- Project Overview
- Data Sources
- Tool Used
- Data Cleaning and Preparation
- Exploratory Data Analysis
- Dashboard Features
- Key Insights
- References
This project aim to provide insights into the Netflix's catalog and provide an interactive visualization that helps users explore trends in movies and TV shows. Specifically, this dashboard helps in:
-Identifying the total number of titles, ratings, genres, and locations covered in the dataset.
-Understanding the top genres based on the number of movies and TV shows.
-Exploring the distribution of content types (Movies vs. TV Shows) using pie charts.
-Analyzing content ratings to see the most common audience classifications.
-Observing trends in Netflix releases over time using line/area charts.
-Visualizing the geographical distribution of Netflix content using a map chart.
Netflix Data : The dataset used for this analysis was sourced from Kaggle. It contains information about Netflix movies and TV shows including:
- Title
- Type
- Release Year
- Rating
- Country
- And other relevant metadata
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In the initial data preparation , I performed the following task:
- Data loading and inspection
- Handling missing values
- Checking for inconsistencies
- Data cleaning and formatting
EDA involved exploring key trends in the dataset, including:
- Distribution of content types (Movies vs. TV Shows)
- Genre popularity among Netflix titles
- Content rating distribution
- Release trends over the years
- Country-wise distribution of Netflix content
The interactive Excel dashboard contains:
- Pivot tables
- Insights into Netflix catalog, including movie and TV show trends
- Data visualizations to explore content ratings , genres and geographical distribution
- Netflix has a higher number of movies than TV shows
- Documentaries are the most common genre (298 titles)
- Stand-Up Comedy follows closely (273 titles)
- International Movies and Dramas are also among the most featured genres
- There was a significant rise in content production from 2010 onwards
- The highest number of releases happened in the late 2010s, showing Netflix's rapid expansion
- TV-14 is the most frequent rating (1693 titles) , indicating a preference for teen-friendly content.
- The global heatmap shows Netflix content was widely distributed, with North America, Europe, and parts of Asia having a large share.
- Dataset Source : [Netflix Movies and TV Shows Dataset]
- (https://www.kaggle.com/datasets/shivamb/netflix-shows) (Sourced from Kaggle)
