
#Oscars: Cord Jefferson is calling on Hollywood to take more “risks” when it comes to low- and mid-budget films. "Instead of making one $200 million movie, try making 20 $10 million movies. Or 50 $4 million movies.” https://t.co/jvlNQKszoS https://t.co/TfXnX7U2JN
Cord Jefferson’s Mid-Budget Plea to Hollywood: ‘Try Making 20 $10 Million Movies’ Instead of Blockbusters https://t.co/DK5xLGSQdG
Interesting Oscars speech by best screenplay winner begging Hollywood to stop making $200M movies and instead make 20 $10M movies The economics of small movies simply don't work if people don't go to the theatre to see them

Cord Jefferson, during his Oscars speech, advocated for Hollywood to shift from producing $200 million blockbusters to making 20 $10 million movies to provide more opportunities for emerging talent. He emphasized the need for the industry to take risks and invest in smaller budget films.