So far there hasn't been much in the way of a unified response or messaging from producers or studios now that SAG-AFTRA actors are on strike.  While the Alliance for Motion Picture and Television Producers has issued some boiler plate statements about being disappointed that SAG-AFTRA voted to strike, the only insights we've had into how studio executives are thinking have been care of people like Disney CEO Bob Iger----who now infamously said that the negotiating positions of writers and actors were "unrealistic." 

Elsa Ramo is a veteran entertainment attorney who has represented the likes of New Line Cinema and The Jim Henson Company.



(Photo by Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images)

So far there hasn't been much in the way of a unified response or messaging from producers or studios now that SAG-AFTRA actors are on strike.  While the Alliance for Motion Picture and Television Producers has issued some boiler plate statements about being disappointed that SAG-AFTRA voted to strike, the only insights we've had into how studio executives are thinking have been care of people like Disney CEO Bob Iger----who now infamously said that the negotiating positions of writers and actors were "unrealistic." 
Elsa Ramo is a veteran entertainment attorney who has represented the likes of New Line Cinema and The Jim Henson Company.
 
(Photo by Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images)

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