For the first time since 1960, both the WGA and SAG are striking against P. This situation raises important questions about the strike’s purpose, the reasons behind it, and how one can support the strike while still working in the film industry.
In today’s discussion, No Film School’s Charles Haine, GG Hawkins, and Jason Hellerman delve into topics such as:
- The significance of the Minimum Basic Agreement (MBA)
- Why focusing solely on AI issues might not benefit the strike
- Their perspective on the DGA’s decision not to strike
- Incidents involving food delivery robots in Los Angeles
- Writers speaking out about inadequate pay
- The reasoning behind avoiding cosplay at this year’s Comic-Con
- Why abstaining from subscription services may not be effective
- The importance of physically supporting strike participants
- The role of unions in the strike
- Speculations on the duration of the SAG strike
- Reasons for new filmmakers to be optimistic about the current events
- Tips for steering clear of employment with AMPTP companies
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