Netflix positively surprises its subscribers from all over the world with a statement that aims to show us that the decision to continue paying a monthly subscription for the platform is a very good one. During a conference that took place today in Berlin, Netflix announced that they want to diversify even more the type of films and series that are available on the platform at the moment, which is extremely good for everyone .
Netflix stated that he wants to offer several producers of films and series the opportunity to "tell their story" and to have the chance that their content will benefit from financing to be produced for the platform. Netflix said that over the years it has learned a lot about the production of original films and series, and it wants to use all this experience to bring even more good titles to those who pay monthly to see its content.
Netflix: The GREAT statement that will make ALL Subscribers HAPPY
Netflix did not reveal very clearly what this diversification means, but it is most likely about several genres of films and series that will be financed for production during 2020. Those from Netflix have increased their investment budget in 2020 with over 4 billion dollars, and would like to release over 400 films and series, so we have room to see this diversity that the company promises, especially at the level of regionalization.
"We are committed to widening the basin. We're super committed to diversity, bringing storytellers to the table who may not have had that opportunity. Through the process of making many series around the world, I learned a lot. The Netflix environment isn't for everyone, it's the fast pace we work in. Once we commission a show we are fully involved."
Netflix is obliged by the European Union to have local content in its platform, so diversification can be based on the creation of more films and series for the various countries on the continent. This means that we could also see films and series produced especially for Romania by Netflix, as HBO did with the Hackerville series, but it also depends on what kind of proposals the company will have to create content.
Netflix is the largest video-on-demand streaming platform at the moment, and its investment plans suggest that 2020 will be the "busiest" year in terms of releases.
