Osas Ighodaro joins Hollywood and Manhattan actors in the SAG-AFTRA strike, advocating for better pay and protection.
As a union member since 2006, she shared her support on Instagram.
The strike addresses issues like residual payments and the impact of artificial intelligence on jobs.
This marks Hollywood’s first industry-wide shutdown since 1960 when writers and actors last went on strike together.
Fran Drescher, president of SAG-AFTRA, emphasized the need for change in the face of streaming challenges.
Currently, it’s uncertain how long the strike will last, but many TV and film productions have already been affected.
