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Replay of the non-partisan discussion of VFX, CGI and AI/GAI with Dave Clark, Robert Nederhorst and Bob Glouberman. Includes some of what the tech and what it can/cannot do:

youtu.be/zaYKCI5IOTI

And a dropbox link (thanks to Andrew Boyle) if you want yo watch offline and/or save it: bit.ly/VFX11202023dropbox

The entertainment industry is _not_ the tech industry. Doing things like the tech industry does them is not what the entertainment industry is about, even if the CEOs forget that.

The AMPTP and SAG-AFTRA had to agree _this month_ to have the word “telegraph” replaced with the words “email or text” in the tentative agreement. North America hasn’t had a telegraph system since 2006.

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CEOs, unfamiliar with labor issues, lack experience and mentors in organized labor. They must grasp that relying on a Victorian labor playbook harms _themselves_ in the 21st century. Collaboration with labor is crucial. Harvard Business Review thinks so too:

hbr.org/2023/07/the-labor-savv

Harvard Business Review · The Labor-Savvy LeaderFor much of the past century, U.S. companies feared that unions would hurt shareholder value and innovation, so they responded to organized labor with one strategy: Fight, at all costs. This was brutally effective. Companies perfected the skill of union busting—so much so that most business leaders now have little experience with organized labor. But owing to an array of forces, including the pandemic and inflation, the landscape is shifting. Workers today feel less secure in their jobs and more uncertain about the future, and not surprisingly, a growing number of them are organizing. In fact, worker interest in joining a union, and public support of organized labor, is at its highest in decades. If business leaders stick to their old playbook, they risk permanently disenchanting their workforce and harming their brands. Instead, they must begin to reinvent corporate America’s relationship with organized labor, working with, rather than against, unions and other formal and informal structures. Indeed, in the next 20 years, the skill of leading an organized—or organizing—workforce may well become the critical leadership skill.

SAG-AFTRA members: Sign-up, learn stuff online about tentative agreement so you can make a more informed vote.

TV/Theatrical Contracts Informational Meeting Webinar

“Monday, Nov. 13, 10 PT/12 CT/1 ET, an informational webinar will be held via Zoom. All SAG-AFTRA members…urged to attend this important meeting. Reservations…required in advance by…Monday, Nov. 13, 7 a.m. PT/10 am ET.”

Register: sagaftra.org/tvtheatrical-cont