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Nat Geo’s Christian Drobnyk Addresses Cancelation Of High-Volume Cable Fare: “We Need To Start To Look At How Those Shows Are Built
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Nat Geo exec Christian Drobnyk opens up on the network's shift away from high-volume cable series in favor of more sustainable content strategies.
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- Drobnyk admits Nat Geo needs to 'look at how those shows are built' as the network moves away from resource-intensive reality franchises like Wicked Tuna
- With an eye on long-term growth, Drobnyk says Nat Geo is focused on creating content that's 'more impactful' rather than just churning out high volumes of programming
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Christian Drobnyk, Nat Geo, Wicked Tuna, Life Below Zero