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Peak TV Is Over, Welcome to Local TV
The Hollywood ReporterStory by Etan VlessingImage from The Hollywood Reporter
scrn loglineAfter the Peak TV boom, industry leaders urge content creators to embrace local authenticity and social media to stay relevant in an evolving global market.beat sheet- Tima Shomali, creator of Netflix's 'AlRawabi School for Girls', advises writers to 'write what you know, not intending to make it global' as audiences crave authentic voices.
- Nicholas Weinstock of Invention Studios says local and emotional content resonates better globally than corporate attempts at broad appeal, and is scouring emerging markets like Lebanon and Kenya to find fresh creative talent.
Read the sourcecall sheetTima Shomali, David Davoli, Nicholas Weinstock, Ritesh Sidhwani, Netflix, Anonymous Content, Invention Studios, Excel Entertainment, AlRawabi School for Girls, Squid Game, NarcosNo more articles
Peak TV Is Over, Welcome to Local TV
The Hollywood ReporterStory by Etan Vlessing
scrn logline
After the Peak TV boom, industry leaders urge content creators to embrace local authenticity and social media to stay relevant in an evolving global market.
beat sheet
- Tima Shomali, creator of Netflix's 'AlRawabi School for Girls', advises writers to 'write what you know, not intending to make it global' as audiences crave authentic voices.
- Nicholas Weinstock of Invention Studios says local and emotional content resonates better globally than corporate attempts at broad appeal, and is scouring emerging markets like Lebanon and Kenya to find fresh creative talent.
call sheet
Tima Shomali, David Davoli, Nicholas Weinstock, Ritesh Sidhwani, Netflix, Anonymous Content, Invention Studios, Excel Entertainment, AlRawabi School for Girls, Squid Game, Narcos