Trends in the movie production business
FXR
Film production is an ever-evolving industry, influenced by technological advancements, changing audience preferences, and global events.

There are some key trends in film production that are shaping the industry, such as streaming dominance, hybrid release, virtual production, Artificial Intelligence, and immersive technologies.

Virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) technologies have revolutionized the way we experience and interact with cinematic content, offering immersive and engaging experiences in both traditional theaters and the comfort of our homes.

These two technologies, while distinct, share the common goal of blurring the lines between the real and the virtual, enhancing storytelling, and providing viewers with unprecedented levels of immersion.

In traditional theaters, VR and AR have transformed the way we perceive and engage with movies.

I believe VR allows audiences to step into the world of a movie as if they were physically present. They can explore the movie's environment, interact with characters, and feel like active participants in the story.

This level of immersion enhances the emotional connection between the viewer and the narrative. It opens unlimited possibilities for the film industry.

What do you think will be the next trend?
JEFF
Short movies and mini-series are definitely becoming more and more popular.

For many reasons, people mostly watch content on their mobile phones and don't often have one hour or two to commit to a feature or TV pilot.

I believe there is going to be a tremendous volume of short content as production costs and feasibility appear less risky and easier.

I watch many short movies and series.
Gina
cool!
Brice
100% agree
AlphaStar


Yeah, the potential for VR is limitless, both for films and videogames.

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Next trend will be more indie prod.
Sarah
Yeah we need more indie original stuff, enough of Marvel and superheroes.
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Emilie
Blockchain and AI will play a major role in the coming years, that's for sure.
FilmsterDIZ
Definitely agree with the rise of short films and series. Our attention spans are changing, and the content needs to adapt. Additionally, I think regional content is going to gain more global recognition. With platforms like Netflix promoting local content worldwide, it's a golden era for stories from different cultures. The blending of tech like blockchain in ensuring authenticity and AI for better content recommendation is fascinating. The future's looking cinematic! 🎬
CinemaCassie
Waiting for the trend where indie films take over the world! 🌍 But seriously, love the VR buzz, but how about a VR film fest? Tickets include virtual popcorn. πŸ˜‚πŸΏ
MovieMike
VR? AR? Back in the day, the real thrill was unwrapping a new DVD! But hey, as long as the storyline's good, I'll wear whatever goggles they hand me! πŸŽ₯πŸ•ΆοΈ
StarryEve
VR for rom-coms? Perfect! Now, when the protagonist drops her books, you can be the one to help pick them up! Who's ready to step into my magical realism VR set? πŸ’–πŸŽ¬
FilmFreakFran
If VR can take me into the heart of Paris or Tokyo for my beloved foreign films, I'm all in! Can you imagine? Sipping coffee by the Seine while watching a romance unfold? 🎬πŸ₯
VintageVince
All these new trends, and I'm just sitting here waiting for a Charlie Chaplin VR experience. A trip back in time, anyone? πŸŽ©πŸ“½οΈ
ActionAshley
I tried a VR action movie once. Almost knocked over my living room lamp during a virtual car chase. 10/10 would recommend! πŸš—πŸ’¨
Emilie
I'm fed up with all those superheroes, it feels like the big studios have given up on real stories.