The aesthetics of binge-watching

The world as will and streams

Contemporary streaming services encourage us to binge-watch. The services automatically ‘play next episode’, and rarely do we have the will to change channel. Under these conditions, our desire for film and television of aesthetic quality is waning. But, through curation, social groups and supporting personal projects, we can fight back against this era of media as a narcotic, writes Matt Strohl.

 

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