Screen Extras Guild OKs 3-Year Contract
The 4,500-member Screen Extras Guild, which staged a month-long strike earlier this year, has approved a new three-year contract with TV commercial producers, a spokesman for the guild reported.
Members voted 1,633 to 81 to accept the contract, Paul Antico, a member of the SEG board of directors, announced Friday.
The new pact preserves the daily rate and also provides a slight raise for hand models and a wardrobe allowance for other actors, Antico said. He added it also cuts slightly the number of guild members producers are required to hire on a given project.
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