The union representing striking writers said it’s evaluating a new labor proposal from Hollywood studios following a three-month-long standoff. The Writers Guild of America said it received the counterproposal on Friday from the Alliance of Motion Picture & Television Producers, representing the studios. It will respond next week “after deliberation.” The WGA is still urging members to continue showing up at picket lines. The AMPTP’s latest offer follows weeks of intense talks that have reached an impasse over compensation, minimum
