As the writers and actors continue to walk the picket lines and negotiate with the AMPTP for new and fair contracts, small businesses who are contracted to work on shows and films are also dealing with the consequences of the SAG-AFTRA and WGA strikes. Now, the owner of a business who works with shows like Yellowstone and American Horror Story opened up about how they’ve been impacted, and are also dealing with the struggles of the strikes.
Diana Foster owns the United American Costume Company, and she counts on providing outfits for costume designers who work on films and television shows like the smash hit modern western Yellowstone. However, with productions shut down, they can’t do their work, and it’s putting the business in danger. Foster opened up about the challenges her company is facing because of the strikes with Variety, saying:
