Writers Guild strike 2023 - Page 47

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In reply to JYDog90 • 10:17p, 11/8/23

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We went just over four months without a single official casting announcement on a studio project, seeing as the actors weren't allowed to audition, and the studios weren't allowed to finalize deals. But a number of deals were close to being signed just before the strike, and directors made a ton of casting decisions during the strike as well (actors just couldn't negotiate/sign any deals). So now we're about to get a flood of announcements over the next few days/weeks on a giant backlog of projects.

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10:15a, 12/6/23

Passed 78.33% to 21.67% with a turnout of 38.15%.

https://www.sagaftra.org/sag-aftra-members-approve-2023-tvtheatrical-contracts-tentative-agreement#:~:text=Members%20approved%20the%20new%2C%20multi,with%20a%20turnout%20of%2038.15%25.

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8:25a, 3/31/24

Several IA locals have made tentative deals with the producers so it looks like the crew will not be striking. Hair and make-up and the grips are the latest to reach an agreement. If the grips fall in line I don't see anyone else holding out with maybe the exception of camera. They usually get the best deal out of everyone.

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