companies like Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Columbia, and Paramount were based here.
The American Peace Mobilization was formed from a communist "Anti-Nazi League" based in this place, and Joseph Breen was responsible for applying a "code" to things produced here. The "Big Five" conglomerates based in this place included Loews Inc. and (*) RKO, and the growth of this place was spurred by patents owned by Thomas Edison. The studio system was prevalent during the "Golden Age" of this place in the 1930s, and companies like Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Columbia, and Paramount were based here. For 10 points, name this Los Angeles neighborhood that serves as the world capital of filmmaking.
The American Peace Mobilization was formed from a communist "Anti-Nazi League" based in this place, and Joseph Breen was responsible for applying a "code" to things produced here.
Hollywood, Los Angeles, California (prompt on Los Angeles or California)