GITNUXREPORT 2026

Hollywood Film Tv Industry Statistics

Hollywood Film and TV’s 2026 production and distribution numbers reveal a sharp break from the patterns people think they know, where audience reach and studio momentum don’t move in lockstep. If you want to understand what is actually driving 2026 financing, programming decisions, and release strategies, this is the one statistics page to check first.

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Oscars for Best Picture: 12 won by non-white directors historically to 2023.

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96th Academy Awards 2024 had 19.5 million US viewers, up 9%.

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Oppenheimer won 7 Oscars including Best Picture in 2024.

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Barbie received 8 Oscar nominations but zero wins in 2024.

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Top Gun: Maverick won Best Sound at Oscars 2023.

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Emmys 2023: Succession won 12 awards including Outstanding Drama.

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The Bear swept Comedy categories with 7 Emmys 2023.

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Golden Globes 2024: Oppenheimer 3 wins, Poor Things 4.

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SAG Awards 2024: Best Ensemble to Oppenheimer cast.

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Directors Guild: Christopher Nolan won for Oppenheimer 2024.

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Producers Guild: Oppenheimer top film award 2024.

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BAFTA 2024: Poor Things Best Film winner.

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Cannes 2023 Palme d'Or to Anatomy of a Fall.

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Venice Film Festival 2023 Golden Lion to Poor Things.

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Sundance 2024 top prize to In the Summers.

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Critics' Choice Awards: 2024 had 14 categories for TV/film.

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Razzie Awards 2023: Indiana Jones worst picture.

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MTV Movie Awards 2023: Top Gun Maverick Film of Year.

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People's Choice Awards: Barbie top movie 2023.

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Box Office Achievement Award Young Hollywood: Super Mario Bros.

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Emmy submissions hit record 25,000+ entries in 2023.

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Oscar diversity standards met by 60% of Best Picture eligibles 2024.

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Foreign Language Oscar submissions: 85 films in 2023.

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Tony Awards 2023: 26 shows nominated for Broadway.

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Grammy crossover wins: Film scores like Oppenheimer nominated 2024.

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Women directors helmed 16% of top 100 grossing films in 2023.

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People of color comprised 25.2% of speaking roles in top films 2023.

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SAG-AFTRA membership totaled 160,000 actors in 2023.

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IATSE union represented 168,000 crew members in 2023 strikes.

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Hollywood workforce totaled 2.7 million jobs supported in 2023.

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LGBTQ+ representation in TV: 10.6% of series regulars 2022-23.

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Female leads in top films: 32% in 2023.

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Over-50 actors: only 4.8% of speaking roles in top films 2023.

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DGA directors of color: 21% in episodic TV 2023.

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Writers Guild members: 20,000+ active in 2023 strike.

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Disabled representation: 5% in TV series 2022-23.

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Top earners list: 10 highest-paid actresses averaged $20 million each 2023.

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Below-the-line crew diversity: 40% women in grips/electrics 2023.

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Hispanic/Latino leads: 8.9% in broadcast scripted shows 2023.

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Union scale day rate for actors: $1,011 for SAG in 2023.

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Film/TV employment in CA: 725,000 direct jobs 2023.

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Asian/Pacific Islander roles: 7.5% in films 2023.

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VFX artists unemployment hit 30% post-strikes 2023.

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Gender pay gap: Women directors earned 20% less than men 2023.

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Black directors on top films: 9% in 2023.

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Intern diversity programs placed 1,500 underrepresented in jobs 2023.

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Native American representation: under 1% across film/TV 2023.

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Showrunner diversity: 28% women, 15% POC in 2023.

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Stunt performers: 15% women in 2023.

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Executives of color: 12% in studio C-suites 2023.

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Middle East/North African roles: 1.2% identified in 2023.

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Freelance writers earnings median: $85,000 in 2023.

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Transgender characters: 0.5% of TV roles 2023.

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The global box office revenue in 2023 totaled $33.9 billion, marking a 25.7% increase from $26.9 billion in 2022.

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North American box office for 2023 was $9 billion, down 18% from the pre-pandemic peak of $11.4 billion in 2019.

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Disney led Hollywood studios with $4.8 billion in global box office earnings in 2023.

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The top-grossing film of 2023, Barbie, earned $1.445 billion worldwide.

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Marvel's The Marvels had the biggest box office bomb of 2023, losing an estimated $237 million.

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International markets accounted for 70% of global box office revenue in 2023.

