Struggling independent moviemakers relocated to Hollywood around $1912$ for several reasons. Which was NOT one of those reasons?

They could shoot movies outdoors all year around.

They were being harassed by the more established East Coast studios.

California had a well$-$developed banking system, which made it easy to finance locally$-$made films.

They had a variety of outdoor backdrops to shoot movies: mountains, beaches, deserts, cities, etc.

Labor and land were relatively inexpensive.