"I understand what everybody's doing, but in the end… you know, it's not just the big people," said Gano. "It's all of us little ones on the bottom end of things that helped make this industry go that are hurting right now. I have quite a few friends that are in the business and everybody's impacted. So we're just waiting for everything to be over and getting back to doing what we love." film industry.
"I think we're really starting to see how deeply integrated George's film industry is with our economy. We certainly expect businesses like our studios, our production businesses, our crew base, they are feeling the squeeze, because production has really kind of ground to a halt.
"We certainly will see some businesses that have to make some really tough decisions and, you know, we're just hoping that they can hold on and so that they are ready when production does come roaring back," said Moore. According to the Georgia Screen Entertainment Coalition, roughly 15,000 businesses in Georgia serve the film industry.
As the Hollywood strike enters its fourth month, those affected can only hold onto the hope that a resolution will come sooner rather than later. Recent attempts at negotiations between the Hollywood studios and screenwriters have yielded no agreement.
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