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NYTimes: Filming has wrapped on five Apple shows
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From John Koblin’s Apple’s Big Spending Plan to Challenge Netflix Takes Shape in Monday’s New York Times:
The [March 25] event at the Apple Park campus in Cupertino is also meant to drive home — for iPhone fans and anyone in Hollywood who hasn’t been paying attention — just how many shows Apple has pulled together. Five series have completed filming. Around a half dozen more are on the verge of wrapping production, according to several people familiar with the shows who were not authorized to speak publicly.
The New York Times’ status report, in abbreviated form:
My take: The two shows in the can aren’t enough—or strong enough—to launch the service. But Apple has plenty of material for trailers, the kind of short-film format at which Apple excels. If next Monday’s show at the Steve Jobs Theater is good—and it better be—Apple will be bathed in positive press next week, starting Monday afternoon.
I’ll be there, live blogging from the cheap seats.
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