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1. www.latimes.com › entertainment-arts › businessThe actors' strike is over — but what about the movie biz ...

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   Nov 9, 2023 · Nov. 9, 2023 1:58 PM PT. The movie industry was still recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic when two of the most essential parts of the Hollywood machine — writers and actors — went on twin ...

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2. observer.com › 2024 › 05Why the Decline of Hollywood Movies Is Inevitable: Analysis ...

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   May 23, 2024 · From 1995 to 2009, the six major Hollywood studios—Disney, Warner Bros., Universal, Paramount (PARA), FOX (FOXA) and Sony—combined to release nearly 112 theatrical films per year on average ...

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4. variety.com › vip-special-reports › film-businessFilm Business 2023: State of the Movie Industry - Variety

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   Jun 1, 2023 · In this article Hard numbers on the box office and its biggest players that reveal trends across the theatrical landscape Inside the trickiness of distribution, from how long films debut in ...

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5. www.npr.org › 2023/07/20 › 1188952468Is the TV/film industry collapsing, or just reshaping itself ...

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   Jul 21, 2023 · The movie and TV industries are in chaos. Striking actors and writers have shut down production. Broadcast TV lost viewers to cable. Then cable lost viewers to streaming TV. Now broadcast cable ...

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6. screenrant.com › hollywood-writers-actors-strikesThe 2023 Hollywood Strikes: What Was Won & What Is The Impact ...

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   At the time, the dual strikes of 2023 felt like a turning point. However, with a little distance, it seems to me they weren't turning points in themselves, but reactions to a (down)turn everyone could see coming. It was manifesting as the slow erosion of some foundational practices for film and TV professions, and showed no sign of stopping.

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   This time in the #KinoCheckNews we look back at the past year and forward to the upcoming movie year 2023! | Subscribe https://abo.yt/ki | 2023 Movie News ...

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   Is the movie industry in trouble?

   • TERRY GROSS, HOST: This is FRESH AIR. I'm Terry Gross. The movie and TV industries are in chaos. Striking actors and writers have shut down production. Broadcast TV lost viewers to cable. Then cable lost viewers to streaming TV. Now broadcast cable and many streaming platforms are in trouble. The movie industry is in trouble, too.

   Is the TV/film industry collapsing, or just reshaping itself for the

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   What happens if too many 2024 movies are deferred?

   • If too many 2024 releases are deferred (at least a dozen so far), the 2025 film slate is “going to be jammed up,” the executive noted, with the major studios competing for prime slots and releasing movies “on top of each other.”

   The actors' strike is over — but what about the movie biz? - Los

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   Which 2023 movies did not get promotional support?

   • Other high-profile 2023 releases — from Paramount’s “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem” and Disney’s “A Haunting in Venice” to Sony’s “Dumb Money” and Warner Bros.’ “Blue Beetle” — forged ahead without promotional support from their stars.

   The actors' strike is over — but what about the movie biz? - Los

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   Could the Hollywood strike exacerbate a production delay?

   • At least in the short term, the fallout from the Hollywood strikes could exacerbate this issue. Writers’ and especially actors’ ineligibility to work for companies repped by the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers during the strike has caused widespread production delays.

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   What's changing in the movie and TV industry?

   • And we're talking about the changing landscape - the dramatically changing landscape in the movie and TV industry and how that's the backdrop for the current writers and actors strike in Hollywood. Lucas, streaming was a great business when Netflix had the market kind of to itself. Now every channel and network seems to have a streaming app.

   Is the TV/film industry collapsing, or just reshaping itself for the

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   Will 2024 release voids in 2025?

   • Several studios have pushed their 2024 releases to 2025 or removed them from the calendar altogether, sparking concern among distributors and exhibitors about voids in next year’s film slate. As SAG-AFTRA announced that it has reached a tentative deal with the AMPTP studios, long-striking actors react online to the historic deal.

   The actors' strike is over — but what about the movie biz? - Los

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9. www.npr.org › 2024/01/03 › 1222755601As 2023's strikes catch up with Hollywood, box office revenue ...

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   Jan 3, 2024 · MONDELLO: From May 2 to November 9, a little over six months. In other words, the film industry lost 50% of its production time in 2023, and that means fewer movies will be ready for theaters in 2024.