IATSE and AMPTP agree on new Hollywood Basic Agreement
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IATSE and AMPTP reach tentative agreement on new Hollywood Basic Agreement and Videotape Agreement
Three-year contract includes scale rate increases of 7%, 4%, and 3.5%
New protections around artificial intelligence included
Motion Picture Industry Pension and Health Plans to receive additional payments from employers to address $670M funding gap
Agreement pending ratification by unions’ membership
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A March 2024 NRG survey found that 54% of creative professionals believe AI will lead to fewer job opportunities, while just 17% expect it will lead to more opportunities.
Some IATSE members worry that the potential to reduce or eliminate assistants could remove the opportunity for top creative talent to train and mentor the next generation of filmmakers.
Despite these concerns, IATSE international president Matthew Loeb sees potential efficiencies in AI and asserts that the union wants "some of the spoils of artificial intelligence."
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