Filming for the final two weeks of season 4 of “The Chosen” resumed Monday, due to a waiver that enables the solid to work on the streaming sequence about Jesus’ ministry regardless of the actors’ strike towards Hollywood studios.

Members of the Screen Actors Guild and the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists went on strike Thursday in a bid for higher pay within the streaming period and shut down manufacturing of many movie and TV initiatives — together with “The Chosen” in Goshen, Utah.

“Great news!” sequence creator/producer Dallas Jenkins tweeted Sunday. “We just received word from SAG that we have been approved for a waiver. We’ll continue shooting on Monday.”

“Fantastic!!!! So glad to hear this,” tweeted a fan with the Twitter deal with rsrnFL. “My wife and I left the set Friday evening so elated with the 4 days spent as Extras/Background. But sad for the crew and cast concerning the strike. But prayers were answered, so thankful season 4 will wrap up.”

The independently produced sequence, which had spent weeks filming at Camp Hoblitzelle, a Salvation Army facility in Midlothian, Texas, moved manufacturing to Utah to finish season 4.

In an Instagram submit after making use of for the waiver, Mr. Jenkins informed SAG-AFTRA: “We’re the good guys; we’ve treated your actors well. Please take the few minutes to approve our application so your actors can get back to work getting paid for the last two weeks of a season they want to finish.”

“We’ve worked hard to accommodate all of SAG’s requests and their interim agreement. We appreciate their recognition of us as an independent [production] as well as their hard work in this process,” Mr. Jenkins stated in a press release despatched by his publicists.

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