This paper will discuss selected ethical issues in the field of creative economy using the example of the film industry. The emphasis will be on the film industry as a part of the creative industry. Creative industries are a neologism in the science of economics. Economics is divided into theory and business practice, so parts of the creative industry complement each other. The term creative industry means any creative business that brings profit. The link between business ethics and creative industries goes through Aristotle. The film industry is viewed exclusively through profit, and not through originality, authenticity, which were once the purpose of the film industry, and because of this, the question is posed under the light of ethics. The ethics of the film industry and problems which results from that will be discussed. For example, on the making of the movie "Rust” from famous director and actor Alec Baldwin it will point on very hard moral consequences coming out of poor work conditions, work hours and earnings while making the movie. Ethics in the film industry is under great question. Not everything is as bright and shiny as it appears. The rules of behavior and morality exist, but they are applied as much as the film production requires. In the beginnings of film in Hollywood, there were 32 codes of conduct, but in today's era, which is oriented primarily to profit, it is a well-known rule that you must be "unethical" to succeed and survive in the film industry.