Georgia film, TV workers relieved but cautious as writers near strike’s end

A collective sigh of relief emanated from the Georgia film and TV community Monday morning as news circulated of the Writers Guild of America accepting a deal with producers that could end what has been a painful, acrimonious 146-day strike.

“There is a very close light at the end of the tunnel,” said Atlanta screenwriter Brian Egeston, who wrote the recent Amazon Prime thriller “On a Wing and a Prayer” starring Dennis Quaid. “We are remaining steadfast as we await the details. But leadership has told us the gains we’ve made are…