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Nonfiction television writer speaks out on the issues in the WGA strike: "We need to come together and take back the power of filmmaking" - Vimarsana News

Nonfiction television writer speaks out on the issues in the WGA strike: "We need to come together and take back the power of filmmaking"

The WSWS recently spoke to a nonfiction writer, who belongs to a section of the Writers Guild of America (WGA) that the union has not called out on strike.

Source: wsws.org
Kelly Clarkson's Show Hit With 'Toxic' Workplace Allegations – Hollywood Life - Vimarsana News

Kelly Clarkson's Show Hit With 'Toxic' Workplace Allegations – Hollywood Life

Kelly Clarkson's show was hit with a new Rolling Stone report, citing 'toxic' allegations and claims of abuse. But, not from Kelly.

IATSE Creates AI Commission to Study Emerging Technology – The Hollywood Reporter - Vimarsana News

IATSE Creates AI Commission to Study Emerging Technology – The Hollywood Reporter

As the technology rapidly develops, crew union IATSE is launching a commission to study the evolution of artificial intelligence and its effect on the Hollywood workforce.

'ChatGPT Doesn't Have Childhood Trauma': Why are Hollywood Writers on Strike? The AI Fear Explained - Vimarsana News

'ChatGPT Doesn't Have Childhood Trauma': Why are Hollywood Writers on Strike? The AI Fear Explained

Explained: The refusal of studios like Netflix and Disney to rule out AI replacing human scribes in the future has only fueled anger and fear on the picket lines

Source: news18.com
Hollywood writers strike over pay and AI - Vimarsana News

Hollywood writers strike over pay and AI

The Writers Guild of America (WGA) and its 11,500 members went on strike this week. The industry-wide strike is the first in 15 years, bringing Hollywood