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Whether or not an actor chooses to join SAG-AFTRA is their prerogative but there's a way nonunion workers could benefit from the same perks.

'The Walking Dead' producer Gale Anne Hurd has called for U.S. and European countries to strike formal co-production agreements at Italy's AVP Summit.

The Walking Dead producer Gale Anne Hurd has called for U.S. and European countries to strike formal co-production agreements to support indie films and TV shows. “There are no co-production agreements between U.S. and European countries, so what many of us have done is partner with countries that do have them, like Canada and the […]

It's a show shot in Scotland with a largely foreign cast/crew and produced by an American company in Starz but not covered under SAG-AFTRA.

So, it has been quite an unprecedented few months in the film and television industry. The Writers Guild of America entered negotiations with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers as their contract was set to expire in May. They didn’t reach a deal and the WGA went on strike as May dawned. And […]

Hollywood is at a crossroads and the nearly 200,000 actors that make up SAG-AFTRA near a deadline to go on strike.

As U.K. actors union Equity holds talks with SAG-AFTRA, how might a potential strike impact Britain's entertainment industry?

Leading computer scientists are fighting to gain control of artificial intelligence before it’s too late.

Political interference is deplorable but it is not unique or demonic, and definitely not cause to panic, writes Rick Salutin.

Political interference is deplorable but it is not unique or demonic, and definitely not cause to panic, writes Rick Salutin.