Bummer for actors. They are not going to get shit. He is also getting a cut because of his contract. Studios own the work in film and tv and these people were hired to bring something the studio owns to light. It's not the same as an author even if it's similar.
You're just looking at this wrong.
That's the way it works. Actors cannot make movies by themselves. They need the scumbag money class to do it. It's why the money class owns the work.
I think that recent evidence shows that those people aren't that necessary and might actually be fucking the industry up.
yea, just like how that entire corrupt industry was able to do outdoor seating, while other restaurants killed themselves
Cool then they can do that and ignore the studios. They don't need to come to terms then. I eagerly await the rush of true independent works.
This made me laugh harder than anything disney's made in the last decade. If this is what our AI overlord demands entertainment become, then let it be so.
Shit got TOS'd already, but it was amusing for the hour or so I watched. However similar to the previous seinfeld deal- it was like 90% lame garbage. Occasionally you'd get some funny shit from someone with a 4chan-ish sense of humor who had a clue had to craft a proper prompt. But those were pretty rare. This setup was (i think) ran all off of prompts run through a discord channel bot. Some of them had some decent payoffs, but it was usually just a ~2 min scene or so worth of dialog.
The prompt was something like freiza's ultimate form and blacked. There was a short preamble before the skits that was related to the presumable prompt. (actual prompt? no idea)
And yet nothing is stopping them. They certainly have more than enough money to front a production themselves and have relationships with everyone involved in the movie making process. Mel Gibson showed it can be done with Passion of the Christ.
We live in a society where everyone thinks THEY should be paid MORE but everyone ELSE should be paid LESS. Average that out across a society and it ends up with everyone getting fucked, except for a handful of people at the top who really don't take that much 'risk' (they'll still be rich no matter how many times they fuck up, that's not what I'd call risk) and are quite obviously not that smart, particularly in the case of these recent Hollywood executives.
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You're not really worth arguing with. You're not saying anything that hasn't been said better by others, and you're using too many words to do it.
