this is decades of stuff, right? billy biggar s family-owned proper house services the hollywood of the south. it is jam-packed with movie-making esa terigo for rent. millions of items. lots of fate food. reporter: gathering dust, unneeded, with quiet on every set here. it is hard to keep up beat. reporter: business as bad as i it c could be? yeah, when youour clientss ae shut dowown, you are shut down. reporter: i hollywood six highest domestic grossing movies, six were shot in charge of your lack panther. two avengers movies. three teams. one shot. repeporter: and spider-man no way home. let s do this. reporter: all feature this peach in their closing credits. $3.5 billion in annual wages and more than 46,000 jobs. and it is not just georgia. billions in wages for workers in states like north carolina, florida, and texas. chris harris is an atlanta production sound mixer.
his union is not on strike, but he is not working, either. it is just that all of the work i used to do is gone because none of that can exist without s.a.g. actors and wga scripts. reporter: billy biggar s proper house also can t exist without them. it lasts until december, it is going to get harry for a lot of people, including myself. reporter: define harry. financially. reporter: so from prop houses to major local studios like tyler perry s behind me, george s moviemaking business is feeling it. in bigger s case, he says the family business is on the line d strikes. norah? norah: quite a ripple effect. mark strassmann, thank you. well, from the hollywood strike to a hollywood ending for one lucky powerball player, the only winning ticket worth more than $1 billion was sold in the city of dreams, los angles. cbs s jamie yuccas spoke to the owner of the store, where the odds were in one person s favor. reporter: once word got out that this downtown los angeles minim