Matthew Loop was re -elected as IATSE president
Matthew Lob was running the 150,000 people for 17 years, and would add to this total. The Labor Union re -elected Loop, who ran without opposition, as president for a fourth fourth.
International employees also returned the theatrical theater employees late Thursday, his election, Secretary -General James B. Wood, along with 13 V. Loip has led the Union since 2008. He was previously a store that was working on projects like Malcolm S. and Jacob’s ladder.
“I am honored and humbled to continue the work we do together,” Lub said. “Let’s take advantage of this momentum, lock weapons and prepare for the future.”
By the end of the next Lub State, he would have operated the crew union for more than two decades. IATSE presidents have no term limits.
The international theater coalition represents the workers behind the scenes in the live theater, the production of films and television, commercial exhibitions and exhibitions, television broadcasts and concerts. Its members work through gradual, lighting and sound companies; Media production companies; And places used for political campaigns for gatherings and events.
Leaders who have been re -elected for a few years will have a few years in front of them, as the main Hollywood unions continue to pressure to enhance local physical production. IATSE, which represents workers in Canada, was at the forefront of calls to reproduce to North America, which recently helps to secure additional financing in California. However, union leaders also have their eyes on a federal incentive, although it is unclear whether it will come. So far, the Trump administration has barely engaged in this topic, along with Potus mysteriously floating on the idea of definitions on the projects that were filmed abroad, which passed like a bullet balloon.
The deadline realizes that one of the Trump ambassadors appointed in Hollywood, John Voett, participates with the unions in other ways to increase production, because work leaders look at the tariff as unlimited.
During a conference on Thursday, the delegates unanimously admitted a decision to defend the federal incentive. Other decisions included calling for the protection of Amnesty International, the support of Canadian members during the commercial conflict of the United States and Cananga, the opposition to discrimination, the call for professional law, the support of the Production Accounting Syndicate, and more.