Screenwriter Mystery

"I fully support any resolution made by the union. In fact, everyone knows that this strike is inevitable."

Shocked by the Screenwriters Guild strike.

Major TV dramas and talk shows have all entered a state of suspension one after another.

As a well-known horror film screenwriter in Hollywood today, Zhao Yuan was also interviewed by the media and asked his opinion on the decision of the Screenwriters Guild to strike.

In the interview, Zhao Yuan expressed his support for this strike.

After all, the reason for the writers' union to strike this time is, in the final analysis, to gain more interests for the writers.

Based on the uneven distribution of Hollywood screenwriters for a long time.

The Writers Guild and the Film and Television Producers Union began negotiating a contract renewal in October this year.

The union proposed that screenwriters should share more profits from the sales of digital video discs for film and television dramas. There are also requirements for a share of profits from Internet download services and other digital entertainment platforms.

In the early days of home-viewing videotapes, neither the Writers Guild nor the Screen Actors Guild was sure whether the new venture would make any money, so they gave up 80 percent of the profits from videotape and subsequent DVD sales. Consider this part of the money as production and distribution costs. For the remaining 20 percent of profits, the Writers Guild is only asking for 1.2 percent, or 3 cents per DVD retailing for $20.

Now, seeing that the DVD market is becoming more and more popular, it has even become an important part of film revenue. Many films that did not perform well on the big screen often have a second spring in the DVD market, bringing huge amounts of money to film production companies. The Screenwriters Guild began to express its dissatisfaction with the income, not only requesting to re-change the distribution ratio, but also requesting its own share of the Internet market, which has now begun to flourish.

They have missed the dividends of the videotape era and handed it over to the producers and distributors, and it is naturally impossible to miss the second time now.

There is no doubt that the American Film and Television Producers Union will not be able to spit out the fat that has been swallowed for the new share proposed by the Screenwriters Guild. Agreement, then the Screen Actors Guild will follow suit.

As for other requirements of the association, the alliance also put forward its own set of rhetoric, arguing that it is still uncertain how much money they can make from entertainment services provided to the Internet, mobile phones and other platforms.

In the era of videotapes, the Alliance used this set of rhetoric to persuade the Screenwriters Guild.

Now, it's apparently so easy.

This time, the Screenwriters Guild is determined to fight against the producers.

In mid-March, all the screenwriters who participated in the union strike collectively sealed their pens.

Many talk shows were forced to stop, and prime-time hits on major TV stations were replaced by various reruns.

"Modern Family" was also affected by this strike action, as the lead creators and the writers of the variety show went on strike.

After the filming of the first four episodes, the crew had to take a rest, anxiously waiting for the instruction to reshoot.

The major Hollywood production companies that got the wind in advance have 'hoarded' some scripts in advance, but even so, they are inevitably affected by the strike. Many TV dramas and films like "Modern Family" are being produced and filmed. The film was forced to stop.

On the official day of the strike, Zhao Yuan, as a trade union member, went to the scene of the strike in New York and left some photos.

has left a record for his support for this strike action.

Many big Hollywood stars also came to the scene to express their support for this strike action.

During the entire strike action, Zhao Yuan wore a red T-shirt provided by the union, and put up a sign for the writers' strike in Rockefeller Plaza outside the NBC headquarters building in New York.

Many people at the scene held large cards with the words "Strike!" and "Hollywood has the final say!" to express their opinions on this strike.

During the period, he was discovered by reporters, who picked out and interviewed a few of his opinions and views on the strike.

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"The last 'Writers Guild of America' strike was in 1988, which lasted 22 weeks and cost the entertainment industry $500 million. Los Angeles mayor said in an interview with the media that this time the loss could double to a billion dollars. The amount ... therefore calls for negotiations between the two sides of the strike."

"Some analysts believe that if the strike goes on, it will have a huge impact on the entire Hollywood entertainment industry. Even if the screenwriter finally wins, it will not be worth the loss."

That night, major news media made detailed reports on the strike by the Screenwriters Guild.

Living in the hotel that the trade union had booked, the TV screen in the room was constantly showing pictures of various strikes. UU reading www. uukanshu.com

However, Zhao Yuan's attention was obviously not above this.

The reason why he traveled so far is that he did not participate in the strike in Los Angeles on the West Bank, but chose to go to New York to make trouble.

The purpose is to use this massive strike to cover up the real purpose of his trip.

Although Hollywood's was affected by the union strike, it could not be successfully filmed.

But the system in Zhao Yuan's hands was completely unaffected by this.

In the hotel room prepared by the trade union, Zhao Yuan sorted out his thoughts on the new script, and then turned on the [Script Evolution] function of the Broken System.

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Script 5: "Sleepless Town"

Synopsis: Nancy is a young girl living on Elm Street in Springwood Township.

One day, a strange man with scars on his face and fingers like razors appeared in her dream. Since then, she has been tortured by this nightmare every night. The strange thing is that all the children on Elm Street had the same nightmare. In the dream, they saw a dry well, and the sound of stones being thrown into the water continued to sound.

In order to find out the truth, Nancy and several teenagers who were plagued by nightmares began to explore the source of the nightmares. In the police station file on Elm Street, there was a secret 20 years ago. There was an unknown case. Describe a man known as Freddy.

Everyone thought they had discovered the truth. They pursued Freddy's secret, but found that Freddy had already died twenty years ago. They came to Freddy's original residence, which had been burned into ruins.

The clues were cut off, however, the image of Freddy in the nightmare became clearer and clearer.

A child tormented by nightmares, finally overwhelmed and chose to commit suicide, leaving messages about nightmares on the Internet...

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