Every Hollywood movie is a corporation.
You can see who the employees of the corporation are at the end of the movie, in the credits.
Once the movie is made, the corporation goes out of business. It’s employees are almost all unemployed. They go looking to join another corporation.
That’s the model for the future.
Let's say Company A has decided to revamp its web portal. Instead of turning to in-house IT or contracting with a firm that specializes in web design, it parcels the work out in "chunks" and invites professionals sitting at home to submit their ideas on how to improve the layout of that particular piece of the web portal. In that manner, you may have several hundred people doing short-term work from home to complete the project.
A project that would take months might only now take days or even hours.
There are many other examples where crowd-sourcing can be done from a pool of skilled labor. These people don't get benefits, paid vacation, etc., and they are perfectly fine with that as they only work when they want to and from their own homes. Sort of like along the Uber model. You can work as much as you want but you can also always turn the app off and go do something else.
Have you seen the new Lion King movie?
The credits show mostly India or China.
Where are the Tariffs where American jobs make movies?
Must we buy and watch India movies? No USA.
It is another ruined industry. Just watch the credits that say bye bye jobs.
The next movies will demand India provide fake English names. It is coming.