With big and small screen production resuming in California this week, studios and networks can breathe a sigh of relief. While California doesn’t represent all of TV production, it is home to a number of studios who produce a significant amount of major shows. The industry can begin catching up for the months where shows languished in production and post-production, as well as finally start to create new series.VIP has analyzed the situation, and identified four possible outcomes for TV shows.
Another option to consider: shorter season orders. It is one thing to be able to shoot different shows with separate casts simultaneously. It’s quite another, verging on the impossible, to shoot double the episodes of a show in half the time. This will impact network juggernauts like “Grey’s Anatomy” or “Law & Order: SVU” the most.
The content drought of 2020 impacted both scripted and unscripted content. While some unscripted shows were able to carry on with filming on-site, others, notably competition and game shows, have been unable to shoot new episodes. Thus, networks and services relying on original content have been impacted, regardless of content type.
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