Programming Everywhere: Content Creators Look To Make TV Leap

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The article from MSN discusses the evolving landscape of television programming, highlighting how content creators are increasingly looking to transition from digital platforms to traditional TV. This shift is driven by the desire to reach broader audiences and capitalize on the established infrastructure of television networks. Creators are leveraging their online success to pitch shows, with platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram serving as launchpads for talent scouting by TV executives. The piece mentions examples like Quinta Brunson, who moved from viral videos to creating the Emmy-winning show "Abbott Elementary." It also touches on the challenges creators face, such as adapting content for a different medium, understanding TV formats, and dealing with the more structured and often slower-paced production cycles of television. Additionally, the article notes the role of streaming services in blurring the lines between digital and traditional TV, making the leap more feasible for digital-first creators.

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