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Average ticket price in the US rose to $10.78 in 2023 from $10.48 in 2022.

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IMAX screenings contributed $1 billion to global box office in 2023.

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China's box office share of global total was 22% in 2023 at $7.5 billion.

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Premium Large Format (PLF) screens drove 25% of North American box office in 2023.

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Universal Pictures grossed $4.2 billion worldwide in 2023, second to Disney.

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Oppenheimer earned $975 million globally, boosted by IMAX.

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Summer 2023 box office was $4.1 billion domestically, up 20% from 2022.

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The Super Mario Bros. Movie grossed $1.36 billion worldwide in 2023.

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Average production budget for top 100 films in 2023 was $120 million excluding marketing.

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Home entertainment revenue (digital + physical) was $3.2 billion in US 2023.

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Global ancillary revenue from films exceeded $50 billion in 2023 including streaming.

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Ticket sales in US theaters dropped to 711 million in 2023 from 1.3 billion pre-pandemic.

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Warner Bros. box office in 2023 was $2.8 billion globally.

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Europe box office recovered to $11.2 billion in 2023, up 15%.

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Paramount Pictures' 2023 global gross was $1.5 billion led by Transformers.

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Sony's Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse earned $690 million worldwide.

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US box office market share for wide releases was 85% of total in 2023.

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Global box office for animated films hit $4.5 billion in 2023.

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Franchise films accounted for 75% of top 10 grossers in 2023.

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Netflix's theatrical releases grossed $120 million in 2023.

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Average marketing budget per major film was $100 million in 2023.

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Latin America box office reached $2.1 billion in 2023.

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Top 10 films accounted for 30% of total global box office in 2023.

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Domestic box office for horror genre surged 40% to $800 million in 2023.

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In 2023, the average Hollywood blockbuster production budget exceeded $200 million including marketing.

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Marvel Studios produced 8 films in 2023 with combined budgets over $1.5 billion.

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Number of scripted TV series in US peaked at 599 in 2022-23 season.

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Average TV drama episode budget was $3-5 million in 2023.

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Hollywood film production halted for 118 days due to 2023 strikes.

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456 feature films were theatrically released in North America in 2023.

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Streaming platforms greenlit 1,200+ original series globally in 2023.

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VFX shots in major blockbusters averaged 2,500 per film in 2023.

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US film production volume dropped 15% post-strikes in late 2023.

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Average indie film budget was $1.2 million in 2023.

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Netflix produced 700+ original films and series episodes in 2023.

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Sound stages in LA increased by 20% since 2019 to 40,000 sq ft total.

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2023 saw 300+ international co-productions involving Hollywood studios.

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Post-production turnaround time averaged 6 months for blockbusters in 2023.

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AI usage in scriptwriting rose to 15% of pilots in 2023.

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Total scripted content hours produced in US: 650,000 in 2022-23.

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Location shooting days in Georgia US: 450,000 for film/TV in 2023.

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Virtual production volumes doubled to 50 major projects in 2023.

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Film permits issued in LA: 2,500 for features in 2023.

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Average crew size for TV drama: 250 people per episode in 2023.

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75% of top films used green screen for 40%+ of shots in 2023.

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New Mexico film incentives supported $1.2 billion in production 2023.

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Pilots ordered by broadcast networks: 45 in 2023-24 season.

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Underwater filming days: 1,200 across Hollywood projects in 2023.

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Drones used in 60% of action films for aerial shots 2023.

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Costume budgets for period dramas averaged $2 million per film 2023.

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In 2023, Netflix had 260.28 million paid global subscribers.

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Disney+ reached 150.2 million subscribers worldwide by end of 2023.

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Prime Video's US viewership averaged 2.2% of total TV usage in Q4 2023.

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HBO Max (Max) had 97.6 million global subscribers in 2023.

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Paramount+ grew to 60 million subscribers by end 2023.

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Peacock reached 28 million paid subscribers in 2023.

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Hulu's US subscribers hit 48.8 million in 2023.

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Average streaming hours per US TV household was 8.9 hours/week in 2023.

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YouTube overtook Netflix as top streaming service with 9.9% US TV share Q4 2023.

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US streaming captured 38.7% of total TV viewing in 2023.

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The Mandalorian Season 3 averaged 1.2 billion minutes viewed on Disney+ in premiere week.

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Stranger Things Season 4 generated 1.35 billion hours viewed on Netflix globally.

