The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway Algorithmic Commerce
Sep 24, 2020
Judd Apatow, the acclaimed filmmaker behind hits like Knocked Up and The King of Staten Island, shares his insights on the evolving media landscape and the changing dynamics of comedy. He discusses how algorithm-driven content is redefining entertainment, contrasting the failures of platforms like Quibi with the success of TikTok. Judd also dives into the ethical challenges tech giants pose to society, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing values over profits in the realms of education, health, and climate change.
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Comedy's Evolution
- The studio system's decline and streaming's rise have changed comedy.
- Streaming offers instant access but hurts film comedy by incentivizing TV shows.
Apatow's Approach
- Judd Apatow maintains consistent relationships with Universal, enabling improvisation and creative freedom.
- His films often launch new talent, making them financially viable.
New Talent
- Judd Apatow finds success by introducing new talent, similar to discovering a new band.
- This fresh approach resonates with audiences eager for original voices.
