Guild
Cathy Repola on Hollywood Comeback from Covid-19 Pandemic: ‘It Will Happen’
“The streaming companies are excelling like crazy,” Repola said during the Zoom call. “Movies and TV shows will continue to be made … It will happen.” […]
MPEG
From The National Executive Director
Cathy Repola: To Prepare for 2021 Basic Agreement Talks, MPEG Members Need to Stay United and Strong
We must have strength, courage, and perseverance to take us all the way to success. […]
Guild
Ask the Field Rep: And on the Seventh Day, God Wondered How to Fill Out His Timecard
“It might be helpful to look at a calendar and use a finger on each hand to point to the days in question.” […]
What Our Members Do
What Our Members Do: Gregory K. Creaser, Lead Finishing Colorist
Where are you currently employed? DreamWorks/NBCUniversal. Current Project? “Trolls World Tour,” which is the sequel to “Trolls” (2016). This is […]
Guild
Guild’s Installation Dinner Salutes Diane Adler, Jeff Burman, and New Board Members
“I am absolutely convinced that we are far better off with a union than without one.” […]
Features
Pregnant in Post? The Quandary Over Benefits Can Lead to Some Unexpected, and Costly, Hurdles
“Having children makes you gutsy,. You don’t put up with a lot of BS because you have a family to consider.” […]
Awards
Oscars 2020: Picture and Sound Editors and Mixers Speak Out on Their Nominations
“Many before have said filmmaking takes a village.” […]
Guild
Election Results for 2020 Board Seats Bring Four New Members, and Sharon Smith Holley as Secretary
As Secretary, Diane Adler will be replaced by Sharon Smith Holley […]
From The National Executive Director
Cathy Repola: MPEG at ‘All-Time High’ in Membership as It Prepares for Basic Agreement Talks in 2021
“I vow to do whatever I can, whatever is necessary, toward strengthening our position and keeping the Guild powerful, united, and working for its members.” […]
What Our Members Do
What Our Members Do: Rachel Wilson, Logger
“It’s absolutely amazing how the editors are able to take thousands of hours of footage shot over the span of 39 days and weave it into a story that resonates with so many people.” […]
