Georgia media giants Disney, Netflix and WarnerMedia have publicly objected to proposed new abortion laws in US, saying they could stop using the state as a filming location. The new, stricter abortion laws are expected to face legal challenges and have sparked threats of a boycott, with a number of actors saying they would not be willing to work in states which impose them. US's economy makes billions each year from the film and television industries, which employ 90,000 people in the state. It is a popular filming location thanks to the generous 30% tax break it offers.
US media giants Disney, Netflix and WarnerMedia have publicly objected to proposed new abortion laws in Georgia, saying they could stop using the state as a filming location. The new, stricter abortion laws are expected to face legal challenges and have sparked threats of a boycott, with a number of actors saying they would not be willing to work in states which impose them. Georgia's economy makes billions each year from the film and television industries, which employ 90,000 people in the state. It is a popular filming location thanks to the generous 30% tax break it offers.