has been the powerhouse behind California’s creative economy with its expansive movie studios, TV production facilities, architectural firms and fashion companies that account for one in 10 jobs in the state.
The writers’ strike was one of the longest work stoppages in Hollywood history. And it had a trickle-down effect on businesses that work with the film industry, including caterers, prop houses, costume designers, set builders, restaurants and fashion boutiques. Even after the strikes ended last fall after a combined six months, it has been slow going for the entertainment industry to return to normal. Production levels are down 9 percent from pre-strike levels, according to the report.
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