Recently, sound films had driven the rapid development of the entire film industry, attracting a lot of capital investment.
The influx of capital naturally brought about a series of changes. To address these changes, a "Film Industry Union" was established under the initiative of some screenwriters, directors, and actors.
Anyone involved in the film industry could join the union, and the organizers claimed they would integrate and efficiently utilize the industry's resources.
Many newcomers to the industry lacked connections and relationships, and the birth of the Film Union greatly remedied this.
They could gain more opportunities for various jobs through the union, actors had more ways to meet directors, and directors also had more chances to meet actors.
