2020 Production Outlook Survey Response

1.) What’s the most relevant business and/or creative lesson you learned in 2019 and how will you apply it to 2020? 

2.) Gazing into your crystal ball, what do you envision for the industry--creatively speaking or from a business standpoint--in 2020? 

3.) What are your goals, creatively speaking and/or from a business standpoint, for your company in 2020? 

4.) Tell us about one current project you are working on in early 2020.

5.) Gender pay disparity, sexual misconduct and the need for diversity are issues that have started to be dealt with meaningfully. While there have been industry-wide strides to address those issues but there’s still a long way to go. What policies do you have in place or plan to implement or step up in 2020 to ensure racial and gender diversity, pay equality and a safe/inclusive work environment for everyone in your company? 

6.) Does your company have plans for any major expansion/investment in technology/diversification in 2020 and if so, what? How will this investment or diversification add value to the services you offer to your clients?

Luke Ricci
President & Executive Producer
Bullitt

1) Every company in the business of producing content needs to think about how they are partnering with agencies, brands, IP holders, and platforms to create and deliver brand messaging. The time-tested workflow of agencies sending a board and triple-bidding production partners is still flourishing, but the model is increasingly complex and amorphous. Tremendous opportunities exist for those interested in welcoming new ways of collaborating. Drawing an invisible circle around areas of very specific expertise is far too limiting for the current marketplace. It’s time to bring our layered experiences and open minds to what promises to be an exciting time for the creation of all types of content.

2) In my crystal ball I see the advertising and production industries in a state of complete disruption that will continue to change at warp speed; everything is in massive upheaval and it’s never been more exciting. What I see is a major shakedown coming from clients and trickling down through agencies and into production companies that will radically transform the industry. But from chaos and disruption comes opportunity. I see the future industry leaders harnessing the energy of new partnerships, unexpected collaborations, and unique ways of working for the sake of compelling and innovative content. The expansion of platforms offers access points and greater input opportunities from content creators to connect with audiences which will shape brand and partner relationships in surprising and compelling ways.

3) Our goal is to continue to operate at the nexus of advertising and entertainment and create best-in-class branded entertainment and advertising with our partners. I want to ensure that we are adapting to the changing shape of the industry, staying innovative, asking tough questions of ourselves, and doing business with integrity.

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