Netflix made a very important promise to subscribers from all over the world, and this in the conditions where the Coronavirus pandemic has blocked certain of its activities to a certain extent. Despite the fact that now Netflix can no longer shoot series, documentaries, movies, Ted Sarandos, the man who deals with all the content that is available on the streaming platform, stated that there is already content until the end of 2020, or already, either in completion.
Netflix has, according to Ted Sandos, almost all the content scheduled for 2020 already filmed and ready for post-production, or already produced and ready to be released to subscribers. Netflix's promise is that the films and series scheduled for 2020 will not have their release calendars changed, while, for the time being, for 2021, no substantial change to the calendar for scheduled releases is anticipated.
THE Netflix PROMISE Made for Subscribers Worldwide
Netflix basically tells us that he has the situation under control at the moment, despite the fact that the Coronavirus pandemic has blocked many of the projects that were being prepared to be filmed. I heard a few months ago from Netflix that its plans regarding releases are not yet overturned by the restrictions already imposed in various states in the US, and not only that, but it seems that things are even much better than thought because many have were made in advance.
“Our 2020 archive of series and movies is mostly filmed and in post-production stages on location around the world. And we're actually pretty deep into our 2021 slate. We don't anticipate moving our schedule much, and certainly not in 2020.”
Netflix could be one of the very few video-on-demand streaming platforms that could have a lot of original content ready for release in 2020 despite the Coronavirus pandemic. This would be a very interesting surprise for subscribers all over the world, and this in the conditions where other streaming platforms have already postponed the launch of some very important projects due to the restrictions imposed by the Coronavirus pandemic.
Netflix gained a lot from the social distancing restrictions, many people staying at home to protect themselves against the Coronavirus, and chose to create an account on the company's platform.
