
Reopening Hollywood
A continuously updated list of articles about resuming production post-COVID-19.
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A continuously updated list of articles about resuming production post-COVID-19.
Read MoreIn a total package valued at a record-breaking $318 million, SAG-AFTRA has reached a tentative agreement with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers on successor agreements covering motion pictures, scripted primetime dramatic television and new media production.
Read More“I attribute everything that has gone wrong to coronavirus,” Mr. Katzenberg said in a video interview. “Everything. But we own it.”
Read MoreSAG-AFTRA and major motion picture and television studios will commence bargaining on April 27, the union and studio alliance said in unexpected news. The move means that the AMPTP is effectively pushing aside the WGA.
Read MoreOSHA is maybe going to take the position that it is not the employer’s job to ensure that workplaces are safe. The next relief bill is going to say that employers are not liable. My job is to stand up, very specifically, for actors and stage managers.
Read MoreHow long can studios hold idled actors to their contracts and what, if anything, must the studio pay them for the hold?
Read MoreThe WGA told its members that the COVID-19 crisis has increased its resolve to advance the bargaining goals it intends to pursue with management’s AMPTP for a new film and TV contract.
Read MoreAccording to China Global Television Network, a branch of the state-owned TV network China Central Television, studios have reopened in Ningbo, Shanghai, Qingdao and Xi’an, and TV series have resumed production. High-profile film shoots are also reported to have begun filming again.
Read MoreThere’s little evidence in the 24 programs debuting on April 6 that artistry or storytelling are baked into the Quibi mantra, which boils down to a variation on the classic Annie Hall punchline: The food is mediocre — and such small portions!
Read MoreThe team from CONTAGION is back, and they’re spreading facts not fear. They joined forces with scientists at the Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health.
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