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Hollywood Strikes Are Over! - SAG-AFTRA agrees to a deal
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Disney Irish
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This process will take awhile, the fact they continue to meet and have made progress is a positive sign.
Disney Analyst
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Vegas Disney Fan
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Are the actors making any progress or only the writers?
I suspect once the writers negotiations are done… the actors will happen at a quicker pace… since they will have a template to follow… since both had similar issues
"The Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers sent the Writers Guild of America its best and final offer on Saturday afternoon after four days of intense negotiations to secure a new three-year contract and bring the nearly five-month writers strike to an end.
Industry sources report that a last, best and final offer was sent to WGA negotiators around 5 p.m. PT. Legal representatives for labor and management huddled Saturday in person at AMPTP headquarters in Sherman Oaks. Other key players on both sides monitored events closely but from afar."
More at the article below.
variety.com
Industry sources report that a last, best and final offer was sent to WGA negotiators around 5 p.m. PT. Legal representatives for labor and management huddled Saturday in person at AMPTP headquarters in Sherman Oaks. Other key players on both sides monitored events closely but from afar."
More at the article below.
WGA, AMPTP to Meet Sunday After Guild Presented With ‘Best and Final’ Offer
The WGA and AMPTP are set to meet again Sunday after four days of contract talks as the studios present the guild with its best and final offer.
variety.com
Disney Analyst
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"The Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers sent the Writers Guild of America its best and final offer on Saturday afternoon after four days of intense negotiations to secure a new three-year contract and bring the nearly five-month writers strike to an end.
Industry sources report that a last, best and final offer was sent to WGA negotiators around 5 p.m. PT. Legal representatives for labor and management huddled Saturday in person at AMPTP headquarters in Sherman Oaks. Other key players on both sides monitored events closely but from afar."
More at the article below.
WGA, AMPTP to Meet Sunday After Guild Presented With ‘Best and Final’ Offer
The WGA and AMPTP are set to meet again Sunday after four days of contract talks as the studios present the guild with its best and final offer.
Honestly… don’t love the sounds of that. “Best and final” sounds… bad.
"The Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers sent the Writers Guild of America its best and final offer on Saturday afternoon after four days of intense negotiations to secure a new three-year contract and bring the nearly five-month writers strike to an end.
Industry sources report that a last, best and final offer was sent to WGA negotiators around 5 p.m. PT. Legal representatives for labor and management huddled Saturday in person at AMPTP headquarters in Sherman Oaks. Other key players on both sides monitored events closely but from afar."
More at the article below.
WGA, AMPTP to Meet Sunday After Guild Presented With ‘Best and Final’ Offer
The WGA and AMPTP are set to meet again Sunday after four days of contract talks as the studios present the guild with its best and final offer.
You're making me nervous!
News on a tentative agreement.
"After several long consecutive days of negotiations, the Writers Guild of America and the labor group representing studios and streamers have reached a tentative deal on a new contract In a major development that could precipitate the end of a historic, 146-day writers’ strike. The Writers Guild of America emailed strike captains the news on Sunday night.
The parties came to terms on a provisional three-year agreement, which will need to be ratified by WGA members to take effect, on Sunday after studios responded to last-minute union asks that day. Specifics of the deal affecting around 11,500 WGA members weren’t available as of press time, though they will undoubtedly emerge in the next few days as the union seeks to sell its members on the pact."
More at the article below.
www.hollywoodreporter.com
"After several long consecutive days of negotiations, the Writers Guild of America and the labor group representing studios and streamers have reached a tentative deal on a new contract In a major development that could precipitate the end of a historic, 146-day writers’ strike. The Writers Guild of America emailed strike captains the news on Sunday night.
The parties came to terms on a provisional three-year agreement, which will need to be ratified by WGA members to take effect, on Sunday after studios responded to last-minute union asks that day. Specifics of the deal affecting around 11,500 WGA members weren’t available as of press time, though they will undoubtedly emerge in the next few days as the union seeks to sell its members on the pact."
More at the article below.
Writers Guild Reaches Tentative Agreement With Studios and Streamers
In a significant development that could bring an end to a historic writers strike, the union and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers announced a provisional deal on Sunday.
www.hollywoodreporter.com
News on a tentative agreement.
"After several long consecutive days of negotiations, the Writers Guild of America and the labor group representing studios and streamers have reached a tentative deal on a new contract In a major development that could precipitate the end of a historic, 146-day writers’ strike. The Writers Guild of America emailed strike captains the news on Sunday night.
The parties came to terms on a provisional three-year agreement, which will need to be ratified by WGA members to take effect, on Sunday after studios responded to last-minute union asks that day. Specifics of the deal affecting around 11,500 WGA members weren’t available as of press time, though they will undoubtedly emerge in the next few days as the union seeks to sell its members on the pact."
More at the article below.
Writers Guild Reaches Tentative Agreement With Studios and Streamers
In a significant development that could bring an end to a historic writers strike, the union and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers announced a provisional deal on Sunday.
Disney Analyst
Well-Known Member
Step 1, now let’s hope the members agree and vote for it.
Time for the actors to get a win!
Time for the actors to get a win!
Figgy1
Premium Member
Hollywood screenwriters and studios reach tentative deal to resolve strike
The writers walkout started nearly 150 days ago, bringing the film and television industry to a standstill.
www.nbcnews.com
WaltsTreasureChest
Well-Known Member
Unfortunately nothing for actors. Still no progress for them. We will be waiting longer
Disney Irish
Premium Member
Hopefully it gets ratified by the WGA members. Once ratified it'll be used as the template for the SAG/AFTRA negotiations and hopefully a new contract.
So much for this idea about division between the studios and the goal to breakup the AMPTP by the unions.
So much for this idea about division between the studios and the goal to breakup the AMPTP by the unions.