“We did these town halls and two independent movie theaters, the Lumiere theater in LA and the, um, Plaza theater in Atlanta. And then we did another town hall in the writer's guild East, um, headquarters here in New York. And, um, we got a lot of good video and then we partnered with more perfect union.”

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host town-hall meetings at independent theaters (Lumiere in LA, Plaza in Atlanta) and the Writer’s Guild East headquarters, then partner with More Perfect Union to distribute the video

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