Andrew Wallenstein President and Chief Media Analyst There may be far fewer TV shows being made in Hollywood these days than in the salad days of the peak TV era, but that just means there’s more hustling being done to get writers, producers, directors and actors staffed on a development season that goes on year-round.
For the past 10 years, Grandview Management co-founders Jeff Silver and Matt Rosen have navigated dealmaking for their roster of writers and producers for top series including “Ozark” and “House of the Dragon” with considerable savvy.
But this year, they describe an industry environment quite different than what they’ve experienced in seasons past. On the latest episode of the Variety podcast “Strictly Business,” Rosen explains that the significant reduction in total volume of original programming being ordered to series by the streaming services and linear networks has raised the bar for creatives who may have had an easier time in previous years. “Will you just be given a show?
Because so many networks have so many hours they’re now needing to fill? No, it’s going to be harder,” Rosen says. “We think that the people who get to those lofty heights, there’ll be less of a chance.
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