Netflix is at the center of an incredible announcement, the largest video streaming platform on demand, with over 200 million subscribers worldwide, being targeted by a series of information that surprised the world. Specifically, it seems that Netflix is in the process of testing a new type of service called N-Plus, one that would provide access to the world behind the movies and series that the company finances to offer to all subscribers.
Netflix thought of N-Plus as a type of service separate from the on-demand video streaming platform to offer subscribers the chance to see what the production of a film or series looks like from the shadows. Apparently those from Netflix have started asking subscribers around the world about this new service, and it seems that it would be offered separately from the streaming platform itself, so it is possible that it will also require a separate subscription to be accessed.
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Netflix also offered subscribers, in its questionnaire, some suggestions regarding what it should offer within N-Plus, so that's where the information about the news comes from. Some say that Netflix could offer playlists with the songs that appear in its films and series, others that it would be about video materials from the films made for productions, or for those interested there could also be the option to make playlists with favorite movies and series.
Netflix could also offer the possibility for some of the subscribers to find out information about the productions before the filming begins, and to influence the way they are carried out. Here we are talking about something extremely interesting for Netflix subscribers, and if something like this were offered, then we would be talking about a very important premiere that could completely change the way the films and series released by the platforms are made of this kind.
For now, Netflix is only asking subscribers from various areas around the world what they would like to do, but we don't know for sure if they will implement anything in the end.
