Why Ontario’s Film Industry Sees an Upside to the Hollywood Writers Strike

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If the 2007 WGA labor action is a precedent, a prolonged walkout could produce an even larger appetite for content written and produced from Canada: 'There are going to be new opportunities.'

Hollywood may have ground to a halt thanks to the writers strike, but the Ontario industry is already confidently looking beyond screenwriters on picket lines to its long-term positioning as a premium global hub for film and TV shoots.

Having built resilience and perseverance into an industry that has already bounced back strongly from the pandemic with record Hollywood film and TV production on stages in and around Toronto, Ontario players expect the Americans to eventually return in big numbers once the labor dispute is resolved.

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