Moses Small joined ABC 10News as a Multimedia Journalist in 2022. He was born in Birmingham, Ala. and raised in Portland, Maine. He's elated to spend time in San Diego and learn more about the community.
SAN DIEGO — Friday SAG-AFTRA approved a deal with major film studios, officially ending the nearly four month-long actors strike. That means film sets and actors are getting back to work.
"I'm excited to get back to work. Having your acting, which is your life's blood, yanked out from under you … it's a little unsettling," said Lawrence."It became a sort of thing of how do I maintain? How do I continue to eat, keep a roof over my head?"
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