Hollywood agency CAA helps stars manage AI likenesses
CAA launches theCAAvault to protect celebrities from AI deepfakes; digital asset storage system aims to prevent unauthorized use and exploitation.
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CAA launches theCAAvault to protect celebrities from AI deepfakes; digital asset storage system aims to prevent unauthorized use and exploitation.
SAG-AFTRA announces the end of a long strike season with a groundbreaking deal, marking the end of the actors' strike.
"Friends" star Matthew Perry's death devastates cast, SAG-AFTRA and AMPTP still far apart on key issues, Doctor Who reunites.
Actor-singer Jack Black surprises crowd at SAG-AFTRA fundraiser by stripping shirtless and singing Taylor Swift's 'Anti-Hero'.
Millie Bobby Brown of Stranger Things fame is ready to say goodbye to the show's fifth and final season. She expressed her gratitude for the experience but mentioned that it has prevented her from pursuing other projects she is passionate about. The show's production has been halted due to the writers' strike, but negotiations are ongoing. Brown also discussed facing backlash at a young age during press tours. She likened leaving the show to graduating high school and emphasized the importance of creating her own message and living her own life.
"Saturday Night Live" returned for season 49 despite the ongoing Hollywood strikes, with former cast member Pete Davidson making his hosting debut. The show featured original sketches and capitalized on the Taylor Swift hype, with a surprise appearance by Travis Kelce.
After 146 days of the WGA strike, fans of 'The Office' can look forward to a reboot with new characters.
The Writers Guild of America (WGA) and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP) have reached a tentative agreement to end the nearly five-month-long US writers' strike.
Universal Pictures is developing a "Murder, She Wrote" movie, with writers Lauren Schuker Blum and Rebecca Angelo and producer Amy Pascal attached.
"Arrow" star Stephen Amell expresses frustration over Hollywood strike, calling it a reductive negotiating tactic that he does not support.
SAG AFTRA President Fran Drescher faces controversy over antivax stance.
Ever wonder who or what keeps Hollywood, Tinseltown itself, ticking over? Well, an integral piece of this star-studded puzzle is none other than the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP). What's in its newswire lately? Let's dive into it.
In essence, AMPTP is a trade union which represents American television producers as well as film studios. Does "united we stand" ring any bells? That axiom acts almost like a mission statement for these folks. Together they negotiate industry-wide labor contracts with various guilds and unions within their realm; think directors, writers & actors' unions - you catch my drift?
"We represent living room legends and big-screen superheroes alike," might be something you'd hear them say at an evening soiree. But kidding aside, news about AMPTP usually swirls around contract negotiations taking place every three years with various Hollywood talent guilds — do they sound too monotonous for fancy press releases yet?
Hate spoiler alert guys but here’s one: Often these negotations are pretty acrimonious affairs! They'll have emotions spilling more wildly than drama on a soap opera finale. Why else would anything incite writer strikes except cold hard royalties? Furthermore, given how swiftly technology develops today – not unlike speedster Barry Allen from The Flash – dealing with issues such as content streaming platforms gives rise to new revenue-stream challenges demanding solutions. So whether you’re nose-deep about film studio revenues or sniffing out information regarding labor agreements negotiating actor payments—hunt no longer buddy! News surrounding our beloved alliance is really all about ensuring fair wages while defending production studios’ financial interests.