piper, aka vickaJul 18, 2023
The Conversation U.S.
In 1965, Hollywood executives made 15x the average salary of their workers.
By 2021 those top execs were earning 350x more than the average worker – including actors. Those actors also face increasing technological challenges to a steady paycheck.
Here's some essential background on the #actorsstrike. https://theconversation.com/actors-strike-209829 #News #SAGAFTRAstrike
Actors are demanding that Hollywood catch up with technological changes in a sequel to a 1960 strike

Some of the ways that streaming has transformed the industry are jeopardizing actors’ livelihoods.

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Jul 17, 2023 at 9:49pmWeb
Show threadAdlangxJul 17, 2023
@TheConversationUS Greed at the top, just like every other industry.
Show threadcostrikeJul 18, 2023
@TheConversationUS Please visualize that absurdity to help make it real. Here's an example I made for the economy as a whole.
Show threadKoray Karatay (MD,Scifi maker)Jul 18, 2023
@TheConversationUS No names are 'expense', while the rest is 'asset'. Unless bussiness model change, they will go back where they are, after 10-15 years later.