Kevin Feige has openly discussed the leaks and focused on keeping the experience alive with or without knowing ahead of time. It’s seemingly the return for many to their office that has helped even if some things still might find their way online in the future. There has been an increase in security since the COVID leaks from Marvel Studios, especially surrounding Black Panther: Wakanda Forever which seemingly had the least information hit the web so far. I had to go through a whole training course to make sure that I know exactly what I need to do and where to report [anything suspect. That didn’t stop them from their usual strict guidelines according to an anonymous source for THR, as they still tried to keep a tight lid as usual even during these difficult times:

Of course, scattering their footage also didn’t help from things finding their way online. They also highlighted how their dependency on smaller studios also led to a rise in demand, which also meant schooling a lot of new people and scattering their offerings across more vendors. They have shared that quite a few leaks have happened not because people are sharing them directly from home but rather curious family members or friends get a quick snapshot.

COVID and a rise in home office have become one of the sources of their dismay as of late, at least according to a new report by The Hollywood Reporter. The company was well-known for keeping things tightly under wraps but much has changed in the last few years. Many have noticed that throughout COVID, a lot more things have leaked from the normally super secret house of Marvel Studios.

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