0:00.0 | Alright, I'm Pierre Puget for the European podcast reporting live for the first time and |
0:07.0 | yes, I have been in front of me. A lot of the writers working in circle, |
0:11.6 | all doing science, saying WGS strikes, green writers everywhere support the WGS |
0:16.1 | strike, there's also some sign in German, there's also some on-man sign and it's all |
0:20.1 | opening in the sun under the very impressive dark looming figure of the very |
0:25.4 | famous Cathedral of Colourone and this is quite a this is quite a view. |
0:29.9 | Hi, my name is Anton Breum, I'm a TV writer from Denmark and I'll be your on |
0:36.7 | the ground script notes reporter in Copenhagen for the day. I'm here in front of |
0:41.8 | the Warner offices in sunny Copenhagen where the writers guild of Denmark is |
0:46.6 | out in support of the writers guild of America. My name is Don Troubert, I'm a |
0:51.4 | screenwriter and director living and working in Germany. So what made you |
0:56.1 | organize this gathering here today? Well shortly before the WGA started to strike |
1:02.0 | I was talking to Ellen Stutzmann who works for WGA West and she was |
1:06.3 | explaining some of the problems they were facing in their negotiations and |
1:09.5 | those are the same kind of problems we're facing here and so that's why I |
1:12.7 | said you know if they're on strike we have to do something. Hi, I'm Adrian from |
1:17.4 | Switzerland and I'm a writer and why are you here and what did you think it was |
1:21.1 | important to come at this demonstration? I'm at the Syrian camp festival right now |
1:26.4 | and when I heard that there is like solidarity support for the writer's strike I |
1:31.0 | thought of course I'm coming here because it is important what they're fighting |
1:34.8 | for because a lot of these topics are important for us in Europe as well. |
1:38.6 | Yeah we are students from the IFS so screenwriter students. And why do you think it's |
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