Actors get WGA ground rules

October 25, 2007 Despite its support for the WGA in contract talks with studios, SAG leadership wants members to know that they can continue to go to acting auditions. The WGA resumes negotiations with the Alliance of Motion Picture & Television Producers Thursday morning, and talks are expected to continue at least until the guild's film and TV contract expires Wednesday. However, now that (an) overwhelming majority of the WGA membership has voted the authority to call a strike if the talks fail to produce a deal, it is appropriate that we discuss with you what the ramifications of a work stoppage would mean to you (and) your continuing to work if a strike becomes a reality.

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