The Los Angeles community showed up to support the 2023 TV/Theatrical/Streaming strike! From water and food donations to music and special services, Los Angeles made sure that SAG-AFTRA members felt the love on the lines. Sibling labor union leaders as well as city and state officials also came to the lines in solidarity with the strike.
To every barber, musician, masseuse, tarot card reader, DJ, photographer, pizza place, food truck, cafe exercise group and more, thank you! Your generous support and encouragement, big or small, kept the members going for 118 days. SAG-AFTRA cannot say thank you enough!
Top photo: DJ and strike captain Evan Shafran keeps the picket line moving with strike captain Emily Kincaid at Netflix Studios.
Food trucks line the streets at the Disney Studios picket line.
Grocery donations are sorted through and organized for members to pick up at the Amazon picket line.
#SherriffDrumman brings the music to the Amazon Studios picket line.
California Nurses Association showed support by hosting a special picket where nurses joined the lines in solidarity.
SAG-AFTRA member Joshua McHugh carves pumpkins at Disney Studios.
Flower donations were made regularly to the Netflix picket lines.
Kona Ice showed support at several picket lines throughout the 118 days of the strike.
A masseuse gives a quick massage to a picketer at the Fox Studios picket line.
Dean’s Coffee was a faithful supporter, showing up almost daily to different picket locations.
Bakers showed their talents by bringing write-in picket sign cookies to the picket lines
SAG-AFTRA member James Hutson rocks out while picketers sing along to his songs.
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