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Inside ‘Dream Productions,’ Pixar’s Ambitious Streaming Series Spinoff of the Year’s Biggest Movie
The WrapStory by Drew Taylor
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Pixar's ambitious new streaming series spins off this year's biggest movie, offering a glimpse into the studio's bold foray into the world of freemium content.
beat sheet
- Dream Productions, Pixar's new in-house studio, is set to develop a 10-episode streaming series expanding on the world of the year's box office juggernaut, with the first season budget estimated at $50 million.
- The series will be released as a freemium model, with the first few episodes available for free, and additional content unlocked via in-app purchases, tapping into the growing demand for premium streaming content.
call sheet
Pixar, Dream Productions, Dream Productions