Tommy Dorfman walks the strike line for SAG-AFTRA and WGA strike outside Netflix’s New York offices… after complaining about ’13 Reasons Why You Pay’
Tommy Dorfman attended a rally outside the Netflix offices in New York City on Thursday morning.
The 31-year-old artist showed his solidarity with his colleagues from SAG-AFTRA and WGA, who came to protest the ongoing wage disputes that are affecting many people in the entertainment industry.
The star, who was recently spotted on holiday, wore a bright yellow sleeved blouse.
Dorfman also wore patterned blue pants and white running shoes, both of which went well with her top.
The 13 Reasons Why star is outfitted with several pieces of jewelry.
She showed her support: Tommy Dorfman attended a rally held outside the Netflix offices in New York City on Thursday morning
Not happy: The 31-year-old performer showed her solidarity with her colleagues from SAG-AFTRA and WGA, who came to protest the ongoing wage disputes that are affecting many people in the entertainment industry
Striking: The star, who flaunted her shapely frame on holiday recently, wore a bright yellow sleeved blouse
The artist has been a mainstay of the picket line since members of SAG-AFTRA and WGA went on strike earlier this year.
Dorfman also shared several photos and videos on Instagram to raise awareness of the protests.
Dorfman addressed fair pay issues in a message shared in threads last month.
Tommy revealed the sub-par wages for his appearance in 13 Reasons Why.
Dorfman wrote, ‘My earnings for the entire first season of 13 Reasons Why was $29,953.24 before agency and manager fees (20%) and taxes.’ 8 episodes over six months.’
The performer went on to talk about the painstaking work that went into the Netflix program.
“I did all of the publicity and KEY ART for this show, flew from New York City to San Francisco to shoot for each episode, and was held for days without pay/work,” Tommy wrote.
Dorfman also shockingly claimed that he was “barely eligible for insurance” during filming.
Tommy then wrote about his contribution to the show’s success.
She expresses her dissatisfaction: The artist has been a mainstay of the picket lines since members of SAG-AFTRA and WGA went on strike earlier this year
To be honest, Dorfman opened up about her struggles with fair pay in a message shared on Threads last month
Unfair: The performer went on to talk about the painstaking work that went into the Netflix program
Shocking: Tommy added in a later message that it’s “important to note that my take-home amount was less than $16,000.”
Encouragement: Many Dorfman fans expressed their support for achieving fair wages in the comments section of both posts
“Within the first 28 days of its release, the show’s first season totaled 476 million viewing hours,” said the star.
The star from “Love in times of Corona” closed the message with the words: “That’s why we’re on strike.”
Tommy added in a later statement that it was “important to note that my take home was less than $16,000.”
Many Dorfman fans shared their support.