Last Sunday night, the Emmy Awards were presented, with Game of Thrones, once again, the great winner. Apple took advantage of the scope of this event to show two new trailers of two of the series that will be available on its streaming video service, Apple TV +, a service that will start on November 1 for 4,99 euros per month.
Within the promotional campaign that Apple has created to advertise its streaming video service, Stories to Believe in, Apple has included two new series trailers that until now had not been shown through its YouTube channel or on the website for the service. We are talking about Servant y Truth Be Told.
These series will be available soon on Apple's video streaming service. Truth Be ToldIs a drama starring Octavia Spencer and Aaron Paul, which shows us how the protagonist's best friend is murdered. Servant, is a psychological thriller directed by M. Night Shyamalan.
The Twitter community began to joke about these trailers, since with only 15 seconds it is not possible to get an idea of what Apple will offer us with these products. It is likely, if everything works according to Apple plans, next year around this time, the Cupertino-based company will be one of the protagonists of this ceremony, collecting some of the awards.
Not only Apple took advantage of the broadcast of the Emmy awards on television, since both Amazon Prime Video like Disney, were also present, the first with the different proposals already available in its streaming video service and the second announcing the next launch of its streaming video service baptized as Disney +.
