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Producing Precarity Daphne C. Watkins This unique resource is idealThe hidden cost of TV production for communities of color Producing Precarity is a long overdue examination of the television industry's practice of "offshoring" production to impoverished sites within the US. The author, Curtis Marez, focuses on state efforts to attract film and TV producers to poor places with tax incentives, discounted public lands, and subsidized infrastructures. He argues that these efforts result in the redistribution of wealth