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New stages and visualisation hubs open as AI pressure on crew grows

Capacity is being added in places where work is thin, and AI is being sold as a way to cut crew. For a Copenhagen bidder, that suggests more rivals chasing the same shows at lower prices. Worth watching: who builds virtual production and previs capacity, and where.

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New capacity, thin demand

Stages and previs hubs are opening while New Mexico spend is far below its peak. Incentive-backed regions with virtual production can undercut on price. Expect more places pitching the same shows, and check which of them can actually deliver.

AI and crew demand

One Thai executive expects crew demand to fall sharply and plans a hybrid film at half the usual budget. It is a single view, not a measured trend. Still, budgets like that could set clients' price expectations on bids.

  • AI set to slash demand for film crews · bangkokpost.com A claimed 40% crew cut and a halved budget target may shape client price expectations, though the forecast is one executive's view

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