2012Foro Legal / Business Practices
Elegibilidad de crédito y requisitos sindicales para la tripulación que trabaja en producciones de películas sindicales en los Estados Unidos
Tiene 14 años. Es posible que el equipo y los precios hayan cambiado desde entonces.
Lo que encontró el hilo
- Un miembro de la tripulación puede ser denegado crédito de pantalla para el trabajo realizado si la producción tiene un acuerdo específico con el sindicato que restringe el crédito por ciertos papeles, incluso si el trabajo se completó.
- Los productores conservan el derecho de retener el crédito de pantalla para el trabajo realizado, como se especifica en los memorandos de acuerdo, independientemente de la condición de miembro sindical.
- In union filming locations, a crew member cannot simultaneously hold two positions such as key grip and camera operator under an IATSE contract.
- Non-union crew members working in union jurisdictions may require a shadow crew member to staff the same position to satisfy union requirements.
- International crew members brought to the United States for specialized roles may need visa sponsorship and local union membership, which involves extensive paperwork and bureaucratic processes.
- A key grip from one IATSE local working in another local's jurisdiction may need a shadow crew member or local union card from that jurisdiction.
- Production companies may hire specialized crew from outside their local union area to fulfill creative requirements, but must comply with local staffing rules.
Depende de
- The thread discusses one specific production and may not reflect current union rules or procedures.
- Some participants express uncertainty about the exact reasons for union decisions and credit denials.
- The discussion focuses on one jurisdiction's union rules and practices, which may differ elsewhere.
- International visa and union membership requirements change over time and were particularly complex at the time this occurred.