Days after the DGA committed to solidarity with AMPTP, SAG-AFTRA members voted to stand with the WGA
membership voting, roughly 65,000 members, the authorization marks a massive blow to the AMPTP, which continues to allow this strike to happen, delaying and disrupting productions and telling the entertainment community that billionaire CEOs are the most critical parts of the business.
I’m proud of all of you who voted as well as those who were vocally supportive, even if unable to vote. Everyone played a part in this achievement,”. “Together we lock elbows and in unity we build a new contract that honors our contributions in this remarkable industry, reflects the new digital and streaming business model and brings ALL our concerns for protections and benefits into the now! Bravo SAG-AFTRA, we are in it to win it.
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