Hollywood film writers are going to strike, and filming may be suspended.

Kathmandu. The majority of Hollywood film writers voted in support of granting their umbrella organizations the ability to strike or not. According to Reuters, this measure may disrupt film production in Hollywood, as well as studio and television operations.

According to the Writers Guild of America (WGA), 97.85 percent of members voted to urge negotiators to stop working if a new contract is not negotiated by May 1. The voting was attended by 80 percent of the organization's 11,500 members.

Film writers have expressed dissatisfaction with the rise in the number of streaming televisions. They have asked Netflix, Walt Disney, and other studios to raise their pay."That's why I supported the negotiation committee," Amy Anobi, a Hollywood writer who characterized herself as "financially insecure," said. "At the moment, Hollywood writers like us have to work a second job to make ends meet in expensive cities like New York and Los Angeles."

Protests by Hollywood writers have previously lasted 100 days in 2007 and 2008. Even though the state of California's economy reached 2.1 billion dollars, the writers were unable to earn a living wage. If a strike is called, late-night talk shows will be the first to suffer.

After that, operas shown during the day would be affected as well. The viewers will be unable to watch new programs because comedy and dramas were shot a long time ago. Studios didn't want another disruption after the Covid epidemic disrupted global production for months. However, because of the studio's restricted budget, they are also under pressure.

The Association of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP), which represents Comcast Corp., Disney, Warner Bros., Discovery, and Netflix, said in a statement that it hopes to negotiate a fair and reasonable arrangement.