In addition to filming, all other commitments like premiers and award shows also can no longer take place since the actors are no longer allowed to participate in those. So the SAG striking is...
In addition to filming, all other commitments like premiers and award shows also can no longer take place since the actors are no longer allowed to participate in those. So the SAG striking is going to have a much larger deal than just WGA striking alone. This, altogether, implies that LA and its surrounding areas are expected to have a severe economic downturn, the effects of which are to be seen.
All of this should imply that the studios should be willing to enter a good faith negotiation with the striking parties, however, from the article I read, studios don't appear to want to reach a solution before the end of October.
In addition to filming, all other commitments like premiers and award shows also can no longer take place since the actors are no longer allowed to participate in those. So the SAG striking is going to have a much larger deal than just WGA striking alone. This, altogether, implies that LA and its surrounding areas are expected to have a severe economic downturn, the effects of which are to be seen.
All of this should imply that the studios should be willing to enter a good faith negotiation with the striking parties, however, from the article I read, studios don't appear to want to reach a solution before the end of October.