Dispatches From The WGA Picket Line Day 3: Reaction To Wednesday Town Halls, Alex Borstein “Will Slay For Fair Pay”, Gina Prince-Bythewood, Low-Key LAPD Presence
deadline.comDay 3 of the Writers Guild of America strike against Hollywood studios dealt with a few L.A. rain showers but continued strong turnout at 10 Los Angeles locations as well as at Silvercup Studios and Seret Studios in New York City.
Much of the conversation in L.A. was about Wednesday night’s WGA West meeting at the Shrine Auditorium, where guild leaders discussed the state of the strike and saw support from other Hollywood unions and guilds.
It came as a similar meeting held by the WGA East in New York. RELATED: WGA’s Patric Verrone: Resolve Of Writers Is Stronger Than During 2007-2008 Strike RELATED: WGA’s David Goodman Slams Latest Studio Response, Says Paramount’s Bob Bakish Sounds “Scared” Picket lines are scheduled to continue through Friday.
Here’s the latest from our boots on the ground today. At Netflix headquarters in Los Angeles, Sunset Boulevard again saw frequent honking in support of picketers.
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