It's universally agreed upon that 2 shows that suffered the most due to the writer's strike was Heroes and Friday Night Lights season 2. Both those seasons were mediocre to below as fuck
Writers & Actors Going On Strike (Writers & Actors Strike Over)
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It's universally agreed upon that 2 shows that suffered the most due to the writer's strike was Heroes and Friday Night Lights season 2. Both those seasons were mediocre to below as fuck
TheMadLionsFan
Out chea thuggin in my home office.
How is this going to affect House Of The Dragon?
TheMadLionsFan
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House of the Dragon Will Continue Production on Season 2 Despite Writers' Strike
Several high-profile productions, including The View and many late-night shows, have been affected by the WGA strike
mryounggun
OG
Probably won't affect it at all, noticeably. They already started writing for next season's episodes. So either they're done already, in which case it won't affect the show at all. Or they aren't done and they'll have to stop for the strike and resume later. But unless the strike lasts like 6-8 months or some shit, there will still be plenty of time to finish writing and shoot the first however many episodes before the premiere, which will prolly be next summer.
SeaSnake
OG
My brother was telling me they might not be able to make changes to the script on the fly. Like whatever is already written they have to go with. Because they have writers in set to actively change things.
Big Lurko
Im not here to read more than 2 lines..
My bad, i was actually outside doing shit and not glued to a tv waiting for the next episode of malcom in the middle.
Tell me more about how yall favorite rom coms got disrupted during this strike.
This don’t affect me
But I do hope the writers get paid with it being a recession and all
But I do hope the writers get paid with it being a recession and all
Inori
NAWF
It's interesting seeing this play out. The writers are getting fucked over by streaming just like the musicians are.
Imagine if hop hop artists had a union and they went on strike until the streaming services paid them what theyre worth.
I hope the writers get paid but the shitty part is that the CEOs prolly aint gonna take any cuts. Any increases these writers get/negotiate are probably gonna get passed off onto the consumers
Imagine if hop hop artists had a union and they went on strike until the streaming services paid them what theyre worth.
I hope the writers get paid but the shitty part is that the CEOs prolly aint gonna take any cuts. Any increases these writers get/negotiate are probably gonna get passed off onto the consumers
400Degreez
Tees, Rees & Bauds
Abbott elementary is gonna be affected??
Lamarquise
Active Member
When I worked in LA a few years ago, it a couple years after the first strike. My first job was in residuals for a lot shows like SpongeBob, Cosby Show, Roseanne and Tyler Perry'.
What I notice is that the all guilds,: DGA,WGA,AFTRA, and IATSE contracts didn't pay a lot of money in residuals for streaming platforms then.
You'd be surprised how little they got quarterly and it got to the point we had hold checks until they reached a certain amount bc it cost more to print the check.
The real money is in production, they got like 75 - 85 percent of profits. The rest is split amongst everyone else.
And people wonder why folks like Tyler Perry isn't part of the WGA.and does all the writing. Liomsgate was another client I worked for and I saw his pay for his shows. He got paid on the backend and the front. His residuals were huge
What I notice is that the all guilds,: DGA,WGA,AFTRA, and IATSE contracts didn't pay a lot of money in residuals for streaming platforms then.
You'd be surprised how little they got quarterly and it got to the point we had hold checks until they reached a certain amount bc it cost more to print the check.
The real money is in production, they got like 75 - 85 percent of profits. The rest is split amongst everyone else.
And people wonder why folks like Tyler Perry isn't part of the WGA.and does all the writing. Liomsgate was another client I worked for and I saw his pay for his shows. He got paid on the backend and the front. His residuals were huge
Big Lurko
Im not here to read more than 2 lines..
Look at you pocket watching
