CBS, Fox and other networks want quarantined viewers to have fresh content amid coronavirus-related production halts. But is that even possible?
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. “But I really felt for them because they could not feel the love that I know they would have felt if we had been live in Los Angeles.”Right now, there’s plenty of new TV content, especially on streaming platforms such as Netflix and Hulu and premium channels such as HBO and Showtime . “What you’re going to see across broadcast is a lot of the shows that you typically see in the fall will end up being shifted to midseason because they just simply can’t be produced in time,” the network representative told HuffPost. The rep added that shows originally intended to premiere in the summer months might be pushed to September or October to guarantee fresh content for audiences.
“Animation has a little bit less exposure compared to live-action programming, simply because you don’t need as many human beings in one place to put those together,” the network representative said. “There’s no set. There’s no art direction. There are no props. There are just animators, writers, producers and talent. A lot can be done remotely via computer for animators, and the talent can go in one by one to studios or, frankly, can do their lines from home.
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