Video site gradually replaced the TV station as the United States play patrons

Recently, the American sitcom "Community" made by Sony finally found a new partner, Yahoo, after being canceled by the National Broadcasting Corporation (NBC). According to CNNMoney, a U.S. financial website, for Hollywood studios in the United States, they started another face-to-face transformation of service providers. Production companies began making American shows for an increasing number of video sites, rather than the traditional ones Big TV station

After signing a contract with Yahoo, the media asked the executives of Sony's TV drama business whether Sony had gone through the watershed of making a TV series solely for the traditional television station. At this point, Sony Pictures Television's president, Steve-Mosko, replied: "We've already crossed that point earlier."

In fact, Sony is currently making a psychic suspense for copyright video giant Netflix and a play for Sony Players to play "PSN," and now they will make a "community" with the new owner Yahoo.

In addition, Hollywood invited comedy star JerrySeinfeld appeared online drama "Harmony to buy coffee", but also through the Crackle website premiere.

It is clear that today's TV series is not just made for television stations and broadcast on television channels. Hollywood-based U.S. film production company has begun another transformation.

For example, the "ABC Studios" division of Disney is filming the Marvel anime series for the Netflix website.

In addition, the American online drama "#CandidlyNicole", starring NicoleRichie star, the producer of the drama, but also the Warner Bros. Telepictures division. This first hit on the network red TV series, will gradually be transferred to the VH1 television channel broadcast.

In fact, about a decade ago, the U.S. drama ushered in a change in the production of the main body. At that time, the cable network started to emerge in the United States. A series of high-quality TV pay TV channels appeared. Hollywood TV companies in the United States began to make TV dramas for these cable channels. Prior to this, they mainly made free channels on the open circuit and produced television series .

The service of the new video site "Party A" can be considered as a continuation of the transformation of ten years ago.

The top Sony executive Mosco told media that Sony is currently developing and filming for all online platforms.

It was reported that in May NBC made the decision not to remake the "community." As a producer, Sony started looking for other companies that could save the show. Sony-affiliated companies, including Internet companies, also included a Cable channel for Esquire Network.

An executive at Sony responsible for drama production told the Hollywood Reporter that Sony had talked to companies such as Hulu but later received a phone call from Yahoo and Yahoo would like to be the new broadcast platform for the show.

Sony stressed that although the "order" of Party A, has changed from NBC to the Yahoo site, but Sony's production of television drama, the quality of production, without any compromise, not to launch a cheap version of the Internet broadcast TV series.

The huge success of Netflix's "House of Cards" has been a milestone in the creation of the original play on the video site. Inspired by the incident, Netflix, Hulu, Amazon and Yahoo! have substantially increased their investment in webcasting US drama. Last year, Netflix also signed a contract with DreamWorks, Hollywood's leading animated film production company, which will make Netflix's original animated first American anime show. (Dawn)