Step 1) Create a company that destroys Hollywood. Stick it to Studio X by way of Y tech advantage.
Step 2) Become a profitable company, maybe even a titan in the industry.
Step 3) Watch as others see your service as a threat, build their own competing tech.
Step 4) Fight to keep your stake in the market, or exit. Fighting leads to bullshit tactics. Exit eventually gives your company to the very studios you were against.
Step 5) Studio X acquires your company in an attempt to compete with the "new way of doing things". Your research & development goes into their melting pot and the cycle repeats OR Studio X acquires one of your aforementioned competition, leaving you no choice but to resort to bullshit tactics to survive (after all, you're huge at this point).
To me, the problem isn't Hollywood. It's the laws that surround and re-enforce it. Locking up an industry in a closet full of weapons is asinine and the end result is obvious.