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Bruno Heller (Fox's Gotham); Adi Hasak (NBC's Shades of Blue); Walton Goggins (FX's The Shield, Justified and History Channel's Six); Hayley Atwell and Mark Gordon (ABC's Conviction); Andrew Marlowe and Terri Edda Miller (Castle); A&E Networks' Sean Cohan; Carnival Films' Gareth Neame (Downtown Abbey); and The Ink Factory's Simon Cornwell (BBC1's The Night Manager) offer their views on the challenges facing broadcast TV with on- and off-screen talent increasingly drawn to cable and SVoD.
In an environment that arguably offers greater creative freedom, the popularity of limited series and those on which audiences can instantly binge is on the rise. But as the costs of production spiral in parallel, how can network TV hope to compete and might it's future be as a 'barker channel' for SVoD?
