The Star Wars TV series Andor is coming back for its second and final season, and creator Tony Gilroy has now provided an update on how it’s coming together. He told the Writers Guild of America East that he and the team are now “finishing” Season 2 right now. Gilroy went on to say that [...]read moreAndor Season 2 Gets Exciting Update From Creator Of Star Wars TV Series
This week’s solar eclipse has brought some exciting TV news along with it. Days after the celestial event, reports have surfaced that a Heroes reboot is in the works. According to Deadline, which was first to break the news, Heroes: Eclipsed is currently being shopped around with potential buyers including NBC — the network that [...]read more‘Heroes’ Reboot in the Works With Creator Tim Kring
Later this year, The Acolyte is going to take Star Wars fans into some darker territory than they’re used to. The series is set roughly 100 years before the prequel films, and it follows Mae (Amandla Stenberg), a former Jedi youngling who is seemingly out to murder Jedi in the order that she left behind. [...]read moreThe Acolyte Creator Explains Meaning Of Star Wars Show’s Title
Over the weekend, a Twitter user made a simple plea to Katsuhiro Harada, the no-nonsense director best known for his work on the fighting game series Tekken: make Waffle House a Tekken stage. This sparked a tremendous outpouring of support for the idea that saw Harada’s mentions flooded with all sorts of arguments for why [...]read moreTekken Creator Interested in Making Waffle House A Stage
YouTube has added another way to incentivize channel subscriptions with Members Only Shorts, enabling creators to share exclusive short-form content with their paying fans. As outlined in the video, creators will be able to select “Members Only” within the upload flow for their Shorts, adding a level of exclusivity to their uploads. Members Only Shorts [...]read moreYouTube Adds Members-Only Shorts To Drive Creator Subscriptions
With TikTok potentially poised for a U.S. ban, YouTube is touting how well its own TikTok competitor, YouTube Shorts, is paying off for creators. The company on Thursday said its short-form video platform now averages over 70 billion daily views and over 25% of channels in YouTube’s Partner Progam monetize their videos through revenue-sharing on [...]read moreYouTube says over 25% of its creator partners now monetize via Shorts
YouTube has added another way to incentivize channel subscriptions with Members Only Shorts, enabling creators to share exclusive short-form content with their paying fans. As outlined in the video, creators will be able to select “Members Only” within the upload flow for their Shorts, adding a level of exclusivity to their uploads. Members Only Shorts [...]read moreYouTube Adds ‘Members Only Shorts’ to Help Drive Creator Subscriptions
I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: X (formerly Twitter) really needs an official comms department. Despite its best efforts, the platform keeps shooting itself in the foot with its rebuttals and shared figures, many of which contradict each other, lack context, or actually end up supporting the very claim they’re seeking to [...]read moreCreators Raise More Quesions About X’s Creator Monetization Opportunities
As an artist, you can’t always please everyone—especially if you’re stepping into an established fandom. Jonathan Nolan, the creator of the upcoming Fallout TV series for Amazon Prime Video, seems to understand that. In fact, he recently said that trying to please fans is something of an impossible task. The Top 10 Most-Played Games On [...]read moreFallout TV Series Creator Calls Fan-Pleasing A ‘Fool’s Errand’
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Just before the start of 2024, TikTok made a massive change in how the platform pays its creators by replacing the controversial Creator Fund with the new TikTok Creativity Program Beta.
