Apple's streaming multimedia service is not one of those with the most subscribers or followers. That is an unanswerable truth. However, Apple does not give up for that change and a 180 degree turn. For this and according to the latest information you want increase the number of feature film productions in order to attract more paying users of the service.
Apple TV + is not one of the services that can complain about the number of users. However, all that glitters is not gold, because the subscribers it has, the vast majority are not paid. They are still enjoying their free periods that the fact of having bought an iPhone or other devices included in the promotion gave them. That is why you are constantly making decisions. in order to improve and boost service.
We recently told you the signing of Jessie Henderson, who was previously Executive Vice President of Feature Films for the streaming service HBO Max. He will be joining the Apple TV + team led by Jamie Erlicht and Zack Van Amburg, reporting to Matt Dentler. This signing is very important and now we know why. According to new information released recently, Apple wants its streaming service to monopolize a greater number of content in feature films per year. That's what their tactic to attract more paying users is based on.
According to a new report from The InformationApple already has a limited number of high-profile movies, including "Palmer," "Cherry," and "Greyhound," and sees it as a way to attract more people to Apple TV +. That's why he's been telling studio executives that his goal is to make more than 10 to 12 original films per year for the entertainment service. This would allow it to better compete with other streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, Disney +, and HBO Max.