Hollywood Writers strike, How will it affect you?

[Cescar Delos Reyes]

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<p>The Hollywood Writers Strike of 2023 is a result of unfair treatment. Hollywood writers for television and movies had to repeat history. Many of us expected them to have lavish lifestyles. I mean work for Hollywood, the biggest entertainment industry in the world. Many Tv Networks, Film companies and streaming services criminally underpay their authors compared to the amount they make.</p>

 

[MRoberts]

I couldn't agree more with the Hollywood writers on strike. It's unfair that they're being underpaid for their work while Tv Networks, Film companies, and streaming services are making billions. I mean, come on, they deserve a decent living too!At the end of the day, I hope that the writers and the Tv Networks, Film companies, and streaming services can come to a mutual agreement. We need our writers back, and they deserve to be paid fairly for their hard work.

 

[aarsenelupin]

Having Vietnam flashbacks to what happened to Heroes,Bionic Woman and Dirty Sexy money. It's crazy to think that a strike similar to the one in 2007 is happening again. I remember how much of an impact it had on the television industry, and I fear that we might lose some of our favorite shows.

 

[Shoma]

We have to remember that the writers are the ones who make our favorite shows great. Without them, we'd be stuck watching mediocre shows that lack depth and substance.

 

[Sorren]

At the end of the day, I hope that the writers and the Tv Networks, Film companies, and streaming services can come to a mutual agreement. We need our writers back, and they deserve to be paid fairly for their hard work. We all have to support the causes of these writers. They gave us entertainment and escape thanks to their talents and hardwork,

 

[Ma&Yas]

No Sympathies for these whiny babies! I think it's unfair for the writers to disrupt the production of so many shows just to get what they want. Tv Networks, Film companies, and streaming services have deadlines to meet and budgets to maintain. The writers should think about the ripple effects their strike is having on other people's livelihoods.It's understandable for writers to want to be paid fairly, but they're not the only ones who contribute to the success of a television show or movie. Actors, directors, and producers also play important roles and deserve compensation for their work. It's not fair for the writers to demand more money without considering the larger picture. My Favorite Show Loot stops production thanks to these annoying attention seekers. They have the audacity to make this strike and disrupt everything. Tv Networks should just replace them with rookies.

 

[Fillio1999]

I recognize that you're unhappy with the strike, but keep in mind that writers are an integral component of the entertainment industry. There would be no shows or movies if not for their inventiveness and talent. While other people contribute to a production's success, writers are responsible for creating the tales and characters that captivate our attention and keep us involved. It is only reasonable that they be well compensated for their efforts.

Furthermore, replacing experienced authors with inexperienced writers may have a negative impact on the quality of the information generated. Writing is a skill that takes years to master, and new authors are unlikely to achieve the same level of excellence as seasoned pros. It's in the best interest of everyone involved to find a solution that is fair and sustainable for all parties. While the strike may be disruptive in the short term, it's a necessary step for writers to assert their value and secure their rightful compensation.

 

[Carly]

I support the writers and I hope their voices will be heard.

 

[moookgol]

The entertainment industry is a very competitive field, and writers are fortunate to be able to work on some of these shows and films. They should be appreciative for the exposure and experience they acquire, rather than focusing just on the income. Striking appears to be a self-centered move that ignores the bigger dynamics of the industry.

 

[Tomasso]

The payment they make is not enough to make a living and they deserve royalties from the scripts they write. They are barely making money compare to directors and actors.