Tag: Streaming Trends
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How Brazil’s FAST Boom Is Reshaping Global Streaming
While much of Hollywood obsesses over subscriber churn and bundling strategies, Brazil is quietly flipping the script on global streaming. With skyrocketing Connected TV adoption, an explosion in FAST (Free Ad-Supported Television) viewership, and a surging online video ad market, Brazil is quickly becoming one of the most important territories in the next chapter of
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Why Talking Animals Are the Best Bet for Indie Film Distribution
Talking animals are a cinematic shortcut to universal appeal. They transcend age, culture, and language, making them a perennial favorite among distributors looking for marketable, family-friendly content. From Babe to Dr. Dolittle to more recent hits like Secret Life of Pets, talking animals have a unique ability to connect with audiences across generations. At their
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The Growing Demand for Niche Genre Films in AVOD Streaming
Advertising-based video on demand (AVOD) has transformed the streaming industry, offering free content to viewers in exchange for ad exposure. As subscription fatigue sets in and audiences seek cost-effective alternatives, AVOD platforms have seen a surge in viewership. This shift has led to increasing competition among AVOD buyers, who are willing to pay more for
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How the Music Industry’s Streaming Shift Can Help Film Investors Succeed
The entertainment industry has undergone dramatic shifts over the past two decades, with digital streaming transforming the way audiences consume content. While the music industry was among the first to experience this upheaval, the film industry has followed a similar trajectory, moving from physical media and traditional distribution to an increasingly digital, on-demand model. Film
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How to Predict Which Films Will Dominate Streaming for Years
Not every film that debuts on a streaming platform enjoys long-term success. Some movies trend for a few weeks before fading into obscurity, while others maintain steady viewership for years, generating revenue long after their initial release. Identifying films with long-term streaming potential before they break out can be a valuable skill for investors, distributors,
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Micro-Windowing, What It Means for Buyers, and the Future of Film Distribution
The traditional release model for films has been changing rapidly, and one of the most significant shifts in recent years is the emergence of “micro-windowing.” This strategy allows distributors to carve out shorter and more precise release windows across different platforms, maximizing revenue while adapting to evolving audience behaviors. For film buyers, whether independent distributors,
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How AI is Transforming Film Distribution and Curation
Artificial intelligence is transforming nearly every aspect of the film industry, from scriptwriting to visual effects. However, one of the most significant yet often overlooked areas of AI’s influence is in film distribution and curation. As streaming services, distributors, and independent filmmakers seek better ways to connect films with audiences, AI-driven technologies are reshaping how
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The Future of Indie Film and How Streaming Is Reshaping Movie Distribution
The rise of streaming has transformed the way independent films reach audiences. In the past, securing a theatrical release was the gold standard for indie filmmakers, often followed by DVD sales, television licensing, and eventually digital downloads. Today, streaming platforms dominate the market, providing indie filmmakers with both new opportunities and significant challenges. On one
