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This morning I was reminded that Hollywood is the worst place to study economics and labor relations when I read the following about the current SAG/AFTRA/AMPTP negotiations (Variety, "SAG Nixes AMPTP's Final Offer"):
"Producers had pulled the plug on most film shooting by June 30 due to the uncertainty over a SAG strike. But more than a dozen TV series and pilots remained in production along with some of the 355 indie features that signed guild waivers -- and with SAG looking unlikely to strike, that activity may begin returning to normal levels sooner rather than later."
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You can't make this stuff up. Certainly in Hollywood where the best they can come up with is Meet Dave.
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Always enjoy your posts.
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