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- Digitalization is fundamentally changing production processes and the distribution of content. All-IP is becoming the standard for TV and video, and fast fiber optic networks and 5G are enabling ever more flexible and mobile consumption of media content.
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- Uptick in New Streaming Platforms. As worldwide lockdown measures drove people indoors, audience demand for home entertainment surged. Between 2019-2020, the number of global online video subscriptions increased by 26%, reaching 1.2 billion subscriptions.
- Surge in Content Spending. As more platforms emerge and audience demand grows, spending on content production continues to ramp up as well. In 2020, a record-breaking $220.2 billion was spent on making and acquiring new feature films and TV programming—that’s a 16.5% increase compared to production spending in 2019.
- Spending on Indie Content Rises. With overall content spending at an all-time high, the independent film (indie) market is experiencing growth as well.
- TV Budgets Continue to Soar. As more competition enters the streaming market, producers are facing pressure to up their production value so they can keep their audience’s attention.
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- Four Future Scenarios For 2030
Traditional media concepts are a thing of the past, the entire industry is undergoing fundamental change: streaming services are no longer just platforms for the consumption of films and TV programs, now they are investing in the production and licensing of globally successful own content – and are thus in direct competition with the traditional TV...
All these factors are already having an effect on the market, but what will the future of TV and video look like in a few years' time? Will global platform giants such as Netflix, Amazon, Apple, and Google dominate the market? Or will the TV and video industry develop into a diverse ecosystem shaped by cooperation, in which traditional providers al...
For the purposes of the study we identified additional factors that will clearly determine the main future developments in the TV and video industry in the foreseeable future:
As a result of our analysis, we developed the following four future scenarios for the TV and video industry by 2030:
In recent years, the film industry has experienced a seismic transformation, propelled by the meteoric rise of streaming services. Platforms like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Disney+, and HBO Max have revolutionized how audiences engage with movies and TV shows.
The impact of COVID-19 on movie theaters has accelerated two preexisting trends: More people are staying home to enjoy movies and other entertainment, and more studios and media distributors are developing their own direct-to-consumer streaming services.
