The most important names in Hollywood are displaying their assist for the continued SAG-AFTRA strike by becoming a member of their fellow union members on the picket traces.
In July, the labor union — which represents greater than 160,000 TV and movie actors — voted to go on strike after the Alliance of Movement Image and Tv Producers (AMPTP) didn’t attain an settlement on honest wages and the usage of synthetic intelligence within the business. Again in Might, the Writers Guild of America (WGA) additionally voted to go on strike. SAG president, Fran Drescher, confirmed that the group can be placing alongside WGA.
“This can be a very seminal hour for us. I went in considering that we might be capable to avert a strike. The gravity of this transfer isn’t misplaced on me,” Drescher acknowledged in a press convention on July 13. “It’s a really critical factor that impacts hundreds, if not thousands and thousands of individuals all throughout this nation and all over the world. Not solely members of this union, however individuals who work in different industries that service the people who work on this business. … We had no selection. We’re the victims right here. We’re being victimized by a really grasping entity.”
In the meantime, the AMPTP shared in a press release that they had been “deeply disenchanted that SAG-AFTRA has determined to stroll away from negotiations,” including, “That is the Union’s selection, not ours. In doing so, it has dismissed our supply of historic pay and residual will increase, considerably larger caps on pension and well being contributions, audition protections, shortened collection choice intervals, a groundbreaking AI proposal that protects actors’ digital likenesses, and extra.”
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Preserve scrolling to see which celebrities have joined the SAG-AFTRA strike picket traces:
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