Drama Summit Report

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MediaXchange have partnered with Capgemini to produce a collected Report of the findings and recommendations arising from the Drama Summit held this past June in Los Angeles. In this report, we provide insights into how you can be engaged in the reinvention of television drama, its new creative and business models and transmedia potential.

“We’re constantly reminded that technology is really breaking up the audiences in so many ways and there’s obviously a lot of interest in the short clips and the amateur video, and that’s competing with the amount of time you have to spend in front of any screen. There’s also the need to watch and consume great quality dramas and stories, but they have to be relevant as well because they have to compete with stuff that is very cheap to produce, so the supply is infinite.”

Emiliano Calemzuk
President of Fox Television Studios

Key Drama Summit Findings include:

  • A growing portion of audiences are looking for participatory, interactive dramas
  • The increasing number of platforms is forcing the creation of various types of content, while dividing the viewership across multiple channels
  • The ability to adapt scripted formats to new markets will create longer, more profitable revenue streams

“ 'An answer to the problem of reducing costs on productions will be found sooner or later,' one industry leader stated. The answer, most likely, will not come from within the industry because we all have adapted our thinking to the system. It will take someone from outside the system with a new approach to solve the problem."
Reinventing Television: the Future of the Television Drama

"The gap of both creative and financial influence between the U.S. and the rest of the world must be filled in order to provide long-term stability worldwide. The identification and implementation of a sustainable television drama model should be at the forefront of all involved stakeholder agendas."
Reinventing Television: the Future of the Television Drama

Please contact us for more information.


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Katrina Wood To Moderate
MIP CoProduction Summit

MediaXchange CEO has been asked by REED MIDEM to moderate the second edition of the International Drama Co-Production Summit.

The closed door event will bring together up to 60 of the major players in the international drama co-production business.

The Summit’s aim is to help provide the context and space for co-producers from the broadcast, production and financial side to come together to discuss the future direction of co-production, to unveil emerging opportunities and connect with potential new partners.


European TV Drama Lab

NEW DATES: In association with the Erich Pommer Institut, MediaXchange is pleased to announce the high level think tank and training module’s return to Berlin for 2013 sessions in July and November

Successes from last year include Karoline Leth’s RITA and its greenlight as one of US cable network Bravo’s first scripted series.  Check here for details and application deadlines for Writers, Producers and TV Executives.


Showrunner: TV Drama Series

October 20th - 25th in LA to put the Showrunner and the collaborative writing process for US scripted drama series under the spotlight.

EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT!
Take advantage of our 2013 special offer:
Register for September’s Showrunner TV Drama by Friday March 29th and receive a £500 discount

See details in our Showrunner Brochure; discounts are offered subject to payment being made in full at the time of registration 

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