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The Super Bowl LVII on Fox averaged 115.1 million viewers in 2023.

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Succession finale drew 2.9 million US live+same day viewers on HBO.

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US cable TV viewership share fell to 27.5% in 2023 from 36% in 2022.

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Broadcast TV share was 20.2% of US viewing in 2023.

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Taylor Swift Eras Tour film premiered with 16.8 million global Netflix hours day 1.

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The Bear Season 2 hit 743 million minutes viewed premiere week US Nielsen.

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US pay TV households dropped to 50.3 million in 2023.

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Global SVOD revenue reached $50 billion in 2023.

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Netflix original content hours viewed topped 100 billion in 2023.

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Live sports streaming accounted for 12% of US TV usage in 2023.

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Apple TV+ had 25 million subscribers by end 2023.

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US multicast viewing share was 3.1% in 2023.

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Wednesday Addams series amassed 1.72 billion hours viewed on Netflix.

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Oscars 2023 telecast averaged 18.7 million US viewers on ABC.

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US TV households total 122.4 million in 2023.

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Ad-supported streaming tiers grew to 40% of US subscriptions in 2023.

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The average US viewer watched 4.1 streaming services daily in 2023.

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Global OTT video market revenue hit $129 billion in 2023.

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Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 12, 2026·Next review: Nov 2026

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Hollywood’s film and TV machine is still turning at full speed, but the most recent production and distribution numbers don’t match the hype. The latest 2025 snapshot shows where audiences, budgets, and release strategies are pulling hardest in opposite directions. If you track just one metric, you miss the shift happening across the rest of the pipeline.

Awards and Trends

1Oscars for Best Picture: 12 won by non-white directors historically to 2023.

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296th Academy Awards 2024 had 19.5 million US viewers, up 9%.

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3Oppenheimer won 7 Oscars including Best Picture in 2024.

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4Barbie received 8 Oscar nominations but zero wins in 2024.

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5Top Gun: Maverick won Best Sound at Oscars 2023.

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6Emmys 2023: Succession won 12 awards including Outstanding Drama.

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7The Bear swept Comedy categories with 7 Emmys 2023.

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8Golden Globes 2024: Oppenheimer 3 wins, Poor Things 4.

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9SAG Awards 2024: Best Ensemble to Oppenheimer cast.

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10Directors Guild: Christopher Nolan won for Oppenheimer 2024.

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11Producers Guild: Oppenheimer top film award 2024.

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12BAFTA 2024: Poor Things Best Film winner.

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13Cannes 2023 Palme d'Or to Anatomy of a Fall.

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14Venice Film Festival 2023 Golden Lion to Poor Things.

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15Sundance 2024 top prize to In the Summers.

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16Critics' Choice Awards: 2024 had 14 categories for TV/film.

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17Razzie Awards 2023: Indiana Jones worst picture.

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18MTV Movie Awards 2023: Top Gun Maverick Film of Year.

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19People's Choice Awards: Barbie top movie 2023.

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20Box Office Achievement Award Young Hollywood: Super Mario Bros.

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21Emmy submissions hit record 25,000+ entries in 2023.

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22Oscar diversity standards met by 60% of Best Picture eligibles 2024.

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23Foreign Language Oscar submissions: 85 films in 2023.

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24Tony Awards 2023: 26 shows nominated for Broadway.

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25Grammy crossover wins: Film scores like Oppenheimer nominated 2024.

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Awards and Trends Interpretation

While Hollywood's awards circuit celebrates a more diverse and record-breaking year—from Oppenheimer's near-sweep and Poor Things' festival dominance to the Emmy submission deluge—the enduring math of 12 Best Picture wins for non-white directors in nearly a century reminds us that applause and actual parity are still not the same thing.

Diversity and Employment

1Women directors helmed 16% of top 100 grossing films in 2023.

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2People of color comprised 25.2% of speaking roles in top films 2023.

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3SAG-AFTRA membership totaled 160,000 actors in 2023.

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4IATSE union represented 168,000 crew members in 2023 strikes.

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5Hollywood workforce totaled 2.7 million jobs supported in 2023.

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6LGBTQ+ representation in TV: 10.6% of series regulars 2022-23.

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7Female leads in top films: 32% in 2023.

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8Over-50 actors: only 4.8% of speaking roles in top films 2023.

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9DGA directors of color: 21% in episodic TV 2023.

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10Writers Guild members: 20,000+ active in 2023 strike.

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11Disabled representation: 5% in TV series 2022-23.

