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Hollywood’s strikes have meant no work, anxiety for crews
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October 15, 2023
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4:27Now PlayingAs SAGAFTRA continues to fight for a better contract, union actors are still on strike leaving most film and TV projects halted. And even though behindthescenes crews have not been on strike this year, many of these bluecollar workers have stood in solidarity with actors and writers as they negotiate for improved working conditions. Now, almost a year into no work, crew are left wondering what’s next for them. Read moreSubscribe to The Washington Post on YouTube
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