The members of the Writers Guild of America are expected to continue picketing on Friday after two days of negotiations with studio heads failed to produce an agreement to end the strike that started in May.
Negotiators for the striking WGA met for a second straight day with representatives of Hollywood studios and are scheduled to meet again Friday amid reports of progress."Your Negotiating Committee appreciates all the messages of solidarity and support we have received the last few days, and ask as many of you as possible to come out to the picket lines tomorrow," the committee said in the statement announcing negotiations would resume Friday.
"The entertainment industry is a fundamental pillar of our economy, directly impacting not just those who work in the industry, but the thousands of small businesses that support the industry every day," Bass said."I will continue to be in touch with all parties involved. Let's get this deal done." According to Deadline, Thursday's session, like Wednesday, was attended by the so-called"Gang of Four" major studio bosses, Netflix's Ted Sarandos, Disney's Bob Iger, Universal's Donna Langley and Warner Bros/Discovery's David Zaslav.
Writers, who went on strike May 2, were joined on the picket line in July by the SAG-AFTRA actors' union. There have been no known contract talks between the studios and SAG-AFTRA since that strike began. "So, while the intransigence of the AMPTP structure is impeding progress, these behind-the-scenes conversations demonstrate there is a fair deal to be made that addresses our issues," according to the WGA negotiating team."... We have made it clear that we will negotiate with one or more of the major studios, outside the confines of the AMPTP, to establish the new WGA deal.
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