HOUR 2 (08/06) – Hollywood is producing fewer movies and TV shows in Los Angeles despite expanded tax credits, sparking a conversation about where the work went, whether California can realistically compete with other states and countries, and if the industry's biggest problem is policy—or Hollywood itself.
Gary & Shannon debate whether studios have lost sight of making crowd-pleasing hits, whether taxpayers should subsidize production, and what it would actually take to bring the entertainment business back to Southern California.

HOUR 2 (08/06)&nbsp;&ndash; Hollywood is producing fewer movies and TV shows in Los Angeles despite expanded tax credits, sparking a conversation about where the work went, whether California can realistically compete with other states and countries, and if the industry's biggest problem is policy&mdash;or Hollywood itself. Gary &amp; Shannon debate whether studios have lost sight of making crowd-pleasing hits, whether taxpayers should subsidize production, and what it would actually take to bring the entertainment business back to Southern California.

Gary Hoffmann and Shannon Farren. Covering what you need to know (and even some stuff you didn't) weekdays 9am-12pm

Gary Hoffmann and Shannon Farren. Covering what you need to know (and even some stuff you didn't) weekdays 9am-12pm

Gary Hoffmann and Shannon Farren. Covering what you need to know (and even some stuff you didn't) weekdays 9am-1pm

Gary and Shannon

Why Hollywood Left Hollywood

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