The Hollywood industry is currently facing a significant slowdown in film and TV production, leaving many below-the-line laborers struggling to find work. Despite the resolution of labor disputes between Hollywood writers and actors and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP), the anticipated rebound in filming activities has not materialized, particularly in California. The industry's transition, marked by the end of the streaming wars and subsequent staff reductions and slashed production slates by studios, has contributed to the sluggish recovery. Many industry professionals, including a unit production manager, have expressed surprise and concern over the unprecedented slowness of the comeback. This in-depth story was reported by Christi Carras and @marisagerber.
“We were going through a change in the industry,” says one of Hollywood’s below-the-line laborers. “But I never in a million years thought that it would be this slow.” Here’s why film and TV production in the state has been so slow. https://t.co/Zru7tnkypA
“No one’s working. No one’s received a call.” What’s behind California’s sluggish attempts to bounce back after the dual Hollywood strikes? https://t.co/Zru7tnkypA
A remarkably noteworthy article.. Please do read.. Almost everyone in Hollywood wants to get back to work. What's taking so long? In-depth story by Christi Carras and @marisagerber https://t.co/dxAjxDgtwc