Introduction
Overview
Question 1
Different Content Across Platforms
This barplot compares what type of content each platform contains. Amazon shows a higher amount of movies and TV shows across all platforms. Disney has the lowest movie and TV show content when compared to the platforms in our dataset. Hulu has a higher amount of TV shows than movies on their platform. Out of all the platforms Hulu shows a balance between TV shows and movies.
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Unique Titles per Platform
This pie chart shows the uniqueness of the titles in movies and TV shows. We chose to analyze this data, because while a platform may have more TV shows or movies, they may be available on other platforms as well. This pie chart shows that Amazon has the highest unique movie titles, while Disney has the least amount of unique movie titles. When looking at the unique TV show titles, we find a similar trend with Amazon having the highest amount of unique titles and Disney with the lowest. A possible education to this trend would be Amazon has more content available on their platform compared to Disney and Hulu which is why their ratio in these pie charts is going to naturally be higher.
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Question 2
Gap and Duration of Hulu and Disney TV Shows
When it comes to TV shows, the Disney platform is generally quicker than hulu to get new products on the shelves. Most of the TV shows are within 10seasons of duration, and owners are within 25 years of GAP. TV shows with more than 50 years of GAP are mostly within 5seasons of duration, and are shelved by hulu. I have to say hulu is there actively discovering some oldies.
TV Shows with the most seasons is also being shelved by hulu. Can’t imagine how much time it’ll take for someone to fully go over it.
Gap and Duration of Hulu and Disney Movies
In terms of movies, both Disney and Hulu platforms, movies around 100min duration will have a lower gap than other duration, showing the love both companies have for this length of movie.
It’s worth noting that most of those movies with high gaps were introduced by Disney and most of them hover around 0 and 100 min in length. This means that if a director is unfortunate enough to record a movie around 50min and it doesn’t hit the shelves for 50 years, then people 50 years from now may not see that movie in their lifetime.
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Question 3
Bar Plot examining Genre Distrribution across streaming services comparing both TV shows and Movies
caption=“Dr = Drama, C = Comedy, A&S = Action & Suspense, D&V = Documentary & Variety, F&K = Family & Kids, A = Animation, E&C = Entertainment & Culture, S&E = Sport & Events, O = Other”
This bar plot provides an insightful view into the distribution of genres across popular streaming platforms: Amazon Prime Video, Disney Plus, & Hulu. It’s apparent that Amazon Prime Video has significantly larger library of content compared to Hulu and Disney Plus. With over 11,000 more options than Hulu and 14,000 more than Disney Plus, Prime subscribers can view a wide variety of genre choices.
Looking closer, it becomes clear that each platform’s unique offerings are causing these trends. Hulu emerges as a large providers for sports & live programming, offering extensive sports coverage, including the chance to watch live NFL and college football games on ESPN. While, Disney Plus offers a strong selection of Disney, Pixar, Marvel, and Star Wars films, its clear that the demographics are different. The service appeals more to fans of storytelling and family friendly entertainment, although its always a go-to for timeless household classics.
The Total contents for each Platforms with Ranking :
| platform | count | Ranking |
|---|---|---|
| Amazon | 18309 | 1 |
| Disney | 3910 | 3 |
| Hulu | 6761 | 2 |
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Question 4
Minimum Age of TV Shows by Streaming Platforms
Among the various platforms, Amazon Prime boasts a significantly larger total number of TV shows compared to Hulu and Disney Plus. Additionally, each platform targets different subscriber demographics. Amazon focuses on 17, while Hulu and Disney Plus concentrate on 7 and 13 respectively.
Minimum Age of TV Show by Streaming Platforms:
| platform | 0 | 7 | 13 | 17 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Amazon | 435 | 305 | 476 | 632 |
| Disney | 132 | 222 | 42 | 0 |
| Hulu | 137 | 314 | 609 | 299 |
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Minimum Age of Movies by Streaming Platforms
When it comes to movie content, there are different comparisons to consider. Amazon Prime offers a vast selection of movies compared to Disney Plus and Hulu.
Minimum Age of Movies by Streaming Platforms:
| platform | 0 | 7 | 13 | 17 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Amazon | 1091 | 541 | 2242 | 3609 |
| Disney | 489 | 459 | 103 | 0 |
| Hulu | 352 | 158 | 245 | 439 |
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Question 5
Compare and contrast the patterns of TV shows and Movies Getting added among different steaming platforms.
The dygrpahs of Hulu and Disney+ showing the number of movies and tv shows getting added depicts that Hulu has been adding such shows constantly, whereas Disney+ has added significant amount of shows at the date of launch. Disney+ has also been constantly adding shows after launch, but not as much as Hulu. From this dygraphs, we can conclude that although both Hulu and Disney+ have been adding new sets of movies and tv shows constantly especially from 2020, Hulu has been adding more numbers of shows than Disney+ with more frequency.
Compare and contrast the patterns of TV shows and Movies Getting added among different steaming platforms.
Note that the Disney dygraph has been truncated to match the Hulu data. The first data point should be 722.
Conclusion
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