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Imagine's Brian Grazer (24, Empire, Friday Night Lights) explains why the economics of network TV remain so compelling, despite the rise of streaming video. He discusses how Hollywood film actors migrated to television, then cable, then over-the-top platforms (and why Gary Sinise was one of the first.) Grazer sings the praises of producing for Netflix, a platform that gives producers neither production "notes" nor traditional ratings results.
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