At a Westwood rally attended by about 75 musicians and members of other unions, AFM president Ray Hair contended that Lionsgate accepted $5 million in Ohio tax credits but then “outsourced” the music by recording it in Macedonia.
Lionsgate did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
2 comments:
I'm completely okay with this, and I'm not mad for them to try to stop what is going on. We should try to preserve the jobs for the people in our country. This gets very political. After thinking it over I'm not quite sure if it would be okay for american filmakers to collaborate with others outside of the country, because once you think about it, it's just different people making art or telling a story, which really shouldn't be a crime.
I'm completely okay with this, and I'm not mad for them to try to stop what is going on. We should try to preserve the jobs for the people in our country. This gets very political. After thinking it over I'm not quite sure if it would be okay for american filmakers to collaborate with others outside of the country, because once you think about it, it's just different people making art or telling a story, which really shouldn't be a crime.
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