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DGA Offers Support for WGA as Negotiations Enter Final Week

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Gene Maddaus Senior Media Writer The Directors Guild of America issued a statement of support for the Writers Guild of America on Monday, as negotiations between the WGA and the studios entered their last full week before the May 1 contract expiration.

In the statement, the DGA said “we support them in their efforts to achieve a fair and reasonable agreement for their members.” “During this time of significant change for our industry, all the creative talent, artisans, craftspeople, and workers who make the films and television shows that drive our industry deserve to earn a stable living and share in the success we build together,” the DGA continued. “We all have a stake in issues like wages, streaming residuals, funding for our health and pension plans, health and safety and more.

We urge the AMPTP to seriously consider the writers’ concerns and reach a fair and reasonable agreement.” SAG-AFTRA issued a similar statement on Saturday, expressing its solidarity with the WGA.

Teamsters Local 399, which represents studio drivers, dispatchers and warehousemen, also expressed support for the WGA on Sunday. “All Hollywood Unions & Guilds have a common enemy and that is the employers,” the union said. “Our solidarity amongst ourselves is our greatest strength.” The WGA is expected to resume talks with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers on Tuesday on a new three-year agreement.

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