SAG-AFTRA moves to rein in controversial side deals

SAG-AFTRA has approved more than 200 interim agreements for movies and series allowing production to continue despite the ongoing strikes that have crippled Hollywood.
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SAG-AFTRA moves to rein in controversial side deals with independent producers Click to view images

SAG-AFTRA is no longer going to approve interim agreements on productions that have a contract with the Writers Guild of America.

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