Netflix: We're not going to run out of shows during the pandemic

Bloomberg

The streaming service has already finished production on almost all of its slate for this year, and has also finished filming many programs for next year. The Crown Season 4, for instance, is currently in post-production. "We work really far out relative to the industry," Netflix chief content officer Ted Sarandos said during an earnings call Wednesday. "We don’t anticipate moving things around."

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