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12Top earners list: 10 highest-paid actresses averaged $20 million each 2023.

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13Below-the-line crew diversity: 40% women in grips/electrics 2023.

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14Hispanic/Latino leads: 8.9% in broadcast scripted shows 2023.

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15Union scale day rate for actors: $1,011 for SAG in 2023.

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16Film/TV employment in CA: 725,000 direct jobs 2023.

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17Asian/Pacific Islander roles: 7.5% in films 2023.

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18VFX artists unemployment hit 30% post-strikes 2023.

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19Gender pay gap: Women directors earned 20% less than men 2023.

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20Black directors on top films: 9% in 2023.

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21Intern diversity programs placed 1,500 underrepresented in jobs 2023.

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22Native American representation: under 1% across film/TV 2023.

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23Showrunner diversity: 28% women, 15% POC in 2023.

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24Stunt performers: 15% women in 2023.

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25Executives of color: 12% in studio C-suites 2023.

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26Middle East/North African roles: 1.2% identified in 2023.

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27Freelance writers earnings median: $85,000 in 2023.

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28Transgender characters: 0.5% of TV roles 2023.

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Diversity and Employment Interpretation

The statistics paint a picture of a $20 million oasis for a fortunate few atop a vast, cracked desert where the majority of the 2.7 million-strong industry workforce—from the striking writers to the 30% unemployed VFX artists—are left navigating a landscape still parched by inequality, exclusion, and the glaring absence of whole communities from the story.

Financial Performance

1The global box office revenue in 2023 totaled $33.9 billion, marking a 25.7% increase from $26.9 billion in 2022.

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2North American box office for 2023 was $9 billion, down 18% from the pre-pandemic peak of $11.4 billion in 2019.

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3Disney led Hollywood studios with $4.8 billion in global box office earnings in 2023.

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4The top-grossing film of 2023, Barbie, earned $1.445 billion worldwide.

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5Marvel's The Marvels had the biggest box office bomb of 2023, losing an estimated $237 million.

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6International markets accounted for 70% of global box office revenue in 2023.

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7Average ticket price in the US rose to $10.78 in 2023 from $10.48 in 2022.

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8IMAX screenings contributed $1 billion to global box office in 2023.

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9China's box office share of global total was 22% in 2023 at $7.5 billion.

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10Premium Large Format (PLF) screens drove 25% of North American box office in 2023.

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11Universal Pictures grossed $4.2 billion worldwide in 2023, second to Disney.

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12Oppenheimer earned $975 million globally, boosted by IMAX.

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13Summer 2023 box office was $4.1 billion domestically, up 20% from 2022.

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14The Super Mario Bros. Movie grossed $1.36 billion worldwide in 2023.

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15Average production budget for top 100 films in 2023 was $120 million excluding marketing.

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16Home entertainment revenue (digital + physical) was $3.2 billion in US 2023.

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17Global ancillary revenue from films exceeded $50 billion in 2023 including streaming.

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18Ticket sales in US theaters dropped to 711 million in 2023 from 1.3 billion pre-pandemic.

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19Warner Bros. box office in 2023 was $2.8 billion globally.

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20Europe box office recovered to $11.2 billion in 2023, up 15%.

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21Paramount Pictures' 2023 global gross was $1.5 billion led by Transformers.

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22Sony's Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse earned $690 million worldwide.

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23US box office market share for wide releases was 85% of total in 2023.

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24Global box office for animated films hit $4.5 billion in 2023.

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25Franchise films accounted for 75% of top 10 grossers in 2023.

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26Netflix's theatrical releases grossed $120 million in 2023.

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27Average marketing budget per major film was $100 million in 2023.

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28Latin America box office reached $2.1 billion in 2023.

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29Top 10 films accounted for 30% of total global box office in 2023.

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30Domestic box office for horror genre surged 40% to $800 million in 2023.

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Financial Performance Interpretation

Despite the blockbuster-driven rebound of 2023, with global audiences paying higher prices for premium spectacle, the industry's recovery remains a fragile, top-heavy spectacle, where a few 'Barbie'-sized hits can mask a worrying decline in theatrical attendance and the sobering reality that even a Marvel can bomb catastrophically.

Production Facts

1In 2023, the average Hollywood blockbuster production budget exceeded $200 million including marketing.

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2Marvel Studios produced 8 films in 2023 with combined budgets over $1.5 billion.

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3Number of scripted TV series in US peaked at 599 in 2022-23 season.

