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| re: No - those SAG/AFTRA starts wont be landing on Broadway | |
| Posted by: NewtonUK 05:14 pm EDT 07/16/23 | |
| In reply to: re: No - those SAG/AFTRA starts wont be landing on Broadway - ryhog 05:01 pm EDT 07/16/23 | |
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| I'm not worried about it ... just reporting what I'm hearing... | |
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| re: No - those SAG/AFTRA starts wont be landing on Broadway | |
| Posted by: ryhog 05:33 pm EDT 07/16/23 | |
| In reply to: re: No - those SAG/AFTRA starts wont be landing on Broadway - NewtonUK 05:14 pm EDT 07/16/23 | |
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| I know. I think a lot of people are worried because no one knows anything yet. I do believe we will know at least by Labor Day where things stand. I do think gaining control of likenesses and so on is repugnant and non-negotiable so we shall see. |
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| re: No - those SAG/AFTRA starts wont be landing on Broadway | |
| Posted by: garyd 07:59 pm EDT 07/16/23 | |
| In reply to: re: No - those SAG/AFTRA starts wont be landing on Broadway - ryhog 05:33 pm EDT 07/16/23 | |
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| "I do think gaining control of likenesses and so on is repugnant and non-negotiable so we shall see." This is just so outrageous. I wonder if it is a straw dog. |
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| re: No - those SAG/AFTRA starts wont be landing on Broadway | |
| Posted by: Singapore/Fling 08:03 pm EDT 07/16/23 | |
| In reply to: re: No - those SAG/AFTRA starts wont be landing on Broadway - garyd 07:59 pm EDT 07/16/23 | |
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| We live in a time of rapacious greed and exploitation, where the people who run Hollywood literally want to bankrupt writers rather than pay them fair wages, so nothing these people do should ever be considered outrageous. | |
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| re: No - those SAG/AFTRA starts wont be landing on Broadway | |
| Last Edit: singleticket 08:50 pm EDT 07/16/23 | |
| Posted by: singleticket 08:49 pm EDT 07/16/23 | |
| In reply to: re: No - those SAG/AFTRA starts wont be landing on Broadway - Singapore/Fling 08:03 pm EDT 07/16/23 | |
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| I agree but I think even the idea of "the people who run Hollywood" is nostalgic for an era when there were separate markets of studios and distributors who could set prices and bargain. That's no longer the case. "Hollywood" is basically one large bundle of assets whose shareholders are only concerned with short term profits. Around five years ago those assets were owned by maybe five vertically bundled companies, today it's probably closer to three. And it's not working, even the studio-streamers haven't figured out how to really make money. Like pretty much everything else in US business, these monster asset-bundles need to be broken up to achieve actual markets again so people besides billionaire investors can earn a living. | |
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