Every week we talk about Apple's present and future plans with its streaming video service, a service that as the weeks go by, the number of series, films and documentaries available increases. In addition, the number of agreements to expand the content in the future.
So far, Apple has not reached an agreement to expand your catalog through series or films already released, so the initial strategy remains the same: original and quality content, although the latter is the public who has to decide together with the critics.
According to the Deadline media, Apple has signed a preferred agreement with Leonardo DiCaprio's production company, to have priority when opting for new projects for film and television produced by Appian Way, DiCaprio's production company.
A few days ago, we talked about the series Shining girls, a series starring Elisabeth Moss, series produced by Appian Way and of which Apple already has the rights of emission. In addition, it has also acquired the rights to Killers of the Flower Moon, a film directed by Martin Scorsese and starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Robert De Niro.
This is not the first agreement that Apple has reached with producers of television series and movies. The company that Tim Cook runs reached a similar agreement with producers A24, Green Door Pictures by British actor Idris Elba, Scott Free Productions de Ridley Scott, Perfect Storm Entertainment by Justin Lin…
Next releases
A few days ago, Apple published on its YouTube channel the First trailer for the second season of For All Mankind, where we can see, at least it is intuited, that much of the season will take place on the moon and where weapons will be used.
Regarding the second season of The Morning Show, one of the actors in the series stated that the script is being rewritten to adapt it to the coronavirus pandemic, despite the fact that before the stoppage of the second season recordings, two episodes had already been recorded.
