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Hollywood actors and studios have reached a tentative agreement that could end a 118-day strike. This was reported by US media. In a unanimous vote, Sag-Aftra’s television/theatre committee approved a tentative agreement with the AMPTP to end the 118-day strike. The strike officially ends one minute after midnight on Thursday, November 9th,” the union said.
Hollywood actors, authors and screenwriters are on strike, first steps forward After the recent black smoke, it now appears that both sides are making progress, although the road is still long. In fact, the union’s members must approve the deal that will reboot America’s $134 billion television and film industry. The Sag-Aftra union had rejected previous offers regarding the actors’ working conditions. In fact, the union had stated that it was still divided “on several fundamental issues, including artificial intelligence.”
WGA strike: The question of artificial intelligence The most sensitive questions that the parties discussed in the final phase of the negotiations that began ten days ago do not only concern the use of artificial intelligence. The distribution of income for successful streaming productions and salary increases are also on the table. According to Variety, the studios’ offers have so far been unsatisfactory for the actors in many ways, but now something finally seems to be moving.