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Bad Wolf CEO: streaming budgets won’t keep climbing

The Hollywood Reporter’s Etan Vlessing reports that Bad Wolf co-founder Jane Tranter, speaking at Rome’s MIA Market, said premium drama budgets have reset permanently as American streamers pull back spending.

Why it matters. Producers must design premium dramas around leaner, fixed streamer budgets rather than assume costs will rise as they did during Peak TV.

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