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Europe Embraces Microdramas: A New Era for Short Video Content
28 Nov
Summary
- Microdramas, or vertical videos, are gaining significant traction in Europe.
- Industry figures like ex-Netflix chief Kelly Luegenbiehl are launching new ventures.
- Microdrama revenues are projected to surpass China's box office this year.
Microdramas, also known as vertical videos, have rapidly expanded their reach from Asia to Europe, marking a significant shift in content consumption. This trend involves short, often mobile-first video narratives. Industry veterans, such as former Netflix EMEA content chief Kelly Luegenbiehl, are actively investing, launching initiatives like Shorties Studios to produce content for streaming and social media platforms.
The burgeoning microdrama market is attracting considerable attention, with projections indicating its revenue will surpass the box office in China this year. This growth signifies a substantial industry trend, presenting a promising avenue for finance and investment. The increasing involvement of major players suggests microdramas are more than a fleeting fad.
This development is poised to influence European content creation and distribution strategies. As key figures in the industry recognize the potential, further expansion and innovation in the microdrama space are anticipated across the continent, mirroring its earlier success in Asian and U.S. markets.
