WGA open to studio deals outside AMPTP as strike continues, prompting united response

• The WGA suggested studios break from the AMPTP to reach a deal as negotiations remained stalled after 130 days.
• The WGA accused the AMPTP of paralysis but said individual executives were open to terms on issues like staffing.
• The WGA tried to exploit tensions between studios and streamers to divide the AMPTP.
• The AMPTP then asserted the studios remain united and want the WGA to respond to their latest offer.
• The WGA strike has caused major economic losses but neither side has met for negotiations in weeks.

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