"Productions could leave the United States and go to Canada and other places around the world, which again, really affects our economy," according to Bierman, which might bolster foreign production markets and content. "That being said, there definitely will be many productions that are not able to relocate outside the United States that either will get shut down or will delay their start dates." As more time goes on, the effects can cascade into bigger budget projects with longer production schedules, like streaming and feature films, especially those in the middle of shooting or post-production. The strike would have a rolling effect on productions coast-to-coast, impacting smaller-scale projects in the short term, like live shows and daytime soaps, an industry expert told Insider. "It could slow down production of motion pictures and television shows, and that includes shows that will be on digital services like Amazon or Netflix." " could affect the general public in that they may not have as much content to view in the future," said management-side entertainment labor lawyer Alan Brunswick.
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If the strike commences, 60,000 primarily middle and low income earning crew members - from set designing, to costuming, camera operating, and post-production editing - could walk off the job and bring work your favorite TV shows and movies to a grinding halt. The union is voting on whether to authorize a strike from October 1-3. The International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees' (IATSE) contract negotiations with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers hit a standstill last week. Members of a Hollywood crew workers' union are preparing to go on a strike to demand better wages and working conditions.
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