It’s not just money. Unions are fighting for better schedules, safety and work conditions
12 Sep 2022There has been a surge in union activism — including strikes and organizing efforts — in the last year that is being driven by factors far beyond pay rates and benefits packages.
What it Takes to Flip a Non-Union Production
31 Aug 2022When the producers of the action film Sympathy for the Devil decided to transfer their production from Atlanta to the Las Vegas area, they figured they might get around pesky annoyances li
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Americans’ support for labor unions at highest for nearly 60 years
30 Aug 2022Gallup survey finds 71% of US residents approve of unions amid a wave of successful organizing efforts -
Interview with " Three Thousand Years of Longing" Director of Photography, John Seale.
26 Aug 2022Cinematographer John Seale Talks Turning Down ‘Furiosa’ and Capping His Career With ‘Three Thousand Years of Longing’ -
Interview with "Ozark" DP Eric Koretz and Jason Bateman
17 Aug 2022As the director, executive producer and star of Netflix’s Emmy-winning crime drama Ozark, Jason Bateman looked to create a work of “detail and precision,” marked by “an economy” of visual communication—one that would lean into and repeatedly pull off his most “complicated idea or desire.” -
How the Cinematography of ‘Evil’ Channels ‘Night of the Hunter’ and ‘Ida’
16 Aug 2022Cinematographers Petr Hlinomaz and Fred Murphy tell IndieWire about how their compositions and lens choices help create terror on "Evil." -
Emmys 2022: Cinematography Nominees on How They Shot the Year’s Best Shows
11 Aug 2022From "Euphoria" to "Atlanta" and "Loki" to "Station Eleven," 15 directors of photography tell IndieWire about the equipment they chose for their Emmy-nominated series — and, more importantly, why they chose it. -
Union Colleagues Reunited: Central Region Reps Crowell and Cooper
10 Aug 2022They’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.
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‘Atlanta,’ ‘Barry’ and Other Emmy-Nominated TV Cinematographers Discuss the Bold New Look of Comedy
10 Aug 2022The six nominees for this year’s Half-Hour Cinematography category share their trade secrets, including why the landscape of the comedy series has changed so, well….dramatically -
How ‘Euphoria’s’ DP Used ‘Expressionistic’ Theatrical Lighting for Lexi’s Play
09 Aug 2022When it came time to shoot “The Theater and Its Double” — the seventh episode of “Euphoria’s” second season, Emmy-nominated for cinematography — Hungarian DP Marcell Rév already had some necessary experience. -
‘Only Murders’ Cinematographer on Show’s Visual Motifs and Directing Pair of Episodes for Season 2
06 Aug 2022“Only Murders in the Building” cinematographer Chris Teague got a chance to step behind the camera to direct two episodes of the Emmy-nominated Hulu series. -
KIRO-TV Contract Victory
27 Jul 2022Seattle may be known, in part, for its famously cloudy skies, but there was no raining on the parade of the Local 600 members at KIRO-TV following a contract victory that was two years in the makin
