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entertainment2 years ago•2 min saved

SAG-AFTRA Negotiations Show Progress as Talks with Studios Continue

Negotiations for Hollywood's largest union, SAG-AFTRA, concluded with a sense of optimism after a weekend of talks, although no deal has been reached yet. The talks were described as productive, but both sides still need to finalize deal points, including compensation for streaming work and regulations on AI. If a resolution is not reached by early November, studios may delay their 2024 summer movie slates. Expectations are high for a tentative deal, as the union presented its latest responses to the studio and thousands of members expressed support for union leadership.

via Hollywood Reporter|

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SAG-AFTRA Negotiations Continue Amidst High Expectations

The SAG-AFTRA negotiations between the union and Hollywood studios continue into the weekend, with discussions focusing on a new three-year pact that could potentially end the actors' strike. Both sides have been trading proposals on wage floors and streaming compensation, with the studios raising their offer and the union adjusting its ask. Pressure is mounting for progress to be made as A-list actors and thousands of others express concerns and urge negotiators not to cave. The studios are also concerned about the impact of the strike on their 2024 movie and broadcast schedules, with Disney already announcing delays to two spring tentpole releases.

via Hollywood Reporter|

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"Renewed Talks Between Actors Union and Studios: Can They Reach an Agreement?"

The second round of renewed talks between SAG-AFTRA and the studios ended with the studios proposing new plans for "success-based compensation," but the response was underwhelming. The studios' proposal was labeled as "generous" but was met with disappointment, and the day's discussions were described as "not great." Despite the challenges, both sides completed a full day of deliberations, which is seen as progress. The main sticking point remains revenue sharing, with the studios rejecting the idea. The strike has had a significant impact on the industry, causing delays in TV and film production and resulting in a $6.5 billion loss to California's economy.

via Deadline|

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business2 years ago•2 min saved

Progress Made in Writers Guild and Studios Bargaining Session, Deal Expected Soon

The latest bargaining session between the Writers Guild of America (WGA) and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP) concluded without a deal, but more talks are expected on Friday. The key issues discussed included artificial intelligence, data transparency, residual compensation tied to streaming projects' success, and TV staffing requirements. Both parties made moves on these issues, but there is still work to be done. The negotiations, which lasted from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m., involved major Hollywood executives and sparked optimism for progress. The ongoing WGA strike is nearing the union's longest strike in history, and the addition of the SAG-AFTRA strike has tested labor solidarity across the industry.

via Hollywood Reporter|

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