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entertainment2 years ago

The Impact of the Actors' Strike on TikTok, AI, Podcasts, and Georgia's Movie Industry

The ongoing strike by SAG-AFTRA and WGA against the Alliance of Motion Pictures and Television Producers is causing a ripple effect on TikTok and the creator community. Content creators are self-policing and publicly shaming influencers who appear to cross the picket line by attending premieres or taking brand deals. The strike has led to confusion and stress for influencers, who risk being banned from joining SAG later in their careers if they cross the picket line. Studios, recognizing the value of influencers in marketing, may try to lean on creators for promotion during the strike. However, the creator community is already enforcing the strike rules, showing support for the unions and emphasizing the importance of collaboration and community during this time.

entertainment2 years ago

"The Chosen: First Series to Receive SAG Waiver During Hollywood Strike"

Season four of the popular Jesus series, The Chosen, has been granted a waiver from SAG to continue filming amid the strike. The series, which is widely regarded as one of the most successful crowdfunded TV series of all time, had submitted the necessary paperwork for an exemption and will resume shooting on Monday. This makes The Chosen the first known TV series to receive an exemption, although waivers are expected to primarily apply to indie films. The historical drama tells the story of Jesus through the eyes of those who knew him, and it is distributed by Angel Studios.

entertainment2 years ago

"Anonymous Eastside Warrior Exposes DGA Betrayal in Strike Diary"

The DGA has reached a deal with the AMPTP, but the WGA is not impressed with the AI language in the agreement. SAG, on the other hand, has voted 98% in favor of a strike authorization. The author criticizes the DGA deal, calling it a betrayal of the profession, and urges DGA members to read the fine print before voting. The author also highlights the importance of protecting creative work from being replaced by AI and calls on the WGA and SAG to clean up the mess.