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Happy (belated) Labor Day!
According toThe Hollywood Reporter,67 percent of Americans side with the actors in their strike as well.
Whichever way you slice it, Americans were on the side of labor over Labor Day weekend.
Internationally, we got our first glimpse at what a celebless festival and awards season could look like.
Spoiler: Thevibes were off!
Heres everything else you’re gonna wanna know in our strike recap: Labor Day edition.
For those who would have lost coverage on October 1, that date was pushed forward a quarter.
This will come as a great relief to our members, SAG-AFTRA president Fran Drescher said.
The ball is in their court to do the right thing.
Its not looting if it was your fucking money to start with.
were silenced with Mulligans statement that Its not looting if it was your fucking money to start with.
Meanwhile, David Fincher tried to both-sides the strike,saying, Its very sad for me.
I can understand both sides.
All we can do is encourage people to talk.
Hard to build solidarity with someone you worry is a murderer.
Does Not
Adam Driver took yet a third strat on how to talk about the strike at Venice.
Among those negged were Boots Riley, Sian Heder, Justine Bateman, Paul Scheer, and Craig Mazin.
The email said these multihyphenates were primarily writers and from fringe groups within the DGA.
The DGA was not made aware of the list until after the convention, a DGA spokesman toldVariety.
They join Marvel VFX workers, who are currently holding union elections.
And SAG-AFTRA may be picketing on another front soon.
The board unanimously agreed to send an authorization vote to members regarding a potential strike against video-game developers.
Here we go again!
Once again we are facing employer greed and disrespect.
Once again artificial intelligence is putting our members in jeopardy of reducing their opportunity to work.
And once again, SAG-AFTRA is standing up to tyranny on behalf of its members.
Many AMPTP member companies also have video-game divisions.
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