Hollywood's Workforce Shifts: More Educated, More Diverse, Less Dependent on Film and TV

New report highlights significant changes in Los Angeles' entertainment industry, with growth in online content creation and technical roles.

The share of Los Angeles County's entertainment workforce in creative and managerial roles increased from 59% in 2013 to 66% in 2022.
Film and TV employment in Los Angeles fell by 17% over the last decade, while software publishing and online content creation sectors grew significantly.
The percentage of college-educated workers in the entertainment industry in L.A. County rose from 46% in 2000 to 68% in 2022.
The industry has become more racially diverse, with the percentage of nonwhite workers in creative fields rising notably.
Despite a decrease in traditional film and TV jobs, L.A. remains the leading hub for high-wage entertainment employment in the U.S.