Apple TV+ is reportedly spending $15 million per episode on the sci-fi drama “See”
Apple is sparing no expense on its video programming, with some of its eye-catching shows reportedly costing as much to produce for a season as a big-budget movie.
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Apple to bankroll Oscar-worthy movies at a clip of $5-$30 million per project
Apple has Oscar envy. According to a new report, the tech giant has been approaching “elevated” directors and other film talent in recent months to talk about bankrolling projects with Oscar-winning potential.
Apple TV+ picks up a CGI documentary series that will recreate the last days of the dinosaurs
It’ll be directed by Jon Favreau, who worked on Marvel’s “Iron Man,” Disney’s “The Jungle Book” live-action remake and the upcoming live-action reboot of “The Lion King.”
Lionsgate’s former executive Danielle DePalma to oversee Apple’s film and TV series marketing
Lionsgate’s Danielle DePalma is now Apple’s now Senior Film and TV Series Marketing executive tasked with pushing the upcoming Apple TV+ service.
Horror master Stephen King will adapt his favorite novel “Lisey’s Story” into an Apple TV+ series staring Oscar winner Julianne Moore
King will adapt the psychological horror novel that earned him a nomination for the World Fantasy Award in 2007.
Hands-on with the upcoming Apple TV channels in the overhauled TV app
Apple today seeded first developer betas of iOS 12.3 and tvOS 12.3 featuring a revamped experience within the TV app and all-new Apple TV channels discussed at Monday’s presser.
Leaked images: Steve Carell & Jennifer Aniston on the set of Apple’s morning show drama
The photographs depict “The Morning Show” stars Steve Carell and Jennifer Aniston filming scenes beside a van marked “KXIL 12 Action News”.
Apple is reportedly planning to sell bundles of pay TV channels at a discount
Apple will sell channel bundles and set its own prices but it’s unlikely to sell, say, HBO for less than HBO sells itself on other platforms.
Here are the shows Apple is probably going to preview at the star-studded March 25 event
Here are the projects that have either completed filming or are nearing their wrap dates. They are the likeliest to appear in Apple’s first wave of shows.
Some of Apple’s upcoming original TV programming will be free for device owners
The latest report from Bloomberg indicates that Apple may employ interesting tactics when it comes to charging customers for its original television shows.
Apple is hiring strategists to campaign for top Hollywood awards, like the Oscars and Emmys
Apple has reportedly hired a bunch of Hollywood strategists to help it chase sought-after awards like the Oscars and Emmys as it seeks to catch Netflix.
Bloomberg: Apple’s TV service to debut with licensed content, original programming coming no earlier than the fall
The service will sport shows funded, bought or developed by Apple, plus programming from outside media companies.