Ashton Sanders in "Moonlight" (Credit: A24) As the American population continues to change and diversify, Hollywood seems, perhaps by comparison, to become more and more white. Movie executives attribute this to their belief that diverse films don’t make enough money. However, studies prove audience members want films to represent the world they live in — and they’re willing to pay for it. Creative Artists Agency, home to some of Hollywood’s most famed celebrities, recently released a report disputing the preconceived notion that film diversity effects its revenue.
Sorry, Haters, But Studies Prove Diverse Films Outearn Lily-white Ones
Alessandra Maldonado, Salon: Movie
Thu, 06/22/2017 - 1:07pm
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