Popular on EntSun
- Music Maven Jonathan Tiras Grooves into NCMG as Head of A&R - 169
- North Coast Music Group Welcomes Restlezz to the Family - 132
- Breaking News - New Music Release - 121
- Local Realtors, Angel Beck, Hires A Complete Professional Marketing Team - 117
- L.A.I. Communications Wins Prestigious Platinum MarCom Award for Excellence in Marketing and Communications - 113
- Luxury Home and Fashion Brand Choose Public Relations Veterans Following Travis Kelce Sighting - 108
- Music Producer Debuts Riveting Miniseries About a Pro Football Superstar Embroiled in Physical Assault Scandal - 106
- Multi-award-winning indie singer-songwriter and recording artist Rocky Michaels has some news - 105
- 'Film Lab Presents' Returns for a 16th Season - 101
- National Coalition of Black Meeting Professionals And PCMA Present A Powerful Webinar On How To Successfully Manage Acts Of Violence At Events - 101
Similar on EntSun
- Award Winning Film Producer Nathan Taupez Scinto Had a Productive in 2023 Producing Various TV Show, Documentary & Motion Picture Film Production
- "The Boy King's Tale" novel by Michael January is Honored by Readers' Favorite International Book Awards
- Local University Alumna Joins Inaugural Professional Board for the University of West Georgia's School of Communication, Film, and Media
- The National Black Movie Association and its Award Winning HBCU Student Filmmakers Feted at Inaugural DC Gala
- "Regenerating Life": documentary film challenges current assumptions about climate change
- Goddess Good Fridae's 'What A Feeling' Dropping During TIFF This Friday!
- Prince Oakleyski Eurasia will release a film for God's sake. The movie title is "Monotheism and Devils", directed by Prince Oak Oakleyski
- Phillip E. Walker's "Sweetest Vacation" Film has Multiple Screening Dates During Next Two Months
- Alan Adeleke, Makes his Feature Film Directorial Debut with the Newly Released Film "Differences"
Historic Deal Ends SAG-AFTRA Strike, Resumes Film/TV Production
EntSun News/11005967
Stitt Entertainment would like to congratulate SAG-AFTRA on there recent victory
BOSTON - EntSun -- After a grueling 118-day strike, the Screen Actors GuildāAmerican Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) has reached a tentative 3-year agreement with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP). Valued at over $1 billion, the deal provides key protections surrounding the use of AI, increased streaming residuals, and minimum salary bumps across the board.
This historic agreement brings relief to the entertainment industry after months of labor strife that had disrupted major film and television productions. With the strike now over, SAG-AFTRA members can return to work on sets with improved terms that address concerns over emerging technologies like AI-generated content.
"This deal recognizes the contributions of actors and performers in an evolving digital landscape," said SAG-AFTRA President Gabrielle Carteris. "We secured important gains while keeping members' best interests at the forefront through challenging negotiations."
More on EntSun News
AMPTP Spokesperson Jarryd Gonzales also expressed optimism, saying "This agreement allows the industry to restart and revitalize production after the most devastating pandemic in modern history, and we look forward to collaborating with SAG-AFTRA on efforts to shape the future of the entertainment business."
With film production losses estimated at $1.7 billion over the course of the strike, producers are eager to resume projects and make up for lost time. The boosted streaming residuals and minimums provide actors and performers the protections needed as media consumption continues shifting to online platforms.
As part of the tentative deal, the union has called off its strike authorization and ordered members to return to work immediately. The SAG-AFTRA National Board of Directors will soon meet to review terms and vote on final approval.
This historic agreement brings relief to the entertainment industry after months of labor strife that had disrupted major film and television productions. With the strike now over, SAG-AFTRA members can return to work on sets with improved terms that address concerns over emerging technologies like AI-generated content.
"This deal recognizes the contributions of actors and performers in an evolving digital landscape," said SAG-AFTRA President Gabrielle Carteris. "We secured important gains while keeping members' best interests at the forefront through challenging negotiations."
More on EntSun News
- Floris United Methodist Church announces first-ever mission trip for people with disabilities
- Southbound Beretta "Scotty Found Out" Premiere
- Sip Social Co. Partners With Omnify To Streamline User Experience Across Growing Operations
- Muslim Film Creatives Unite for Unprecedented Production
- ICON Park transforms I-Drive into Winter Wonderland
AMPTP Spokesperson Jarryd Gonzales also expressed optimism, saying "This agreement allows the industry to restart and revitalize production after the most devastating pandemic in modern history, and we look forward to collaborating with SAG-AFTRA on efforts to shape the future of the entertainment business."
With film production losses estimated at $1.7 billion over the course of the strike, producers are eager to resume projects and make up for lost time. The boosted streaming residuals and minimums provide actors and performers the protections needed as media consumption continues shifting to online platforms.
As part of the tentative deal, the union has called off its strike authorization and ordered members to return to work immediately. The SAG-AFTRA National Board of Directors will soon meet to review terms and vote on final approval.
Source: STITT Entertainment
Filed Under: Film, Entertainment
0 Comments
Latest on EntSun News
- The Holiday Season is Going to Get Spooky This Weekend
- The CPSE Shenzhen 2023 was inaugurated on October
- New Series, The Mental Motivator with Nakia Campbell is inspiring thousands
- Baltimore Fashion Week Presents Style Talks 2024: Unveiling the Future of Fashion
- Bill Edwards Foundation for the Arts and Ericka Dunlap Collaborate with Local Nonprofits to Celebrate Diversity at Mahaffey
- New York Young Republican Club Endorses Allen Mashburn For Lieutenant Governor Of North Carolina
- Diane Gray-Smith Joins STS Capital Partners
- Upcoming Movies: 360 Sound And Vision Releases It's Slate Of Films For 2024
- Montice Harmon's "Merry Christmas" Album Soars to Top 10 Charts, Dominating Streaming Platforms
- PMUniversity Now Offers Emerging Tech Training As An Authorized Training Partner With Certnexus
- El Paso's First Ever Twisted X-mas (Haunted) Trail
- Rarely performed musical coming to Marrickville this week - 35mm: A Musical Exhibition
- Fashion Icon Jahna Sebastian takes over the Fashion Houses of Paris Fashion Week
- NYC Rockers Lonnieclaire Push for "Authentic Experience" with New LP "Mercury Wash"
- Live Courageously Podcast Show with John Duffy and Guest Xi Van Fleet
- Woburn Dentistry Provides Comprehensive Perio Procedures From One Convenient Location
- Atlanta New Years Eve Dinner & Latin Dance Party @ Hilton Atlanta Northeast
- Revolutionize Tracking with the iLocate Mini Tracker from Endoacustica Europe!
- Zeelool Launches Frames Down to $0 Deal for Black Friday
- Eclectic indie singer-songwriter Teyah has released a new track "Thorns"