The Writers Guild of America (WGA) and the studios and streaming services have finally reached an agreement, bringing an end to the writers’ strike that has been ongoing for several weeks. The strike has had a significant impact on the movie, TV, and streaming studios, with Marvel Studios being one of the studios affected. Projects like Deadpool 3 and Avengers: Kang Dynasty and Avengers: Secret Wars have been put on hold due to the strike.
Fortunately, the WGA and the studios have agreed to a final deal that is beneficial for the writers. The picketing outside the studios has come to an end as the WGA has called for it to stop. This is a result of the new deal between the WGA and the studios. Once the deal is finalized, it will go to the union’s negotiating committee for a vote, followed by approval from the WGA West and WGA East councils. These referendums are tentatively scheduled for Tuesday.
The specifics of the deal affecting over 11,500 WGA members have not been released yet, as the lawyers are still finalizing the contracts. The WGA has asked for patience while they ensure that all agreed-upon points are properly codified. With the writer’s strike now coming to an end, the focus will shift to the actor’s strike. Hopefully, the actor strikes will be resolved soon after the writer strikes officially end.
This is great news for both sides. It’s a win for the WGA, and the delays for everything on the studios’ side will be significantly reduced until the actor strikes are over. The fact that they have negotiated with the WGA is also good news, as it should mean that SAG-AFTRA will also get a decent deal soon. Overall, it’s a positive step forward for the entertainment industry, and the hope is that the upcoming negotiations will be handled efficiently and effectively to avoid further disruptions.
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