to successfully climb what I felt was an absolute uphill mountain & get renewed for a second season in the OTT era. Meaning an entirely new generation will get to experience Frasier & hopefully watch the older seasons. If you had no clue to what 'Frasier' is or was, can these two sentences get you hooked to watching the show? #ContentMarketingStrategy || #ContentMarketing || #TV || #Entertainment

US scripted series released in 2023 crash as Peak TV comes to an abrupt end New research published by Ampere Analysis reveals that a combination of strike action and a downturn in the original content boom saw scripted US series releases fall to 481 in 2023. This figure is below the 510 of COVID-hit 2020 and means 2021 and 2022 are the high watermark of 633 - the pinnacle of Peak TV. The number of series ordered was in an even more precipitous decline than releases. And due to the time lag between series being greenlit and hitting screens, this number is unlikely to rise in 2024.  The bulk of the decline in 2023 was due to SVoD services releasing 77 fewer seasons, and Broadcast TV releasing 55 fewer seasons. Broadcast releases have been falling slowly for many years, but the drop in 2023 can mostly be blamed on the strikes, delaying many new scripted seasons on broadcast TV to a mid-season start in January and February 2024. The potential for truncated 23/24 seasons doubling up with full 24/25 seasons starting in the fall may produce a temporary bounce in seasons released on broadcast in 2024, a trend we saw post-peak-pandemic in 2021. The more terminal decline is originating from the SVoD services. Netflix reduced its releases from 107 in 2022 to just 68 in 2023. This drop began in the first half of the year, so cannot be blamed on strike action. Other big reductions were from Peacock (-20 titles) Hulu (-11), Max (-9), and Paramount+ (-4). Furthermore, while other players like Amazon, Apple, and Disney+ maintained the number of series released in 2023, only Amazon maintained the series it ordered, meaning 2024 will be even lighter for almost all the major SVoDs. #peaktv #ampereanalysis #strikes #peacock #hulu #max #paramountplus #netflix #amazon #appletvplus #streaming https://lnkd.in/drVyR4W6 Ampere Analysis