The deal would increase minimums, has rules about artificial intelligence, and has a bonus for viewership residuals on streaming. The strike is due to end at 12:01 a.m. Wednesday.
LOS ANGELES — The Writers Guild of America strike that has disrupted programming and other operations for Hollywood media companies will come to an end Wednesday, after both sides agreed to a tentative deal, the union said.The three-year"minimum basic agreement" reached with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television ProducersThe agreement goes to the guild's memberships for a ratification vote.
WGA members carry SAG-AFTRA signs in support as striking SAG-AFTRA members picket outside Warner Bros. Studio as the actors strike continues in Burbank, Calif., on Sept. 26, 2023.Under the deal, AI-generated material won't be considered source material and"can’t be used to undermine a writer’s credit or separated rights."
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