“However, local scripted productions, produced and controlled by Australian production companies, engaging Australian and Imported SAG members, will remain unaffected by the strike order provided they engage all cast under Australian Industry Contracts in accordance with the Global Rule One Agreement between SAG-AFTRA and the Media Entertainment & Arts Alliance ( MEAA).” “SPA anticipates that a limited number of scripted ‘offshore’ (i.e. non-Australian) productions will be affected by the strike, with cast and crew stood down while the strike continues,” said the SPA in a statement. This states SAG-AFTRA members must always work under union contracts when working around the globe (unless no union exists in the country).
Interestingly, local productions with “imported SAG members” will be unaffected providing all cast are contracted in accordance with the Global Rule One agreement. Broadly, it expects the impact to be small and restricted to non-Australian productions. The closures comes as Screen Producers Australia issues guidance following SAG-AFTRA’s strike declaration yesterday. Heyday Television and Matchbox Pictures, which are both part of Universal Studio Group, were producing for NBCU streamer Peacock. SAG-AFTRA Interim Agreements: List Of Movies And Series Granted WaiversĪpples Never Fall, starring the likes of Annette Bening, Alison Brie and Jake Lacy, was also shooting in Queensland but local reports say it shut down today.
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