SAG-AFTRA is on strike, but WGA has a deal with Hollywood studios. Learn how actors can get help and which movies and TV shows have been delayed.
The 2023 writers’ strike is over after the Writers Guild of America and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers reach a tentative deal.
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The writers strike won pay increases, TV staffing minimums and AI protections. But their deal falls short on streaming residuals, and the SAG-AFTRA strike shouldn’t do the same.
The first shows to walk at the start of the Writers Guild of America will be the first to return, with staffs cranking out gags as soon as next week.
Key takeaways from the tentative contract that would end the writers’ strike, and how it addresses writers room staffing, streaming residuals and artificial intelligence.
Even contracts that win over the most skeptical writers and actors won’t be able to fix some of the biggest fractures facing the industry today.
SAG-AFTRA has been negotiating its video game contract, or Interactive Media Agreement, for nearly a year. The authorization vote doesn’t initiate a strike.
The Writers Guild of America and major studios reached a tentative agreement on Sunday night. But significant challenges remain before the entertainment industry can fully return to the business of making and promoting movies and TV shows.
‘Dancing With the Stars’ Season 32 will premiere as planned, despite initial backlash. The WGA and studios reached a tentative deal Sunday to end the writers’ strike.
Writers celebrate the tentative deal with the studios with drinks, group hugs and selfies. They now turn their attention to support for actors on strike.
Writers from ‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,’ ‘Primo’ and ‘Abbott Elementary’ react to the tentative deal to end their bitter strike.
Key questions about next steps are answered after the Writers Guild of America strikes a deal with the studios.
The letter was posted as an announcement to the WGAContract 2023 website used by the Guild to communicate with its members.
