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I don’t understand your point. The natural progression of things is how we got to this point. You’d need some massive shock to the system (like a legislative la
by beoberha 3y ago
I don’t understand your point. The natural progression of things is how we got to this point. You’d need some massive shock to the system (like a legislative law) to change it at this point.
- Ekaros 3y agoOr a crash in market. Where they simply run out of the big money. So the big ticket items like stars simply do not get hired and everything is done with less people and less VFX.
- badpun 3y agoStars are hired because they make the studios money (as a marketing vehicle), not on some money-wasting whim.
- mstipetic 3y agoThey’d still do it for less money if there’s less total money in the market. It’s not like a bridge where a pound of steel costs X and not much you can do about it
- mstipetic 3y agoArgument is that making these things is inherently very expensive, but the actor salaries tell me there’s plenty of left over once production ends. There’s static costs and there’s more fluid ones