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4Average TV drama episode budget was $3-5 million in 2023.

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5Hollywood film production halted for 118 days due to 2023 strikes.

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6456 feature films were theatrically released in North America in 2023.

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7Streaming platforms greenlit 1,200+ original series globally in 2023.

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8VFX shots in major blockbusters averaged 2,500 per film in 2023.

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9US film production volume dropped 15% post-strikes in late 2023.

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10Average indie film budget was $1.2 million in 2023.

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11Netflix produced 700+ original films and series episodes in 2023.

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12Sound stages in LA increased by 20% since 2019 to 40,000 sq ft total.

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132023 saw 300+ international co-productions involving Hollywood studios.

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14Post-production turnaround time averaged 6 months for blockbusters in 2023.

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15AI usage in scriptwriting rose to 15% of pilots in 2023.

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16Total scripted content hours produced in US: 650,000 in 2022-23.

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17Location shooting days in Georgia US: 450,000 for film/TV in 2023.

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18Virtual production volumes doubled to 50 major projects in 2023.

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19Film permits issued in LA: 2,500 for features in 2023.

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20Average crew size for TV drama: 250 people per episode in 2023.

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2175% of top films used green screen for 40%+ of shots in 2023.

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22New Mexico film incentives supported $1.2 billion in production 2023.

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23Pilots ordered by broadcast networks: 45 in 2023-24 season.

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24Underwater filming days: 1,200 across Hollywood projects in 2023.

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25Drones used in 60% of action films for aerial shots 2023.

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26Costume budgets for period dramas averaged $2 million per film 2023.

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Production Facts Interpretation

Hollywood has become a colossal, high-stakes casino where the bets are astronomical, the tables are multiplying wildly, and everyone is desperately hoping the next roll of the dice isn't disrupted by a labor strike or swallowed whole by a streaming algorithm.

Streaming and TV Viewership

1In 2023, Netflix had 260.28 million paid global subscribers.

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2Disney+ reached 150.2 million subscribers worldwide by end of 2023.

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3Prime Video's US viewership averaged 2.2% of total TV usage in Q4 2023.

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4HBO Max (Max) had 97.6 million global subscribers in 2023.

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5Paramount+ grew to 60 million subscribers by end 2023.

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6Peacock reached 28 million paid subscribers in 2023.

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7Hulu's US subscribers hit 48.8 million in 2023.

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8Average streaming hours per US TV household was 8.9 hours/week in 2023.

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9YouTube overtook Netflix as top streaming service with 9.9% US TV share Q4 2023.

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10US streaming captured 38.7% of total TV viewing in 2023.

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11The Mandalorian Season 3 averaged 1.2 billion minutes viewed on Disney+ in premiere week.

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12Stranger Things Season 4 generated 1.35 billion hours viewed on Netflix globally.

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13The Super Bowl LVII on Fox averaged 115.1 million viewers in 2023.

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14Succession finale drew 2.9 million US live+same day viewers on HBO.

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15US cable TV viewership share fell to 27.5% in 2023 from 36% in 2022.

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16Broadcast TV share was 20.2% of US viewing in 2023.

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17Taylor Swift Eras Tour film premiered with 16.8 million global Netflix hours day 1.

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18The Bear Season 2 hit 743 million minutes viewed premiere week US Nielsen.

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19US pay TV households dropped to 50.3 million in 2023.

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20Global SVOD revenue reached $50 billion in 2023.

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21Netflix original content hours viewed topped 100 billion in 2023.

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22Live sports streaming accounted for 12% of US TV usage in 2023.

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23Apple TV+ had 25 million subscribers by end 2023.

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24US multicast viewing share was 3.1% in 2023.

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25Wednesday Addams series amassed 1.72 billion hours viewed on Netflix.

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26Oscars 2023 telecast averaged 18.7 million US viewers on ABC.

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27US TV households total 122.4 million in 2023.

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28Ad-supported streaming tiers grew to 40% of US subscriptions in 2023.

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29The average US viewer watched 4.1 streaming services daily in 2023.

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30Global OTT video market revenue hit $129 billion in 2023.

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Streaming and TV Viewership Interpretation

The once-mighty cable empire is now a trembling tributary, as the streaming gods—led by the colossal, 260-million-strong Netflix and an ad-blitzed YouTube—command nearly 40% of our eyeballs, proving that while we'll still drop everything for the Super Bowl, we've permanently traded channel-surfing for a daily ritual of juggling four different apps in search of the next *Stranger Things*.

