Chapter 566: Best Picture - Dream of Australasia

The biggest difference between the film structures of Australasia and Europe and America lies in the fact that most film production studios in Europe and America are large-scale, while Australasia is still filled with numerous small-scale movie production studios.

This is quite understandable. The film market in Europe and America has not undergone much expansion, and due to the impact of films from Australasia, local film factories are finding it even more difficult.

In such a situation, it is hard for small-scale movie companies to survive, and a single film's failure could lead to a significant loss for these small-scale film enterprises and potentially even lead to bankruptcy.

In order to promote the development of Australasian films, Arthur implemented a fairly effective measure - separating production and broadcasting.

Put simply, this means that film production and broadcast of the films are handled by separate firms.