Report Says Hollywood Spends Just 42 Percent of Production Budgets in U.S.
A new report suggests that Hollywood studios now spend only 42 percent of production budgets in the United States – down from 74 percent 25 years ago.

A new report suggests that Hollywood studios now spend only 42 percent of production budgets in the United States – down from 74 percent 25 years ago.

Democrat lawmakers from one of New Jersey’s most populous counties are breaking from the left-wing narrative and urging the state to pull out of the California-sponsored lawsuit seeking to scuttle the merger between Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery.

Hollywood directors on Tuesday reached a four-year tentative contract agreement with studios and streaming services.

The film industry is suffering an “existential crisis” over its rapid decline as film studios rack up billions in debt; actors, crews, and producers lose work; streaming services nickel and dime producers; labor unions strike ahead of major contract negations, and more Americans go to the theater — not to mention the avalanche of taxes California Democrats continue to pile on the industry.

The Directors Guild of America (DGA) is set to meet with Netflix as theater owners call its acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery an “unprecedented threat” to the movie business.

In a major change to the way Hollywood movies and TV series are made, live ammunition will be banned from production sets under a new agreement reached by the Directors Guild of America and studios.

Women in Film, one of those insufferable crybaby, affirmative-action groups that contribute to women being taken less seriously, is crybabying over the 75th Annual Directors Guild of America awards.

Leaders of the Directors Guild of America (DGA) sent a letter to Georgia Governor Brian Kemp (R), urging him to withdraw his support for the state’s new election integrity legislation, which they refer to as a “voter suppression law.”

HBO has the lowest percentage of minority directors of any Hollywood TV studio while CBS has the lowest rate of female directors, according to a new report from the Directors Guild of America.
