Gale Anne Hurd discusses how illegal downloads damage the film and TV industry by cutting off the revenue that funds content creation.
How would you feel about someone stealing your stuff? I mean, it's expensive. I'm still waiting for people to tell me how illegal downloads can enable content creators to continue to create content. If you look at a film like. Like Avengers, let's say it cost $200 million. If everyone's pirating it, where does the revenue stream come from? I mean, you know, look at Apple. Apple gets money from everything. Everyone seems happy to download from itunes, and yet, somehow it's evil if it's a film or if it's a television program. But you can't have products that are given away for free. All of you in this room want to create something that people want to buy. And those of us in the film and TV industry are the very same way. We can't continue to do what we do if people won't pay for it.
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