苏格兰影视产业正快速增长，预计到2030年将为经济贡献10亿英镑1。然而，这一繁荣并未让本地劳动力充分受益。研究显示，热门剧集《叛徒》第三季的制作人员中仅约6%为苏格兰本地人1，引发对本地就业机会不足的担忧。尽管BBC要求在苏格兰制作项目上支出至少8%用于苏格兰1，但实际情况远低于这一标准。
《叛徒》自2022年以来已为苏格兰经济贡献2180万英镑1。该剧在当地的热门取景地也吸引了大量游客，Culloden战场去年访客数增加了43%1，人口仅约150人的格伦芬南村面临过度旅游压力1。Peter Strachan创立了"Standing Up For Scotland's Screen Talent"活动团体推动改变1。与此同时，公共广播机构委托苏格兰制片公司制作的节目数量"持续下降"1，进一步限制了本地产业发展的空间。
Scotland's screen industry is experiencing rapid growth, with projections showing it will contribute £1 billion to the economy by 2030.1 However, the expansion has raised concerns about whether local talent is benefiting from the boom. Research found that just 6% of production crew members on the third season of The Traitors were Scottish, falling short of the BBC's requirement that 8% of spending go to Scotland.1 Since 2022, The Traitors alone has contributed £21.8 million to the Scottish economy.1
The issue has prompted activism around local hiring practices. Peter Strachan established the campaign group "Standing Up For Scotland's Screen Talent" to advocate for greater opportunities for Scottish workers in the industry.1 David Smith, representing public broadcasters, noted that the number of programs commissioned from Scottish production companies has "continued to decline."1
The growth of film and television production has also created secondary effects in tourism. Visitor numbers to Culloden battlefield increased 43% last year, while small communities like Glenfinnan, with a population of approximately 150, have experienced heightened tourist activity.1
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