WGA Strike Photos: 100 Days Of Writers, Showrunners & Supporters On Picket Lines

One in a series of stories marking the 100th day of the WGA strike.

The ongoing standoff that started on May 2 has now exceeded the 93-day duration of the 2007 strike and there’s potential that it could further extend to surpass the previous record of 154 days set in 1988. SAG-AFRTRA initiated a twin strike alongside WGA on July 14, due to the ongoing labor dispute with the AMPTP. Notably, this marks the first instance since 1960 where actors and writers have jointly participated in a walkout.

Scroll through the photos below for a sense of the scene, who was there and what they had to say from Deadline’s day to day coverage.SAG-AFTRA and WGA Members and Supporters walk the picket line in support of the SAG-AFTRA and WGA strike at Netflix Studios.SAG-AFTRA and WGA Members and Supporters walk the picket line in support of the SAG-AFTRA and WGA strike at Netflix Studios.WGA Strike Day 100 – Netflix and Warner Bros., New YorkWGA Strike Day 100 – Netflix and Warner Bros.

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