Variety reports:
The WGA and Hollywood’s major studios are in the final phase of hammering out a three-year contract that will bring an end to one of the longest strikes in Hollywood history.
Legal representatives for labor and management were said to be huddling on the fine print of language in complicated contract issues such as the use of generative artificial intelligence and groundbreaking elements for the WGA’s minimum basic agreement, such as a formula for a minimum staff guarantee for episodic TV and a “success-based” residual from subscription platforms that is designed to funnel more money into the WGA’s pension and health funds.
The nitty gritty details of the terms around the AI proposal has been one of the final hurdles to overcome, multiple sources said.
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AMPTP, WGA Negotiations in Home Stretch as Lawyers Gather to Hammer Out Language https://t.co/vqIwSz63nC
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