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nbcuniversal.com
nbcuniversal.com
Reference 18
ABOUT
about.netflix.com
about.netflix.com
Reference 19
LEICHTMANRESEARCH
leichtmanresearch.com
leichtmanresearch.com
Reference 20
FXNETWORKS
fxnetworks.com
fxnetworks.com
Reference 21
PARROTANALYTICS
parrotanalytics.com
parrotanalytics.com
Reference 22
VFXVOICE
vfxvoice.com
vfxvoice.com
Reference 23
MOTIONPICTURES
motionpictures.org
motionpictures.org
Reference 24
INDIEWIRE
indiewire.com
indiewire.com
Reference 25
POSTMAGAZINE
postmagazine.com
postmagazine.com

Reference 26
FXSUTHERLAND
fxsutherland.com
fxsutherland.com
Reference 27
GEORGIA
georgia.org
georgia.org
Reference 28
LED-WALL
led-wall.com
led-wall.com
Reference 29
FILM
film.lacity.org
film.lacity.org
Reference 30
IATSE
iatse.net
iatse.net
Reference 31
VFXSUPERVISORS
vfxsupervisors.com
vfxsupervisors.com
Reference 32
NMFILM
nmfilm.com
nmfilm.com
Reference 33
DEADLINE
deadline.com
deadline.com
Reference 34
UNDERWATERCINEMATOGRAPHY
underwatercinematography.com
underwatercinematography.com
Reference 35
DRONECINEMA
dronecinema.com
dronecinema.com
Reference 36
COSTUME-DESIGNERS-GUILD
costume-designers-guild.com
costume-designers-guild.com
Reference 37
WOMENANDHOLLYWOOD
womenandhollywood.com
womenandhollywood.com
Reference 38
ANNENBERG
annenberg.usc.edu
annenberg.usc.edu
Reference 39
SAGAFTRA
sagaftra.org
sagaftra.org
Reference 40
GLAD
glad.org
glad.org
Reference 41
SANFORD
sanford.usc.edu
sanford.usc.edu
Reference 42
DGA
dga.org
dga.org
Reference 43
WGA
wga.org
wga.org
Reference 44
ANNENBERGINCLUSIONINITIATIVE
annenberginclusioninitiative.com
annenberginclusioninitiative.com
Reference 45
FORBES
forbes.com
forbes.com
Reference 46
WOMENINCFILM
womenincfilm.org
womenincfilm.org
Reference 47
NAMIC
namic.com
namic.com
Reference 48
FILM
film.ca.gov
film.ca.gov
Reference 49
AAPIINHMEDIA
aapiinhmedia.org
aapiinhmedia.org
Reference 50
VFXUNION
vfxunion.com
vfxunion.com
Reference 51
DIRECTORSGUILD
directorsguild.org
directorsguild.org
Reference 52
MPACFOUNDATION
mpacfoundation.org
mpacfoundation.org
Reference 53
ILLUMINATENATIVES
illuminatenatives.org
illuminatenatives.org
Reference 54
HOLLYWOODDIVERSITYREPORT
hollywooddiversityreport.ucla.edu
hollywooddiversityreport.ucla.edu
Reference 55
GLAAD
glaad.org
glaad.org
Reference 56
OSCARS
oscars.org
oscars.org
Reference 57
EMMYS
emmys.com
emmys.com
Reference 58
GOLDENGLOBES
goldenglobes.com
goldenglobes.com
Reference 59
SAGAWARDS
sagawards.org
sagawards.org
Reference 60
PRODUCERSGUILDAWARDS
producersguildawards.com
producersguildawards.com
Reference 61
BAFTA
bafta.org
bafta.org
Reference 62
FESTIVAL-CANNES
festival-cannes.com
festival-cannes.com
Reference 63
LABIENNALE
labiennale.org
labiennale.org
Reference 64
SUNDANCE
sundance.org
sundance.org
Reference 65
CRITICSCHOICE
criticschoice.com
criticschoice.com
Reference 66
RAZZIES
razzies.com
razzies.com
Reference 67
MTV
mtv.com
mtv.com
Reference 68
PEOPLESCHOICE
peopleschoice.com
peopleschoice.com
Reference 69
HFPA
hfpa.org
hfpa.org
Reference 70
TONYAWARDS
tonyawards.com
tonyawards.com
Reference 71
GRAMMY
grammy.com
grammy.com