Danielle Sanchez-Witzel

WGA negotiating committee member, comedy writer/producer, and co-creator of the Netflix show Survival of the Thickest

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The WGA is back at work today as the union ends its nearly five-month strike. Meanwhile, SAG-AFTRA’s strike could wrap up by Thanksgiving, according to one prediction.

Pencils back up! Writers rejoice over new deal as SAG strike endures

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