Hollywood’s current strike by the screenwriters and actors union is still going on. The purpose of this strike is to fight for a fairer labor agreement, and while this wave continues,Marvel Studios Its visual effects department team (VFX) recently formally submitted an application to the National Labor Relations Board to join the union.
The move marks a major milestone for the VFX industry, which has suffered from a lack of representative unions since the 1970s, meaning most VFX artists have had little to no job security for half a century.Last year and this year, there were Marvel Studios squeeze special effects artists on the InternetinformationIt has been reported, including cases of labor inequality and working hours exceeding 80 hours a week, etc. If you successfully join a trade union, similar incidents will be significantly improved.
This time, the Marvel Studios special effects artists applied to join the International Alliance of Theater and Stage Professionals (IATSE). IATSE basically represents tens of thousands of behind-the-scenes staff across the United States. Interested readers may wish to continue to pay attention to the follow-up development.
