Photo by Local 600 Still Photographer Scott Everett White
On her cellphone, inside her car, taking a break from walking the picket line in the midday Georgia heat with her union brothers and sisters (with literal bells on her shoes to make good trouble),
He may have a new title and some new duties, but John Amman’s commitment and dedication to the members of Local 600 is unchanged.
On a recent Friday afternoon in September, Local 600 Business Rep Micah Landau, along with another Local 600 staffer and four reps from other East Coast IATSE locals paid an unannounced visit to th
They’ve only been on staff for less than a year, yet two of the Central Region’s newest business reps plan on spending the next decade at ICG.
As has been the case with so many people in the industry, the industry-wide COVID-19 pandemic played a major role in determining Tom Bracone’s career trajectory.
The Local 600 baseball caps have already made their way to the members at TV news stations in the Pacific Northwest.
Local 600’s two newest Western Region Business Reps know the craft as well as the contracts.
When your parents were the president of an SEIU local and a staff member at the Los Angeles County Federation of Labor, you’re pretty much fated to have a career in labor, right?
In any given month, the topic could be inclusion or safety on sets, high-flying drones or new frontiers in digital filmmaking.
