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US President Donald Trump says that it is a 100 percentage tariff to disperse the landscape of Canada, but experts watch how the global film industry works on how each other works and how to work.
Trump, a truth on Sunday night, said the trade department and the US trade representation to “immediately start to work” to apply the Tariff. He did not sign the executive order and said that no decision was made on Monday, the White House.
Other countries “offer all kinds of incentives to pull the edge of a director and studios from the United States,” Trump said.
“Many other areas are destroyed in the US,” he said, “he said.
During his meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney on Tuesday, Trump, Trump, Canada replied that the United States was “only one country” using tax benefits to attract film production.
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The BC government warns more chaos as a result of comments from the US President Donald Trump. Trump, Kanada has become a 51st state and has recently met with the well-known tariffs in the films made outside the United States, he said. Premier David Even says the comments are a red flag.
In the tariff mode, this last wood will be demonstrated to be demonstrated to celebrate what the last wood will result in what will result in or how it will be implemented in the tariff mode or how the films and films abroad and films appeared and filming.
Greg Denny is the Canadian Film Producer Incoming Last Loans PupilA biopic, films on the Toronto, which are partially hit, rarely said that a single country is the product.
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford calls for new tariffs after ordering US President Donald Trump out of the United States. Speaking to journalists on Monday, Ford, Trump said after the world and called the president “incredible”.
“We don’t create a good thing here. We create a movie. How do you put a tariff on it?” asked. “It’s not something you can create many countries, footage and content that always work together … it’s not something you can really put a tariff.”
The announcement also suffered the transgressors of the Canadian Media Association (CPPA) and Canadian Kinos, Television and Radio Artists (ACTRA), the Union of Actors (Actra).
BC Premier David Even called the offer “Understand” the offer “Understand”, Ontario’s Doug Ford, every day “(Trump)” (Trump) “(Trump).
Why Hollywood goes north
Like other parts of the economy, the Cinema Industry of Canada is deeply united with the southern neighbor. As the Oscar winners Titanic, Picture and Qunoo All at least partially tape in Canadian land; Kristopher Nolandan from Guillermo del Toro Hollywood directors took more than one film here.
It is also sensitive to the crises, such as Sag-Aftra holidays, which are injured in an industry, which are more improved in the industry, which is in the industry, which is 2023 writer and Sag-Aftra in Canada, Hollywood.
According to experts, Canada is very attractive to the US film manufacturers in the United States. The film-making workforce is highly qualified, but it takes less costs to pay and is often used as a stand for other cities in the United States, Europe and Asia. The US film production creates 30,000 jobs and has a $ 2.6 billion economic impact in Toronto, Mayor Olivia Chow.
Most importantly, the federal government offers a 16 percent refunded tax loan used to attract foreign products from Hollywood and other places to Canada.
The years also have their own tax breaks, some – like Ontario – can be adapted on the federal loan. Meanwhile, in the meantime, the production tax benefits will increase several months ago and announced the $ 2 billion bonus bonus for large-scale production in the province.
CBC News reached several large US studio for reactions, but none did not respond. Trump said he met to discuss the meeting with the industry on Monday.
“You don’t want to hurt the industry. I want to help,” he said. “I want to make sure they are happy because we are all because we are all about work.”
‘Consumer still wants to consume’
Professor of Toronton’s Cinema Research Institute Professor Charlie Keil, a film industry from Canada will be “destructive influence” to the internal sector of Exodus, said.
However, it is difficult to know that a tariff as a Trump will be applied and what movies will be applied.
“First of all, there are a number of spectrums among the films made in the United States, but in another country, in another country, the films were completely established by another country.”
There is also a question of who will master the value of the tariff. For years, a more expensive film ticket will not fly by the audience after price increase and secret junk rights, Keil.
This would cause the theater owners to eat expenditures for themselves or divide with a distributor and cause production to be more expensive. Taking into account the success of the global cash office, Keil’s records, the difficulty of the difficulty would make the tariffs more difficult.
And about the services of us? For example, Netflix has successed with foreign-produced content – to become a major distributor for Oscar fare such as Spain Snow and South Korea Okja.
The co-chairs of the co-chairs of the co-chairs of the co-chairs of the co-chairs of the Toronto-based film distributor, NOAH Segal, large flows are likely to take the trump to the trump offer, he said.
“I think they know that there are local content (niches) because they know that there are local content (icons),” he said.
However, if the US Tariff is applied in the global film in a global film, Segal claims that this can be a BOON for the local industry of Canada.
“If there are fewer content, the consumer wants to consume as much as it still wants to consume consumers. Therefore, Canada can be a great opportunity for Canadian culture and Canadian industry,” he said.
