"Outside of DWA, WDAS and Pixar, the majority of animation and VFX work for feature and TV has moved to Canada or Australia." This is the 'glib' bit - I don't

"Outside of DWA, WDAS and Pixar, the majority of animation and VFX work for feature and TV has moved to Canada or Australia." This is the 'glib' bit - I don't believe for a second that there are more animation jobs in Canada, even outside the big studios. The US is 10x bigger, and, they have a lot of industry here. Again: More jobs per capita? Even 'way more'? Entirely reasonable. But 'more jobs than the US' - or notably: 'the focal point of the industry' - definitely not. It's important to recognize Canada is not 'leading' here so much as 'providing labour' - i.e. 'white collar auto assembly'. If Canada was producing, financing, exporting creative work, then it would be another kind of story.