Watching the Hollywood Creator Economy Chase the Audience The Hollywood creator economy is reshaping how entertainment is made, discovered, and scaled. For years, I’ve watched Hollywood try to move into the digital age—not just with marketing campaigns or social clips, but with real structural change. Today, audiences don’t begin their entertainment journey with television or […]
This article is Part 2 of a two-part series exploring the film and television production slowdown and where the industry is rebuilding. If Part 1 explains why production slowed down, Part 2 focuses on how the film and television industry rebuilding phase is already taking shape beneath the surface. While some parts of the industry […]
I entered the entertainment industry at a time when the film and television production slowdown we’re seeing today would have been hard to imagine. Over the years, I’ve worked on network dramas like Lost and Desperate Housewives, moved through reality and game television, contributed to animated projects, and more recently worked on shows such as […]
For most of my life, the future of the entertainment industry has been framed around one core idea: scale. Bigger audiences, bigger budgets, bigger openings, and bigger platforms were treated as the ultimate markers of success. If something didn’t scale globally, it was often dismissed as niche or temporary—useful only as a stepping stone toward […]
Why MeTV Toons Comic-Con Has Me Genuinely Excited MeTV Toons Comic-Con is one of those announcements that immediately grabbed my attention. Not because it feels like a marketing stunt, but because it feels like respect—for animation, for its history, and for the people who helped shape it. From the moment I saw the lineup, I […]