Uploaded December 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
TV Shows are starting to replace movies as the go to form of entertainment for many. Viewers are preferring the longer runtimes that give more of a reason to be invested in them and creators are preferring the greater control they have over creating them.
In this video we'll go over how movies are losing their edge over TV shows. How they're finding it difficult to compete with the TV Golden Age although besting them once before. With shows like Succession, House of the Dragon, The Boys, Andor, Always Sunny, Rick and Morty and Attack on Titan still releasing new episodes yearly it's difficult to see anything but a bleak future for film. Especially if they keep going the route of constantly releasing sequels, reboots and superhero films.
Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
01:17 - Movies vs TV Golden Age
03:47 - Preferred By Viewers
05:50 - Preferred By Creators
Netflix. Prime Video. HBO Max. Disney Plus. Crave. Apple TV. TV Golden Age. I Love Lucy. The Twilight Zone. Better Call Saul. The Sopranos. The Wire. Twin Peaks. Streaming wars. Avatar 2. Breaking Bad. Game of Thrones. It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. Steven Soderbergh. David Lynch. The Truman Show. 90s Movies. Top Gun Maverick. Bojack Horseman.
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TV Shows are starting to replace movies as the go to form of entertainment for many. Viewers are preferring the longer runtimes that give more of a reason to be invested in them and creators are preferring the greater control they have over creating them.
In this video we'll go over how movies are losing their edge over TV shows. How they're finding it difficult to compete with the TV Golden Age although besting them once before. With shows like Succession, House of the Dragon, The Boys, Andor, Always Sunny, Rick and Morty and Attack on Titan still releasing new episodes yearly it's difficult to see anything but a bleak future for film. Especially if they keep going the route of constantly releasing sequels, reboots and superhero films.
Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
01:17 - Movies vs TV Golden Age
03:47 - Preferred By Viewers
05:50 - Preferred By Creators
Netflix. Prime Video. HBO Max. Disney Plus. Crave. Apple TV. TV Golden Age. I Love Lucy. The Twilight Zone. Better Call Saul. The Sopranos. The Wire. Twin Peaks. Streaming wars. Avatar 2. Breaking Bad. Game of Thrones. It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. Steven Soderbergh. David Lynch. The Truman Show. 90s Movies. Top Gun Maverick. Bojack Horseman.
If you like this video don't forget to leave a like, and if you're interested in videos about movies and the film industry in general, make sure to subscribe to FilmStack for more great content.
If you have any other ideas for videos, leave a comment and I might make a video with your idea.
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#tvshow #filmindustry #tvindustry








![The Best Way to Build up a Jump Scare
Jump scares have a bad reputation in films but there are plenty of great ones. What separates the good ones from the bad comes down to the build up of the scare. In fact it is the build up in a scare that is most important. And what better way of doing this than by limiting your view.
Well be exploring the different ways horror films limit what we see in the build up of a scare. Well take a look at some of the most iconic jump scares from the films The Conjuring, Alien, Mama, Lights Out, The Descent, Scream 2, Nope, Jaws, The Blair Witch Project, [REC], Psycho, The Shining and Repulsion. Some horror video games will also be covered including The Forest, Subnautica, Phasmophobia and Five Nights at Freddys.
Chapters:
00:00 - Intro on Jump Scares
01:14 - The Safe Space
02:36 - Lighting vs Safe Space
07:15 - Objects & Environment vs Depth
12:21 - Camera vs Frame of Reference
Videos that focus more on jump scares:
How Great Jump Scares Are Made In Horror Movies (Vs. Bad Jump Scares) | Movies Insider
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=llpsjbNQIns&ab_channel=Insider
David Lynch - How To Do A Jumpscare
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gsAhBvrFcqY&ab_channel=SpikimaMovies
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