So, what do you think now?
Posted by Bruce A. Simon on Friday, February 23, 2024
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So, what do you think now?
Posted by Bruce A. Simon on Friday, February 23, 2024
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Michael Okuda posted
Jeffrey Morris is moving forward on his documentary on Space: 1999's iconic Eagle spacecraft, now titled "The Eagle Obsession." Check out his new trailer. I can't wait to see the finished product!
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Never forget!
Reminding our community about the approaching anniversary, February 20. Let's come together and renew our commitment to promoting safety in the film industry. Every action counts. #SafetyAwareness #FilmCommunity #RememberingSarahJones #NeverForget #10Years - Joyce Gilliard
Reminding our community about the approaching anniversary, February 20. Let's come together and renew our commitment to promoting safety in the film industry. Every action counts. #SafetyAwareness #FilmCommunity #RememberingSarahJones #NeverForget #10Years Joyce Gilliard
Posted by Safety for Sarah on Sunday, February 11, 2024
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Reuters reports: 'The great contraction' hits Hollywood, isn't good news!
Budget cuts, less content, and shorter seasons are unfortunate realities but talented individuals will always find work. (Write with AI feature was used for this post)
Posted by Leo Terry on Wednesday, February 7, 2024
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Over the next 20 days, we will be honoring Sarah Jones with memories and initiatives as we lead up to the 10th...
Posted by Safety for Sarah on Thursday, February 1, 2024
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Raise and extend Unemployment benefits for those affected by the WGA and SAG strikes.
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Started by: Farah Bunch ,
Crew members, vendors, and other affiliated workers in the entertainment industry have been forced out of work for over seven months now with no end in sight. We are facing financial ruin with no opportunity to work. The EDD benefits max amount of $450 a week and are ending for most people. That amount is not even close to paying something a person can live off of, when an average one bedroom apartment rents for $2800 a to $3600 month in Los Angeles. In NYC it’s even more. With interest rates the highest they have been in over 20 years, credit cards and loans aren’t options. We need our benefits increased in California, not just during this strike but for the future going forward to match the cost of living with Los Angeles, being the second most expensive city in America to live. The government has reassessed minimum wage, why not unemployment benefits?
This is an economic emergency. It’s time for government intervention. Please sign and share to get the attention of Karen Bass and Gavin Newsom, and Kathy Hochul in New York (This is also a problem in New York). Thank you for signing and sharing!
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We say goodbye to the performers, filmmakers, and creatives we lost in 2023. Through their art and storytelling they soared to new heights and kept us grounded.
Song and artist: Learning to Fly by AG and Christina Perri
Aerial silks performance by Jordaan Stallworth
Bruce A. Simon from Legacy Members posted
One of the true professionals I have had the pleasure to work with. Andre Braugher's portrayal of Lt. Col. Benjamin O. Davis in "The Tuskegee Airmen" was nothing less than Award Winning. He gave a multiple page monologue that left everyone in the room breathless, and I will never forget him for that!
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Never forget!
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From Halt and Catch Fire SE 2
Photo Credit: Slates for Sarah Facebook Page
#WeAreSarahJones #setsafety #RememberingSarahJones #setsafety1st #SlatesForSarah
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Important Reunion
How ‘The West Wing’ Cast and Crew Pulled Off Their Groundbreaking Reunion
The West Wing director Thomas Schlamme breaks down how he and Aaron Sorkin shot that groundbreaking reunion episode live at the Orpheum Theater in downtown Los Angeles | Variety Making a Scene presented by HBO
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Sad news, Prolific TV Producer Norman Lear has passed at age 101
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Adjunct Professors Launch Bid to Unionize at USC’s School of Cinematic Arts
Instructors, many of whom are entertainment union members, are seeking pay increases, health insurance protections and multiyear contracts that provide more stability in their jobs.
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Michael Belson posted
Just came across this emotional last table read for the "Big Bang Theory"
Wonderful to experience the series arc coming full circle for these actors and crew who spent 12 seasons and 279 episodes together as it was about to come to an end!
Michael Okuda posted
Advising FOR ALL MANKIND director Dan Liu and actor Joel “Ed Baldwin” Kinnaman on the flight deck of spaceship Ranger 1. Denise and I are tech advisors for the show, working with writers, directors, and cast to maintain technical accuracy. Although this set represents a conjectural spaceship, parts of the control panels are based on real space technology, and I'm explaining how to use the controls to maneuver the vehicle. Dan posted this behind-the-scenes photo, taken during the production of FAM Episode 403, “The Bear Hug,” which streams today on Apple TV+.
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Finally! Just hoping the ratification process goes smoothly.
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Senators Coons, Blackburn, Klobuchar, Tillis announce draft of bill to protect voice and likeness of Actors, Singers, Performers and individuals from AI Generated replicas!
This needs our full support NOW!
Please share far and wide!
Click on image to read the proposed legislation, then visit the link for more.
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Actors like Katherine Heigl survive in this business for a reason. Here she demonstrates that she truly does know the hand that feeds her:
So some of you may not know that I’ve been in the film and television industry for 31 years now. Yeah…I’ve been around...
Posted by Katherine Heigl on Friday, September 24, 2021
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How will the Hollywood strike end? VCU sociology professor and union expert shares what history tells us.
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One of the first times I met Gene Roddenberry was at a tiny Star Trek convention on the Big Island of Hawai’i, circa 1982. It was “Space Day,” held at the King Kamehameha Hotel, organized and sponsored by the late Maria Muhlmann. This was a few years before I started working at Paramount, but I had done a little bit of effects work for some local television commercials, so believe it or not, Gene and I were the convention guests!
Gene had brought a film to show his fans, as he often did during speaking engagements. A member of the audience volunteered to load the film into the hotel’s projector.
Back in those ancient days, long before YouTube, 16mm film projectors were commonly used in schools and businesses, so quite a few people knew how to operate them. The most common type of projector was made by a company called Bell and Howell. Unfortunately, the hotel’s projector was made by Eiki, which used an elegant, but very different mechanism that was unfamiliar to many. If you tried to thread an Eiki autoload projector the same way as a Bell & Howell, the device would instantly shred the film. I worked at an audio-visual equipment rental company at the time, so I was familiar with both projectors.
The volunteer predictably caused the projector to ruin several feet of Gene’s film before he managed to shut it off. A second person made another attempt, also chewing up a couple of feet of film. I stood up and volunteered to do it, but a third person confidently leaped forward, with predictable results. I looked at Gene (who I had only briefly met a couple of times before) and told him, “I really do know how to run those things.”
Gene stood up, and in a quiet - but commanding - voice, said: “Michael here works in the industry. Why don’t you let him do it?” And I did, saving Gene’s film from further damage. It was his personal copy of “The Cage.”
Later that day, at a Q&A session, I asked Gene a question about the original Star Trek, how he was able to assemble such an amazing team with such luminaries as Bob Justman, Gene Coon, Dorothy Fontana, Matt Jefferies, and more. Without hesitation, Gene answered, "the first job of a good producer is to hire good people and to let them do their job."
Today (Aug 19 2023) would have been the 102nd birthday of Star Trek’s creator.
Jimmy (JJ) Jacobs from Legacy Members posted
Well, it looks as though the 75th Annual Emmy Awards, originally scheduled for September 18th on FOX will be rescheduled until early next year due to the current WGA and SAG-AFTRA negotiations breakdown with the AMPTP. However, the EMMY nominations were announced for the 75th Emmy Awards in a live virtual ceremony on Wednesday 12 July. Here are the nominees:
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