With the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) of America still in contract stalemate with the Hollywood studio executives as represented by the Alliance of Motion Picture & Television Producers (AMPTP) after nearly three months, SAG’s sister union seems to be benefitting.
Variety reports that TV’s major studios are believed to be opting to do network pilots and series under an American Federation of Tevision and Radio Artists (AFTRA) contract rather than with SAG, as there is still the threat that SAG may strike.
