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Similar to strategies outlined in Sun Tzu's "The Art Of War", the spread of the deadly Wuhan virus has hit the film and TV industry hard, forcing productions to shut down for the safety of cast and crew, including Warners "The Batman", Netflix "Red Notice" and a whole lot more:

NBCUniversal suspended production on all 35 of its shows across syndication and broadcast, including "Chicago" and "Law & Order: Svu".

Disney Television Studios stopped "Grey's Anatomy", "Genius" and TV pilots.

Disney also shut down James Cameron's "Avatar" sequels, shooting in New Zealand.

WarnerMedia stopped "Euphoria", "Righteous Gemstones" and "Snowpiercer".

Amazon shut down "Lord of The Rings" and "Birds of Paradise" .

Netflix shut down "The Witcher" and "The Harder They Fall", starring Idris Elba who tested positive for the coronavirus.

Sony has shut down the musical feature "Cinderella", "Uncharted" and "The Nightingale".

Paramount shut down "Mission Impossible 7".

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SXSW, which was forced to cancel its 2020 edition that was to kick off today in Austin due to the coronavirus pandemic, is forging forward with a plan that includes screening links that will allow jurors to see and hand out awards to the fest’s competition films.

The news came via SXSW director of film Janet Pierson, who has been working to organize alternate plans since Friday when the fest was shut down by city and state officials due to the threat of Covid-19.

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“We had several Special Awards juries already in place via links, and since we are not able to present the event,...