![]() Largely, the main jobs that get outsourced to India is stuff like match move and rotoscoping. It's especially exasperating because you're not even involved in said industry, outside of your partner, whereas I am actively every day. You can do with that info what you will, but it sounds like you don't actually want to hear an answer that contradicts your own and are doubling down on something that is not borne out of the reality of where the work is being done right now. Animation is affected to a much smaller degree and several studios in Canada are hiring in reasonable numbers at the moment. ![]() There's so many other factors that I already mentioned (lowered production, strikes) that play in first. It's definitely a lot lower, but it's not due to outsourcing. ![]() However that isn't to say studios aren't hiring which was what you asked about, and I answered. Canada and Europe are much bigger source of offshoring for the US. ![]() Again, I'm pushing back on the conflation of layoffs and jobs being offshored to India. It appears you're taking your own internal biases about India outsourcing and applying it more expansively. The largest company to do so is MPC, but for feature and TV work, it hasn't really impacted job locality. I think you're greatly overestimating how many jobs have moved to India. ![]()
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