The WGA started their strike at the beginning of May. SAG entered negotiations at the beginning of June but have authorized a vote to strike should negotiations not go their way. We’ll find out at the end of the month if SAG decides to strike.
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How’s the writer’s strike going anyways? Is there any updates about it?
There’s no end in sight.
No end in sight and SAG might be up next at the end of the month. They’re in negotiations right now.
jesus christ how long has this been going on for?
The WGA started their strike at the beginning of May. SAG entered negotiations at the beginning of June but have authorized a vote to strike should negotiations not go their way. We’ll find out at the end of the month if SAG decides to strike.