This is Day 86 of theSAG-AFTRA strike.
The business model has changed.
We have to be a part of that change.
‘Grey’s Anatomy’ team at the first responder drama picket line outside of Warner Brothers in Los Angeles todayAnthony D’Alessandro/Deadline
Its about equity, its about what is fair.
We are not going to stop here.
We are going to continue until they listen us.
Without us there would be no Warner Bros, there would be no Disney.
We can chill out,' he said Friday.
There are a couple days where the lines got a little bit thinner on the picket line.
We cannot have that.
Thats what its about.
They get the bills paid.
Youre like, this is my quote.
We dont have that.
Tell us the truth.
If A.I., computers are taking over our jobs, what happens to us?
We want to be able to compliment AI, not have AI just snatch it away from us.
Youre taking away the human element and thats the thing that were fighting for.
Del Roccilli told Deadline that film and television workers also deserve more residual income from streaming platforms.
We show up [at] 4 oclock in the morning [for casting calls].
Before I show up at four, carpenters are already here touching up the set.
Hair and makeup, theyre here.
They got plenty of money, Del Roccilli said of the streamers in the AMPTP fold.
Its just for some reason they dont want you to have any of it.
I dont see the logic.
Keep your employees happy.
So it behooves us all just to make a solid showing where these issues concern us all.
In New York City, the picket line outside of Warner Bros. WHY I’M STRIKING: “We’re fighting for a fair contract and fair wages.
