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A Least Five Production Companies Vow Not to Film in Georgia Over Abortion Law

May 9, 2019
At least five production companies have pledged not to film in Georgia over the state's new abortion law. Bryn Elise Sandberg, staff writer at The Hollywood Reporter, breaks down the movement.
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