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https://www.iatselocal80.org/tentative-agreement-details/

Mental Health Assistance and Resources – MPTF:  (323)634-3888

Suicide and Crisis Lifeline :  Dial 988 on any phone

Department of Mental Health Resources and Support : (800)854-7771

IATSE Local 80 was honored to host a panel discussion about the potential impacts of Artificial Intelligence on the film industry. 

The response was incredible, and we welcomed over 300 guests at our stage and via Zoom from all motion picture crafts, including many IATSE members from across the US and Canada, British film workers and members of the DGA, WGA, SAG-AFTRA and Teamsters 399. 

The panel was organized and moderated by Local 80 Executive Board member Philip Collins and our esteemed panelists were WGA board director, negotiator and screenwriter John August, Filmaker, WGA member, SAG-AFTRA member and SAG-AFTRA AI Advisor Justine Bateman and the co-founder of the Concept Art Association Rachel Meinerding.

We were delighted to receive additional assistance from industry partners Quixote, Chapman Leonard, Keslow Camera and SGPS Showrig. 

Local 80 is proud to be a leader in bringing conversations and education to our members and the wider film community.

Many great ideas have been brought forward from our members during Town Hall meetings, and now we are happy to announce the fruition of one such idea.  Local 80 is now offering a Mutual Aid Pantry for our membership!  Located in the lobby of Local 80, this space is a simple and effective means for members to donate safe-to-eat non-perishable food, toiletries, and other basic necessities.  These items are available for any member in need to collect and alleviate food insecurity and grocery expenses for themselves and their families.

WHERE:  2520 W. Olive Avenue   2nd Floor , Burbank 91505

HOURS AVAILABLE:  Monday – Friday (except Holidays) 9am – 5pm

Examples of food items and sundries:  Canned goods, sealed snacks, pre-packaged food items, peanut butter, pasta, rice, beans, toilet paper, toothpaste, deodorant, hygiene products

Please do NOT donate: Unsealed leftovers, expired food, baked goods, damaged packaged food, anything requiring refrigeration, any glass products

If you would like to make a tax deductible donation directly benefitting Union members, IATSE Local 80 partners with The Handy Foundation to manage a GoFundMe campaign.  Click on the link down below for more information:

https://gofund.me/108c680d

Questions / Feedback

Terri Freedman – [email protected]

Sam Conklin – [email protected]

Attention All Local 80 Members!

Local 80 holds our General Membership Meetings on the first Sunday of every month (9 months out of the year).  The next scheduled meeting will take place on Sunday, August 4th beginning at 10AM.  This will be held in-person at our Local 80 Soundstage AND over ZOOM.  Please review our new ZOOM protocols below and come participate in this process from anywhere in the world!

ZOOM PROTOCOLS

WHERE: 2520 W. Olive Avenue, Burbank CA 91505

WHEN: Sunday, August 4th at 10AM Pacific Standard (United States and Canada)

We will also be swearing-in new members (IN PERSON ONLY) with our President, Dana Baker.  Being sworn into the union is mandated by our Constitution, and is every member’s responsibility to complete their initiation into Local 80.  If you have not been sworn-in, please contact our accounting department and let them know that you would like to attend our next meeting.

All members are encouraged to attend the General Membership Meeting and participate in the democratic process.  This will ensure that everybody’s voice is heard and representation remains strong.  IN SOLIDARITY!!

CLICK HERE to join the groups and a member will contact you.

IATSE Local 80 represents Motion Picture Grips, Crafts Service, Marine, First Aid Employees, and Warehouse Workers as part of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees. The men and women of the Local work on motion pictures, television shows, internet-based programming, commercials, rock videos, and in the warehouses and equipment rental companies based in Hollywood.