Netflix will not run out of new original content anytime soon.
Netflix will not run out of new original content anytime soon despite the industry-wide production shutdowns caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
“We work really far out relative to the industry, because we launch our shows all episodes at once. We’re working far out all over the world, so our 2020 slate of series and films are largely shot and are in post-production remotely,” Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos said during Netflix’s earnings call on Tuesday. “We’re actually pretty deep into our 2021 slate. So we don’t anticipate moving things around.
Sarandos specifically cited the fourth season of “The Crown” and the animated film “Over the Moon” as upcoming content that will not see their premiere dates delayed, an issue that has challenged many TV networks and film studios. “These are shot productions and in finishing stages right now to release later this year as planned,” he said. “We don’t anticipate moving the schedule around much, certainly not in 2020.
“We’re taking some of those key learnings about how we run those productions today and applying that to our plans to start up our productions around the world,” Sarandos continued.
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