Columns
Friends of Joe: Some Words from His Admirers…
A compilation of praise for Joseph A. Aredas. […]
Unions
Columns
What Does the Union Do for You?
The Guild is a democratic organization. Members need to vote, participate in online and in-person discussions about matters of importance and play a role in steering the union. […]
Features
Outreach Connection: Help Us Help You Make a Difference
Let us introduce ourselves: We are the Membership Outreach Committee. The committee was established by the Editors Guild Board of Directors as an avenue through which members can interact with each other to generate and distribute solutions to issues that you, the membership, help identify. […]
Features
The Doc Workers of New York: Pushing for Union Jobs Editing Non-Fiction
The documentary form has been around since the beginning of cinema, and over the past 15 years, pundits have bruited this past decade and a half as “The Golden Age of Documentaries.” No matter the platform — theatrical, television or online — documentary has transformed itself from the margins to the mainstream as a galvanizing and provocative art form. […]
Columns
Sick of It All
I contacted some of the major insurance companies in New York State and found some eye-opening answers. […]
Columns
New York’s United Front
The real strength of this process comes from the fact that the unions cooperate with each other, and work together to negotiate the deals collectively. […]
OP / EDIT
The Importance of a Helping Hand
A story of a personal experience I recently had with the Motion Picture Television Fund. […]
Columns
Whether It’s Bagels or Bargaining Rights, Union-Busting Attempts Continue
Conservative lawmakers may claim to support job creation for the middle class, but their legislative actions clearly show that destruction of labor unions is also one of their highest goals. […]
Columns
US & UK: Shared Language, Differing Realities
The differences in style between a UK unscripted TV show and its US genre equivalent is akin to swapping the frosty drizzle of London for the mid-winter sunshine of California. […]
Features
Minority Rapport: Guild’s New York Office Holds Open House for City’s Film Students
The Motion Picture Editors Guild’s East Coast office is developing educational opportunities for the untapped pool of talent in the city’s minority population. […]
