Worldwide Ty examines how artists view their managers during Hollywood strikes, arguing many don't respect them or fear losing them. He contrasts this with how major companies like Disney and NBC protect their writers, suggesting artists undervalue the people representing them.
And I don't think artists really respect managers as a whole. Because if you say to a artist, hey, man, if you want to work with this manager, we ain't working with you. Majority of the artists is going to get rid of that. Because if they did really think that, they would think twice about how they treat their management. Like abc, NBC, Disney. They're not saying, you know, they're not saying, yo, fuck you, writer. We're going to go pick this other writer. The world going to get around that you don't really treat the writers right that you work with. Right. Artists don't necessarily think that they cannot survive without management.
