Over 200 Women In L.A.’s Animation Industry Demand Studios End Sexual Harassment In The Workplace
Over 200 women and gender-nonconforming people in the animation industry are making a demand: “This abuse has got to stop.”
Over 200 women and gender-nonconforming people in the animation industry are making a demand: “This abuse has got to stop.”
In the wake of extensive allegations of sexual harassment, Nickelodeon has placed “The Loud House” creator on an immediate leave of absence.
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Voice actors are refusing to record any voices until game makers and entertainment companies agree to update a decades-old contract.
An effort to organize the artists at Burbank, California-based Stoopid Buddy Stoodios has gained momentum in recent weeks.
Disney and its subsidiaries like Pixar and Lucasfilm are the only companies who are still fighting artists.
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The new web site explains how artists will receive the nearly-$19 million settlement fund from Blue Sky and Sony Pictures.
A Vancouver union is asking the Canadian government to investigate whether animation artists were not paid overtime during the production of “Sausage Party.”
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