Labor drama coming from the heavily unionized film industry is threatening productions in Georgia, as a conflict between the International Alliance of Theatrical and Stage Employees and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers looks likely to produce a strike authorization vote on October 1st. The disagreement has nothing to do with Georgia, but rather revolves around revenue sharing by major streaming companies like Netflix and Disney+, as well as overworking crew members. Hopefully we see a resolution before the film industry here in Georgia, which now produces more than $4B in direct spending annually, is negatively affected. For now the possibility of a strike has the industry DRIFTING…
Democratic Socialists open Atlanta office
As Democratic Socialists continue to carve out a far-left foothold within the broader Democratic Party, they’re putting down roots in Georgia with the opening of a new Atlanta office. The Georgia legislature currently has one Democratic Socialist, state Rep. Gabriel Sanchez of Smyrna, but as the ultra-progressive wing of the party notches wins in states like Michigan, it’s turning its sights to the South. The DSA’s influence within the Democratic Party is RISING…
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