2023-07-24 06:46:31
It’s been a week since the Hollywood strike, and actors and writers are doing what they can to secure the future of their careers. Better working conditions, tighter controls on artificial intelligence, and fair wages are just some of the issues those involved are fighting for, and they won’t compromise. That’s according to one of the strike leaders, Duncan Crabtree-Ireland, who also said the strike was likely to continue into next year. In an interview with the Sydney Morning Herald, he said: “I wouldn’t rule out January or February. Everyone should try to make sure that doesn’t happen, but the only way it doesn’t happen is to find a path to a fair deal. “We will not compromise on the core principles of fairness that our employees have fought for. He also went on to say that negotiations between the strikers and AMPTP (Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers) are currently at an impasse with no ongoing dialogue. “I did send AMPTP a letter officially informing them of the strike, but other than that there was no direct communication between us. Of course, there will always be backstage plumbing, but so far it hasn’t worked. In short, it doesn’t sound very promising, and if the strike does extend, there will be a very dearth of new premieres in the coming months. Are you ready for a film drought?
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