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“the Writers Guild of America, which was also a plaintiff. Yeah. The writer's guild apparently was blindsided. The settlement they reached is even weaker and I think they must have been blindsided because their concerns about harm were to writer markets.”
Described as being blindsided by a settlement that was weaker than expected and did not address their primary concerns about writer markets.
▶ Hear it“One of the big things with the writer strike was like, 'We will not be replaced by AI.' And the studios were like, 'Oh yeah, we weren't even planning on replacing you.' But of course they were, but the writers just didn't have the leverage they thought they had.”
Host discusses the WGA strike and its outcomes analytically without clear positive or negative sentiment.
▶ Hear it“'together with the Writers Guild, we did these town halls in, uh, independent theaters and the Writer Guild in New York. So, Los Angeles, Atlanta, New York.'”
Mentioned as a partner organization in town halls to discuss film and TV worker conditions.
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