The WGA is trying to get a deal that makes life easier for all, so stop undermining them. On Monday, May 1st, there might be a writer strike. It will happen because the agreement between the WGA and the AMPTP has expired. If they don't reach a new agreement, a strike happens. Writers hit the picket lines and will not work until a fair deal is reached. The WGA released a set of rules designed to inform members and non-members what they can and cannot do while the strike continues. The rules are pretty explicit. The WGA says, "The principle behind the Rules is simple: you (or your agent or other representative acting on your behalf) may not meet or negotiate with a struck company; and you may not provide writing services, sell or option literary material to a struck company." Now, I cannot believe this has to be said but, please, do not try to use this to your advantage during this time. Don't try to scab to get ahead. It's not worth it. It's a crappy thing to do. Read More...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Friday, 28 April, 2023