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Writers Earn Half as Much for an Animated Show. Now Animators Are Demanding More D’oh | Video
WrapPRO Roundtable: Animation Guild Members speak out on poor wages, pandemic pressure and a disrespect for their craft
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Directors Guild President ‘Appalled’ by Supreme Court’s Abortion Draft Decision
“I strongly support the right for DGA members [to] be able to make their own reproductive health care decisions,” Lesli Linka Glatter says
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Directors Guild Reports Progress in Diversity Efforts During 2020-21 TV Season
DGA annual study reports incremental gains for women and people of color in survey of television projects
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Writers Guild Calls on Studios to Consider Abortion Laws ‘When Choosing Production Locations’
WGA West leadership condemned the leaked Supreme Court draft decision overturning Roe v. Wade
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WGA East Council Finalizes Proposal to Restructure Digital Media Unionization Efforts
Proposed changes to the guild’s constitution will go to a member vote
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IATSE President Becomes Latest to Slam Oscars Pre-Taping Strategy
Five of the eight categories that will be presented before the ceremony are represented by IATSE locals
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‘New Deal for Animation’: IATSE Members and Allies Rally Amid Contract Talks
“We desperately need a new deal that gives equal pay for equal work,” Animation Guild committee chair Teri Cusumano told hundreds of members
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G/O Media, WGA East Agree to New Contract After 5-Day Strike
New contract includes raises in salary minimums, parental leave time and severance pay
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SAG-AFTRA Accredits 7 Intimacy Coordinator Training Programs
Actors guild continues campaign to improve safety and consent during sex-scene filming
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Hollywood Studios, Guilds Consider Change to COVID-19 Testing for Infected Workers
Entertainment industry is weighing recent changes to CDC guidelines regarding shorter quarantine periods
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What Razor-Thin IATSE Contract Vote Reveals About Discontent With Hollywood’s Status Quo
Despite unanimous recommendations from IATSE leaders, a slight majority of West Coast local members voted against the Hollywood Basic Agreement
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IATSE Members Narrowly Approve Contract With Studios
Just 49.6% of West Coast members voted for the Hollywood Basic Agreement, but contract is still ratified under union’s delegate system
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Why Approval of IATSE’s New Contract May Not Be a Sure Thing
The Motion Picture Editors Guild was the only local to vote against ratifying IATSE’s 2018 contract. In 2021, the debate is more intense
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IATSE Members to Vote on Contract Approval on Weekend of Nov. 12
Results will be announced on Nov. 15
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IATSE Reaches Deal With Studios on Contract for Productions Outside LA
Area Standards Agreement contains many of the provisions gained by the union in the Hollywood Basic Agreement deal made earlier this month