纪录片自媒体解说素材-新闻动态参考-为什么NBC新闻要去电影/Why NBC News Is Going to the Movies
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Why NBC News Is Going to the Movies
NBC News是一家以30分钟和60分钟的电视新闻业增量为基础的企业。高管们开始考虑更长的时间。随着多伦多国际电影节持续到本周末，NBC新闻总裁诺亚·奥本海姆（Noah Oppenheim）和NBC NBC新闻工作室总裁Liz Cole将在那里。 “记忆框：9/11的回声”，由工作室单位共同出现的纪录片，该纪录片以那个命运的日子为特色，将在悲剧的20周年纪念日中进行特别放映。 Tiff筛选。” Cole说。 “我们希望将来有更多类似的东西。” NBC新闻在Tiff在2020年初成立工作室后在纪录片领域的野心越来越多。联合制作，“我看到的方式”，关于白宫摄影师皮特·苏扎（Pete Souza），“是历史上最受关注的非新闻计划，” Oppenheim说，Studios和Studios在“伪装的魔鬼”中找到了成功，Tary系列在孔雀上播放有关连环杀手John Wayne Gacy的系列。由Renee Zellweger主演的限量剧本系列“关于Pam的事情”是基于NBC News的“ Dateine”的故事，预计将在NBC的黄金时段播出。高管们期望在其他电影节上成为更常规的业务。“我们将在未来的几个月内将更多的项目带到全球社区并在外部销售更多，但这确实是要成为高级非小说类的提供商对我们的内部平台和外部合作伙伴都满意。” Oppenheim说。 “我们正在前进。”还有其他原因可以绘制本课程。 CNN可能是NBCuniversal新闻业务最直接的竞争对手，已经存在。它的CNN电影部门已获得有关纪录片项目的注意，从“黑鱼”（Blackfish）讲述了一位在2010年被Orca杀死的海上世界教练的故事，到“ Glen Campbell……我会成为我”，看看CrooneR在试图完成旅行时与阿尔茨海默氏病的斗争。 CNN电影委员会的一些工作，在其他情况下，获得了在CNN上运行纪录片的权利，并给了他们更广泛的公共窗口。在媒体部门越来越依赖流媒体，纪录片具有新的吸引力。他们可以反复观看，随着时间的流逝，新观众可以发现它们，这意味着它们可以作为任何视频中心内容库的坚定者。 NBC News开设了Studios，这是一个枢纽的一部分，以对按需观看产生越来越多的兴趣。它的前身孔雀制作公司（Peacock Productions）主要致力于为其他有线网络创建限量运行的纪录片 - 随着媒体公司为建立新的流媒体商店提供更多资源，该公司已开始减少。包括奥斯卡奖的电影制片人埃罗尔·莫里斯（Errol Morris）在内的导演，以“薄蓝线”和“战争雾”等作品而闻名。朱莉·科恩（Julie Cohen）制作并导演庆祝活动露丝·巴德·金斯堡（Ruth Bader Ginsburg），“ RBG”的ATED纪录片正在一个项目中工作，妮可·纽纳姆（Nicole Newnham），以电影“ Crip Camp”而闻名，而Dawn Porter则是“好麻烦”和“我看到的方式”。科尔说，高管们认为他们的业务为其他人无法做到的事情带来了一些事情，包括NBC新闻的庞大档案和记者团队，这些档案和记者团队已经涵盖了许多问题和故事的治疗方法。科尔说，该公司还希望成为选择。“我们将真正有选择性。我们问自己有两个关键问题：我们喜欢这个故事吗？我们能带来什么独特的？”
NBC News is an enterprise built on 30-minute and 60-minute increments of TV journalism. Executives are starting to think about longer blocks of time.
As the Toronto International Film Festival continues into this weekend, Noah Oppenheim, president of NBC News, and Liz Cole, president of the still-young NBC News Studios, will be there. “Memory Box: Echoes of 9/11,” a documentary co-presented by the Studios unit that features dozens of recollections by people of that fateful day, will get a special screening on the tragedy’s 20th anniversary.
“We are really honored by the TIFF screening,” says Cole. “We’d like to have more like it in the future.”
NBC News’ presence at TIFF signals its growing ambitions in the documentary space after forming the Studios in early 2020. The co-production, “The Way I See It,” about White House photographer Pete Souza, “was the most watched non-news program on MSNBC in history,” says Oppenheim, and Studios has found success in “Devil In Disguise,” a documentary series that streamed on Peacock about serial killer John Wayne Gacy. “The Thing About Pam,” a limited-run scripted series starring Renee Zellweger, is based on a story from NBC News’ “Dateline” and is expected to air in primetime on NBC. And the executives expect to become a more regular presence at other film festivals.
“We are going in the months ahead to be taking more projects out to the worldwide community and selling more externally, but it’s really about becoming a provider of premium non-fiction content to both our internal platforms and to external partners,” says Oppenheim. “We are on our way to that.”
There are other reasons to chart this course. CNN, perhaps the most direct rival to NBCUniversal’s news operations, is already there. Its CNN Films division has gained notice for documentary projects ranging from “Blackfish,” which tells the story of a Sea World trainer killed by an orca there in 2010, to “Glen Campbell…I’ll Be Me,” a look at the crooner’s struggle with Alzheimer’s disease while trying to complete a tour. CNN Films commissions some work and in other cases secures rights to run documentaries on CNN and give them a broader public window.
In a media sector increasingly dependent on streaming, documentaries have new pull. They stand up to repeated viewing and can be discovered by new viewers over time, which means they can serve as a stalwart of any video hub’s content library. NBC News opened Studios as part of a pivot to serve a growing interest in on-demand viewing. Its predecessor unit, Peacock Productions, was largely focused on creating limited-run docuseries for other cable networks -- a business that has begun to dwindle as media companies put more resources into building new streaming stores.
NBC News Studios is working with a group of top directors, including Oscar-winning filmmaker Errol Morris, known for such work as “The Thin Blue Line” and “The Fog of War.” Julie Cohen, who produced and directed the celebrated documentary on Ruth Bader Ginsburg, “RBG,” is at work on a project are Nicole Newnham, known for the film “Crip Camp,” and Dawn Porter, who was behind “Good Trouble” and “The Way I See It.”
Executives think their operation brings some things to the production process that others cannot, says Cole, including NBC News’ vast archives and teams of journalists who have covered many of the issues and stories ripe for treatment. The company also wants to be choosey, says Cole. “We are going to be really selective. There are two key questions we ask ourselves: Do we love this story? And what can we bring to it that’s unique?”
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