There are a lot of homeless actors, writers, poets, filmmakers, cinematographers, etc, out there on the streets of Southern California mixed in with the homeless people, and so there needs to be apartment complexes for the artists who are homeless.
Such as the Palm View apartments which were set up by the Chase and Royal Bank of Canada and the Actors Fund...
https://actorsfund.org/services-and-programs/palm-viewAnd the artists can all help each other, they can teach each other, and they can support each other, and they can make movies together, etc. Where one man has a weakness, his neighbor might have a strength. Working together people can achieve much more than any man could alone, and we are social creatures anyway, we love Tribes, etc.
Having apartment complexes for artists makes sense to me, and for instance in this neighborhood, it is an Industrial Neighborhood, people can film movies here, and people can make television shows, and people can make music videos and television commercials, etc.
We can have a studio like Occidental in East Hollywood here in my neighborhood in Anaheim. (Also, the neighborhood by Occcidental in East Hollywood is a good, affordable neighborhood for poor artists.)
https://occidentalentertainment.com/Here is a link for my complex in Anaheim, it would be perfect for homeless artists, and people could make movies across the street, etc. This is an Industrial Neighborhood.
https://villa-platinum-apartments.business.site/We have people who have a lot of training, and education, and experience, some have won awards, and they are mixed in with the homeless people, there needs to be special apartment complexes for the homeless artists.
I had a roommate who was a studio executive who ended up homeless. He worked at Paramount, and at Universal. He worked himself to exhaustion, and then ended up homeless. He worked on the show "Family Ties" and he worked on other shows. He was a great person and he had a great life, and at the end he ended up homeless but my friend Lisa helped him, and he ended up as my roommate in a mansion in Anaheim, it was a nice house in a nice neighborhood.
The neighborhood by Occidental in East Hollywood is a good neighborhood for poor artists. When I was there the neighborhood was full of new immigrants, there were people from El Salvador, and from Colombia, and there was a Catholic Church in the neighborhood that had services in Spanish and in English.
That neighborhood would be perfect for poor artists who wanted to work at the Occidental studio.
And it is close to USC.
The Catholic Church by the Occidental movie studio is the Precious Blood Catholic Church, it is a beautiful church, they have both English, and Spanish, and they feed the needy, etc, it is a good Church.
If you are a starving artist in that neighborhood the Precious Blood Catholic Church will give you food. They feed the needy.
Link...
https://tinyurl.com/yw3svzzmSalute,
Tony V.
