In the message, members of the union’s negotiating committee made it clear that they will not publicly discuss the details of the proposal “until there is something significant to report.”
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Negotiations between the scriptwriters and the Alliance of Film and Television Producers (AMPTP), which brings together the main Hollywood studios, are not being very fruitful, at least for now.
The last friday, both groups met for the first time since the strike beganalthough according to the specialized press that was more of a contact, in which no great advances were made.
Screenwriters demonstrate on the 100th day of the strike in front of the Warner Bros. Discovery and Netflix headquarters in New York.
The impossibility of large studios to agree on a new collective agreement with the scriptwriters -and with Hollywood actorswhose union, SAG-AFTRA, joined the strike last July- is forcing the release of long-awaited productions to be delayed and putting the industry in jeopardy.
films like ‘Challengers’, by Luca Guadagninoeither ‘Poor Things’, by Yorgos Lanthimoshave already had to be postponed, and it is rumored that ‘Dune: Part Two’one of the most anticipated blockbusters of the year, It could see its release date delayed, currently scheduled for November.
