How Hollywood writers get in to the strike

The walk out set out on May 2 has cost California economy billions of Dollars.

Hari Krishnan. R

One year back the Hollywood writers were moved to the longest strike that has halted most of film and TV Production in U.S.

The walk out set out on May 2 has cost California economy billions of Dollars.

The strike has shut down as much of America’s top shows popular TV series and late night talks.

As well as issues of pay out the Hollywood writers had a fear of artificial intelligence supplanted their talents.

As of many related business have been hit including costume suppliers , carpenters and camera operators , caterers.

The bosses of Netflix, Disney , Universal , Warner Bros personally on negotiation with the writers.

As well actors have been attending the strike since mid July.

The motion picture and Television producers put a 3 year contract agreement with the writers before they come back to the work.

The writers had a opinion that borrowing money is more expensive so the production process stopped for six months.

Screen writers and performers went on strike and held picket signs and protested .

On the other way the major studios are still thinking about how to use AI tools that are not barred in the Union of contracts .

Here is Netflix CEO TED Sarandos talking to investors.

Our creators are already seeing the benefits in production through pre visualization and shot planning work, and certainly visual effects . I think these tools are helping creators expand the possibilities of story telling on screen and that is endlessly exciting .

But screen writers and performers had a demand that getting paid residuals for work that re appears on screen and streaming platforms and protection from the use of artificial intelligence in production .

So the strike between writers and producers never end .

They have marvel focus much more on their films and had a believe it will result in better quality.

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