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They are at time.com/newsletters and are separate from a paid subscription. ## Video: Hollywood Writers Celebrate the End of the Strike [Watch (HLS stream): Hollywood Writers Celebrate the End of the Strike](https://cdn.jwplayer.com/manifests/BtdwjXpL.m3u8) (3:06)  _Published 2023-09-28. Members of the WGA met at the Hollywood Paladium to celebrate the end of their strike and discuss the tentative agreement reached with studios._ --- Oct 3, 2023 6:02 PM UTC --- ## More From This Series [All Videos](https://time.com/video/) [Hollywood Actors Union Reaches Tentative Deal With Studios to End Strike](/video/FKySaJi1/) ### Hollywood Actors Union Reaches Tentative Deal With Studios to End Strike [Screenwriters Have Reached a Tentative Deal to End the Strike. Here's What Happens Next With the WGA and SAG](/video/jZgPh5qe/) ### Screenwriters Have Reached a Tentative Deal to End the Strike. 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And we got so much of what we wanted and so much of the dispute. I mean, I mean, you know, it's a long time and we walked in the heat. Put so many days. Crazy, I think, you know, someone said the other day that the guy you was like these guys are going to starve out cuz like that has the biggest self-inflicted wound imaginable. So Astonishing what they accomplished said, they sent us an email, that had it before their initial offer of their initials. Ask the response from the amptp and then what they eventually God and it's absolutely incredible this snake on committee. Absolutely crushed it. I'm so impressed. And so grateful to Chris, Keiser, Allen, stats, Mann, and David Goodman. They just rocked it. I'm so proud. And I feel like they've, they've done, they saved our industry, not just for those of us that are here today, but for the young filmmakers, I have a daughter that resume for the right now and he's saved industry for the Future Part of the world. He's always going to change to mean, it's just that that's just what it is as long as this every three years in a blanket over forever to get there, going to go this way. So he's not going to have to fight against it happened. Pretty well from what we can go in and find out what's going to happen is the end. She's going to change, you know, like I said there's going to be a 2007 was a cut back on on the amount of movies that they made, for the big shift in the television. The time I was riding movies, you know, when to change the things change, the IPR more than reasonable stuff. So I think you can be a changed again. In terms of what gets made. I think the needle to get things. Green light is going to be a lot more gets smaller. But yeah, but it's going to be, you know, what's the challenge? 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