Tara9000

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Katee Sackhoff and Tricia Helfer are dropped into a forest in the middle of nowhere (same forest, but separately). You each have nothing, except a Swiss Army Knife and your wits. Who survives, and what is the demise of the one that doesn't?

As someone who works daily in the 'business/corporate' side of TV (as opposed to the "creative/production" side where content gets made), my colleages and I spend a lot of time trying to figure out the 'future of television'. The digital world is leading us to TV Everywhere platforms/IPTV, pick-and-pay models, convergence, cord-cutting/shaving analysis, etc. What I don't believe consumers get - is how expensive it is to produce television. Users/viewers wants everything for free (and to never see an ad again). This leads us towards reducing operating costs and overhead, which may ultimately mean fewer shows are produced/picked up. The future may consist less quality content and more cat videos (not that there's anything wrong with cat videos).

Are you (or the acting community in general) concerned about this?