Maybe people should first understand the context of this. Apparently, here's the data: California is losing its grip on the film industry as Canada, the UK, a

Maybe people should first understand the context of this. Apparently, here's the data: California is losing its grip on the film industry as Canada, the UK, and Australia outspend the U.S. on production subsidies. LA’s soundstage occupancy dropped to 90% pre-strikes, while Warner Brothers and Netflix ramp up overseas filming. Even a $3.75 billion tax credit boost might not be enough to keep Hollywood on top. Meanwhile, Vancouver is adding 20 new soundstages, and UK productions hit a record $7 billion. Here's Ben Affleck talking about this: https://nypost.com/2025/04/18/entertainment/ben-affleck-criticizes-california-for-taking-the-film-and-tv-industry-for-granted-as-productions-leave-the-state/ https://nypost.com/2025/04/18/entertainment/ben-affleck-crit..., https://x.com/MarioNawfal/status/1913449981643456612 https://x.com/MarioNawfal/status/1913449981643456612 Here's Adam Scott and Rob Lowe talking about it: https://x.com/medx0/status/1919178518031896903 https://x.com/medx0/status/1919178518031896903 Basically it seems that movie production and jobs created by it moved outside of US in a massive way. Hence the leftist tarrifs meant to reverse that and bring movie production back in US