Writers Strike: WGA Strike in Film and TV, Explained
Corporations will continue trying to make you forget that writers are workers, and that corporations have made billions off of their talent. Don't let them.
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Corporations will continue trying to make you forget that writers are workers, and that corporations have made billions off of their talent. Don't let them.
In an editorial for Deadline, Farah Bunch writes about the importance of recognizing below-the-line workers in the wake of the Writers’ Guild of America strike. While she fully supports the WGA fighting for their rights, she also cautions against ignoring the possible fallout that can hurt other production roles. In
Editors note: Farah Bunch has worked as a makeup artist in film and television for more than 25 years. Her credits include Will & Grace, Man with a Plan and…
What the writers are asking for is more than fair, but I know we will be the ones left in crippling debt after the smoke clears from a strike.