Michael De Luca speaking at a conference about Hollywood film development budgets.
Michael De Luca speaking at a conference about Hollywood film development budgets.
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Michael De Luca warns Hollywood about cutting development budgets

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Warner Bros. Pictures co-chair Michael De Luca cautioned against slashing spending on original film development during a Q&A at the Produced By conference on May 30.

De Luca stressed that cutting development funds too deeply risks drying up a studio's pipeline of movies. He said the relentless pursuit of new talent remains essential to keep innovation alive within organizations.

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