If there's a writers' strike, hunker down

From National Public Radio: "Is Hollywood afraid of what's going outside of Hollywood? You bet. Does that play into the current negotiations? Yes, that's a big part of it." Veteran TV writer Jeffrey ("Dawson's Creek") Stepakoff offers nuggets of wisdom on why, thanks to media consolidation and and digital media, the next writers' strike may be the toughest yet.

Labels: Jeffrey Stepakoff, television writing, Writers Guild of America

 

Writers' case against WGA heats up

From LA Weekly: Is the Writers Guild of America withholding millions in dollars from its own members? A whistelblower gives new legs to the case.

Labels: film, screenwriting, WGA, Writers Guild of America