Hollywood actors' strike, the longest in history, ended after 118 days.
The Screen Actors Guild reached a deal impacting AI use in performances and demands for streaming residuals. The deal details have not been disclosed yet.
The strike's resolution marks a significant moment for the industry, allowing productions to resume.
Hollywood actors, under SAG-AFTRA, have tentatively ended their 118-day strike with a deal valued over a billion dollars.
The agreement includes "above-pattern" minimum compensation increases, provisions safeguarding against AI threats, and introduces a streaming participation bonus.
Full details will be disclosed after SAG-AFTRA National Board review, followed by union voting, impacting paused productions like Disney's Snow White and films such as Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse, Dune: Part Two, Beetlejuice 2, and Deadpool 3.
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Discussion (3)
Strikes do work.
Hope the deal around AI generative actors isn’t a lifetime one where they buy your likeness.
Props to SAG-AFTRA for securing not just compensation increases, but also forward-thinking provisions against AI threats.
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