By Zoe Guy, a news author who covers movie, TELEVISION, music, and stars Photo: Michael Tullberg/Getty Images Did studios lastly swallow their greed and concern the table with an offer beneficial adequate to end the 116-day stars’ strike? SAG-AFTRA provided their reaction to the AMPTP’s “last, best, and last” deal on Monday, and it still wasn’t enough to protect an agreement. “There are numerous important products on which we still do not have a contract, consisting of AI,” they shared to members Monday afternoon as the strike continues. “We will keep you notified as occasions unfold.” According to a Variety report, the union’s working out committee was holed up in their circumstance space for almost 12 hours on Sunday, November 5 to put their heads together and find out the next strategy. Both sides satisfied over Zoom the day before to talk about the studios’ present deal, that includes boosts in minimum rates, some defenses versus AI, and a success benefit for streaming television. CEOs and leaders from Paramount, Sony, Amazon, and Apple were on the call, explaining the deal as the “finest and last” one stars are going to get. The AMPTP made it clear that they were not going to make any extra concessions, per Variety. SAG-AFTRA Responds to Studios’ ‘Best and Final’ Offer Things you purchase through our links might make Vox Media a commission. The Highs, Lows, and Whoas of the 2023 Rock Hall Induction Ceremony Which Celebrities Are the Fastest Marathon Runners? The Gilded Age Recap: 1880s Nepo Babies All 214 Beatles Songs, Ranked From Worst to Best The Curse Damns Itself All 214 Beatles Songs, Ranked From Worst to Best The Highs, Lows, and Whoas of the 2023 Rock Hall Induction Ceremony The Gilded Age Recap: 1880s Nepo Babies All the Changes We Can See in All the Light We Can not See’s Onscreen Ending Which Celebrities Are the Fastest Marathon Runners?
SAG-AFTRA Responds to Studios’ ‘Best and Final’ Offer
