Look at The Witcher, or stranger things. If you’re really good they’ll sign you for 3 seasons. Just know that at season 3 they’ll immediately retool it and destroy it.
Including one of its two cofounders. They agreed they they would use puppets but never CGI, and they said that they would remain pure to the storyline rather than “sell out” for the sake of profits.
But then season 1 was a success and one but not the other cofounder wanted moar monay, so as soon as the second season it had already begun to lose everything that it spent that first season building up.
The magic was gone, not entirely, but mostly, having been sacrificed for the sake of chasing profits “above all else”.
“Just one question, can I make a Netflix show? I don’t know how to write or direct”
“Already got you signed up for 3 seasons”
Lol Netflix allowing a third season? impossible
It’ll be cancelled, don’t worry.
They are waiting for rave reviews before they pull the plug. It’s more pleasurable that way for them.
Look at The Witcher, or stranger things. If you’re really good they’ll sign you for 3 seasons. Just know that at season 3 they’ll immediately retool it and destroy it.
I just hope they’ll finish Stranger Things. They already took away Sabrina, Inside Job, Final Space….
Didn’t specify if it was the same show. Could be 3 first seasons.
“what if I do know how to write and direct, and people will love the show?”
“Best we can do is a single season and a swift cancellation”
Or worse, after a successful first season, enshittify the entire thing for the sake of moar profitz. Stranger Things…
That show was good for one season and now it’s just a cultural thing, but nobody really likes it
Including one of its two cofounders. They agreed they they would use puppets but never CGI, and they said that they would remain pure to the storyline rather than “sell out” for the sake of profits.
But then season 1 was a success and one but not the other cofounder wanted moar monay, so as soon as the second season it had already begun to lose everything that it spent that first season building up.
The magic was gone, not entirely, but mostly, having been sacrificed for the sake of chasing profits “above all else”.