An Editors Guild delegation led by President F. Hudson Miller and National Executive Director Scott George travelled to Sacramento for the Committee’s hearing on Assembly Bill 2319.

“We have union members who did everything right… and now far too many of them are struggling to find their next job.”

This moment is the result of persistence stretching back for nearly two decades.

  By Kristin Marguerite Doidge    For more than a century, California has served as the heart of the global film and television industry—supporting hundreds of thousands of creative production …

   By A.J. Catoline     Cathy Repola, National Executive Director of Motion Picture Editors Guild,  recently announced to Local 700 membership that she was reappointed on June 16 to …

The IATSE Basic Agreement was ratified on Monday by just a few hundred votes in two guilds, and with a majority of members of the 13 West Coast locals actually voting no. But …

Dozens of Hollywood’s most prominent cinematographers banded together Tuesday to put a thoughtful argument behind a simple plea: “ban all functional firearms on set.” Among the 200

In mid-September, Gower Street Analytics projected global box office for 2021 would come in at $20.2B. The London-based film tech company has now increased its estimate to $21.6B, with the possibility of hitting

Less than a week after IATSE struck a strike-averting tentative agreement with the Hollywood studios, streamers and networks for a new film and TV contract, members of the union will learn the …

Matthew Loeb, president of the IATSE, said early Wednesday that unless an agreement is reached, 60,000 union members will begin a nationwide strike against the major studios on October 18 …