The Future of Hollywood — ft. Ted Sarandos
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What does Ted Sarandos predict for the future of Hollywood?
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There we go.
So I usually start with a joke. I was trying to think of a streaming joke. Ed. True story. I broke up with my first girlfriend because she claimed that Netflix was the lowest-priced streaming media company, and I just couldn't have a relationship with someone who was a Hulu cost denier.
Hulu cost? Holocaust? Yeah, yeah, they get it. All right, you want a dick joke? Is that what we're looking for here? And I just have this... This sinking feeling, my girlfriend has a dick. It's just something I feel inside of me.
Welcome to Prop G, Marcus, live from Los Angeles.
How is AI changing the film industry according to Ted Sarandos?
That's good. So I'm very excited to get into this. Ted just was seen leaving. Offstage. It's very good to be here, here in Los Angeles, known as the center of Hollywood. That's what a lot of people think of LA. But it's also the center of a very exciting new technology. And before we'd like to begin, I'd just like to share some numbers of my own. You know, I love data, Scott. on that technology and this historic city's relationship to it. So before we start, I'm just gonna give you, share some data here. So this, today's number, the first number is 3,000. That is the percentage increase in California's GLP-1 prescriptions in less than five years. The next number is one in 10. That is the share of Californians who currently use GLP-1 drugs.
The final number is $1.6 billion. That is how much the state of California spent on Ozembic and Wegovy in one year, more than the entire state park budget. Very impressive numbers, Scott. You know, I think maybe half of these people have probably lost their jobs to AI, but the one thing that I can see looking at the audience is everyone is very hot and very thin. So let's just give it up for the crowd one more time. The city of Los Angeles. And then we're going to start getting into the show. Before we do that, can I talk about GLP-1 sisters? Please. So seriously, I think GLP-1 is going to be bigger than AI. And AI is basically fear is the product. I'm so fucking awesome. I've created this monster that's going to destroy the world after I've sold my shares and peace out to the co-deserve with a bunch of Russian whores.
That's not helpful. Talk to anyone who's on a GLP-1 and uses AI every day and ask them what's had a bigger impact on their life. And while the incumbents and the current seniors or incumbent industry or politicians want to create this illusion of complexity around how difficult it would be to solve our problems, whether it's inflation, weakness, a lack of optimism for the future for young people, it comes down to our deficit.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What does Ted Sarandos predict for the future of Hollywood?
0:00–3:16
2
How is AI changing the film industry according to Ted Sarandos?
3:16–6:27
3
What challenges does Hollywood face in the current economic climate?
6:27–9:36
4
How does Netflix view its competition with YouTube?
9:36–13:45
5
What role does short-form content play in the future of media?
13:45–16:57
6
How is inflation affecting consumer behavior and the entertainment industry?
16:57–20:06
7
What are the implications of corporate consolidation in media?
20:06–23:25
8
What advice does Ted Sarandos offer to the next generation of media creators?
23:25–1:18:59
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