First, no, because big production budgets go to producers and other above the line people before the money gets anywhere near the crew. And this is true for App

First, no, because big production budgets go to producers and other above the line people before the money gets anywhere near the crew. And this is true for Apple and Netflix just as it is for anyone else. But second, also no, because streaming services are the bulk of the problem. https://www.fastcompany.com/90683559/hollywood-is-on-the-brink-of-a-massive-work-stoppage-because-of-the-streaming-wars https://www.fastcompany.com/90683559/hollywood-is-on-the-bri... Production schedules are more volatile than they used to be, and streaming services don't have to pay as well as normal productions, owing to an outdated contract.