Showing posts with label New Mexico Film Blog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New Mexico Film Blog. Show all posts
Thursday, June 25, 2009
Great 3br Townhome for Sale in Heart of ABQ. Ideal for Film Professional
A great Albuquerque real estate listing for New Mexico film professionals. Affordable, excellent views of the Sandias and downtown ABQ, in secluded La Luz community right in the heart of Albuquerque. You'll be at Albuquerque Studios or Sony Digital in just minutes. Tennis court, pool, walking trails, very private. Priced right for a below the line film worker, but a super nice place regarless of the price. Offered by Bob Dienst of Chocolate Properties. http://www.crewnewmexico.com/chocolateproperties1
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
SAG New Media Contract
Independent New Media Productions
Posted: 16 Jun 2009 05:06 PM PDT - from the Digital Media Law Blog by Jonathan Handel
There are casting notices out there for SAG new media productions under the “SAG New Media Contract.” A few notes may help clarify what these are, and help performers enforce a few of their rights.
First, this is not the new media sideletter recently negotiated with the AMPTP (major studios) as part of the theatrical contract. Rather, it’s a new media contract (the SAG New Media Agreement) that’s been available to independent producers for a number of years—that is, producers who are not signatories to the theatrical and/or TV agreements. So, disagreements that a performer may have with this agreement simply don’t relate to the compromises in the new TV/theatrical deal.
To read more, click here
Posted: 16 Jun 2009 05:06 PM PDT - from the Digital Media Law Blog by Jonathan Handel
There are casting notices out there for SAG new media productions under the “SAG New Media Contract.” A few notes may help clarify what these are, and help performers enforce a few of their rights.
First, this is not the new media sideletter recently negotiated with the AMPTP (major studios) as part of the theatrical contract. Rather, it’s a new media contract (the SAG New Media Agreement) that’s been available to independent producers for a number of years—that is, producers who are not signatories to the theatrical and/or TV agreements. So, disagreements that a performer may have with this agreement simply don’t relate to the compromises in the new TV/theatrical deal.
To read more, click here
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