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December 10, 2019

2020 SAG-AFTRA Low Budget Digital Waiver

Arlin Miller

 

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The following from the SAG/AFTRA website:

December 9, 2019

The JPC and SAG-AFTRA have agreed on updates to the Low Budget Digital Waiver, effective January 1, 2020. The 2020 Low Budget Digital Waiver is now available for download. Changes include:

Production budget threshold increased to $100K per production day;
Talent use fees/edits are no longer included in the calculation of the production budget;
Productions are now categorized as “Connected Shoots” (i.e., low budget production shoots shot on the same day as a production not shot under the waiver) and “Unconnected Shoots” (i.e., low budget production shoots not connected to another production);
Session fees are negotiable for Unconnected Shoots and paid at scale for Connected Shoots;
OT is paid based on the Commercial Contract rates for Connected Shoots but negotiable for Unconnected Shoots.

If you have any questions, please contact Beth Haynes at (323) 549-6858 beth.haynes@sagaftra.org or Tracy Hyman (212) 827-1520 tracy.hyman@sagaftra.org.

https://www.sagaftra.org/2020-low-budget-digital-waiver

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Hmmm…as the Ol’ Dog says “Best beware of which digit being waved!”

Arl

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