LA Exit, Hollywood Fallout: Could Paramount-Warner's Departure Redefine the Film Industry?

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Veteran director Joseph Kahn argues that while Paramount–Warner Bros could survive relocating from Los Angeles, such a move would devastate Hollywood by eroding its IP-driven production ecosystem; the piece contends the studios’ enormous IP holdings and the industry’s infrastructure would migrate to other states, reshaping where and how films are made, and it critiques California politics and labor dynamics as fueling the risk of a dislocation.
Topics:business#entertainment#hollywood#ip-assets#los-angeles#paramount-warner-merger#state-incentives
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