The president said he hopes TV and film writers are given a 'fair deal as soon as possible' as the strike enters its second week.
The writers and AMPTP, which represents entertainment giants such as Disney and Netflix, were feuding over contractual terms, including pay. The studios' refusal to rule out artificial intelligence replacing human staffers in the future escalated the tension.Television and film writer Leila Cohan on Friday walks the picket line on the fourth day of the strike by the Writers Guild of America, in front of Netflix in Hollywood, California.
"I sincerely hope the strike gets resolved, and writers are given a fair deal as soon as possible," the president said."This is an iconic, meaningful American industry and we need the writers—and all the workers—to tell the stories of our nation, and the stories of all of us." "I sincerely hope the strike gets resolved, and writers are given a fair deal as soon as possible. This is an iconic, meaningful American industry & we need the writers—and all the workers—to tell the stories of our nation, and the stories of all of us." -
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