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John Amman
jamman@icg600.com | (212) 647-7300
John Amman is a Business Representative in the ICG New York Office. He handles all manner of contracts for the local, but specializes in Commercials, multicamera TV specials, and other non-theatrical productions. This includes negotiating and administering live television event agreements and organizing this area of work. John also represents ICG on the New York Production Alliance, an industry working group, and has been involved in lobbying efforts on behalf of the film/TV industry in New York. John started with IATSE Local 644 in 1990, so has been with ICG Local 600 since before its inception. He has an MS in Collective Bargaining from the NY State School of Industrial Labor Relations, Cornell University. John is the author of articles on labor relations in the film and television industry. He has also contributed to books about the link between the high tech and entertainment industries. |
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John Barrett
jbarrett@icg600.com | (631) 664-1857
John Barrett worked in TV and film production for seven years in Los Angeles before attending graduate school in Rhode Island. While there, he was elected to the position of Grievance Committee Chair at Graduate Assistants United where he also helped negotiate the 2018 contract and navigate a massive change in affiliation. After three years as a field rep at SAG-AFTRA, he is excited to further connect his experience in production to his passion for the labor movement here at Local 600. John spends most of his free time discussing Elmo with his young daughter. |
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Tom Bracone
tbracone@icg600.com | (917) 930-3806
Tom began his career in the motion picture industry working as a stage manager for Sunlight Pictures Corp., a bicoastal commercial production company. He later joined NABET Local 15 as a camera assistant. Through the merger with IATSE Local 644, and later the formation of Local 600, he continued his dream of shooting television commercials for another 20+ years. Recategorizing to camera operator in 2015, he enthusiastically transitioned to episodic television. Tom is excited to bring his vast amount of on-set experience to his new role as Eastern Region Business Rep as he navigates the ever-changing concerns of our industry for current and future members. Tom is the father of two sons, both Local 600 members. |
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Micah Landau
mlandau@icg600.com | (646) 214-7055
A labor union staffer with 15 years of experience at both local and international unions, Micah joined the staff of Local 600 as a business representative in the eastern region in February 2022. He primarily administers contracts in film, television and new media, but is also interested in organizing non-union productions to expand the local’s reach and protect the wages and working conditions it has established in the industry. Micah previously worked as a field representative in SAG-AFTRA’s National Field Services Department but began his career in the labor movement as a communications staffer at the United Federation of Teachers, where he worked for eight years. He also organized airport workers and represented building service workers at SEIU Local 32BJ. Micah holds an M.A. from the CUNY School of Labor and Urban Studies. He is a fan of history, dogs, punk rock and, of course, labor unions. |
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Anna Nowlan
anowlan@icg600.com | (917) 744-3923
Second generation of Labor and Community Organizers. Anna’s passion for the Labor Movement and Community Activism can be traced back to her teenage years, where she was introduced to Organizing and eventually recruited to work for one of the largest Public Sector Unions in the United States and Puerto Rico. With over 15 years of experience in organizing and representing workers in Private and Public sector Anna is committed to ensure that our members issues and concerns are addressed and resolved on a timely manner. Anna is fluent in Spanish. Former teaching fellow at the AFL-CIO Organizing Institute, she has had success in training rank -n- file members, building organizing committees, led successful organizing campaigns was highly regarded by the members she represented. While her experience is mainly in the Public and Private sector, Anna is intrigued and fascinated with the Film and Television industry and has a profound respect for Local 600 members and the vital role they play in the Industry. |
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Tristan Salazar
tsalazar@icg600.com | (212) 647-7302
Before coming to New York in 2013 and joining Local 600 as the head of Member Services for the Eastern Region, Tristan began their labor career with administration at a union theater in San Francisco and then in Member Services at IATSE Local 16. Passionate about the labor movement and intersectional politics, they are proud to bring their experience in helping people join the union and to fight for their safety and rights. Tristan has two children, a cat, and a dog, and far too many books. |
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