By Jose Alejandro Bastidas

Many in Hollywood figured that the strikes would lead to an unscripted TV renaissance. But Julie Pizzi, president and CEO of Bunim/Murray and 51 Entertainment, says that reality TV pitching changed too with Hollywood’s contraction.

“A lot of the networks, platforms and cable channels have a certain amount of money they can spend in a year, and they want to put it toward something that’s going to be a landmark,” Pizzi told TheWrap’s Office With a View. “Everyone’s looking for ‘What’s our ‘Traitors’? What’s our ‘Squid Game,’ What’s going to put us on the map?’ ”