[ SECRET POST #6036 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6036 ⌋

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Comments

Re: confession

[(Anonymous)]

You make a good point. I think another part of my problem is the disparity in the acting world - like it seems you're either a starving artist or living large with no in between. It's the same thing with American society at large - if the rich weren't so greedy and took lower salaries then maybe some of that money could go towards more equal pay for all. But that's pipedream nonsense, I know.

Re: confession

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I get where you're coming from. But even at that point - the reason that lower-paid actors don't make more, it's not because of high-paid actors. The much bigger reason is that the studios want to bang down wages all over the place as much as they can. That's really the biggest thing that's going on. Actors' wages aren't set by the actors divvying up the money between them. They're set by the actors negotiating with the studios. The people who are getting that money instead of the actors are the studios and ultimately, the executives and the investors.

Re: confession

[(Anonymous)]

Well, part of the reason for the strike is to allow the 'middle-class' of the entertainment business - the ones you say don't seem to exist - to continue to earn a living wage. The strike is literally fighting against the business forces that have and continue to create widening income inequality in America.