.... Company TownThe last time it was ‘Hollywood’s Bloody Friday.’ With no deal in sight, will crews strike

Andi Brittan, a set decorator in Hollywood, sits in the living room with her dog Memphis at her

Now the politicians are wading into Hollywood’s biggest labor fight.... “ Failure to reach an

Hollywood crew members attend an IATSE rally at Woodley Park in Encino.... “ And to the extent

Ratcheting up pressure on the major studios, the union representing Hollywood crews announced

“ I reached a breaking point, ” Enriquez said.... “ The studios have not put us in this position before.... Mike Miller, vice president of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, speaks to members at a rally on Sept....

IATSE that represent about 40, 000 film industry workers rejected the proposed contract.... By

“ Our members stood firm.” Advertisement The companies — Walt Disney Co., Netflix, Amazon, Apple, Sony Pictures Entertainment, NBCUniversal, ViacomCBS and WarnerMedia — were forced to abandon their take-it-or-leave-it approach to the talks, which had been dragging on for five months.... But one person familiar with the negotiations who was not authorized to speak publicly, said: “ This is a good deal for both sides.” It’s not a done deal.... Although union leaders expect a majority of members

Advertisement “ The members have spoken loud and clear, ” IATSE President Matthew Loeb said.... A walkout would halt production nationwide and deliver a blow to one of Southern California’s most important industries.... It would disrupt efforts by the major studios to resume production activity that was delayed by the pandemic, and to feed a growing demand for content from their new streaming platforms....

indirectly on Hollywood getting back to work, ” including crew, staff and catering....