Comments on: ‘Narc’ writer-director Joe Carnahan dismayed with WGA leadership

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By: Kaplan

Kaplan — Sat, 10 Nov 2007 03:50:01 +0000

The only way to get a better contract is to stop writing, and that has to include re-writing scripts on set — why wouldn’t it? There’s nothing fascist about that. If every individual writer is free to come up with his or her own definition of what counts as writing then there can be no union, since a union is based on collective action. But the members also get collective benefits — pension and health, residuals, minimums, credit arbitration etc.

By: generic230

generic230 — Wed, 07 Nov 2007 20:04:20 +0000

Your assumptions are wrong. Most of the writers picketing do not have “fat paychecks” 48% of the guild is composed of non-working writers. There are writers who get paychecks in the 7 figures. And that skews the average. I understand Carnahan’s anger, but what he doesn’t know is that after the Guild took the DVD residuals OFF THE TABLE, because we’d ben told that was the sticking point, Nick Counter and the AMPTP still refused to budge from their “ZERO” figure for rebroadcasting in new media. They also wanted to pay ZERO into the pension and health fund. They currently pay 1.5% of a writer’s check into the fund. Basically, they took every point we had and said, “We want to pay nothing.” And they have not moved from that stance in 11 months.

By: generic230

generic230 — Wed, 07 Nov 2007 20:04:07 +0000