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As a Los Angeles-based film worker, I find it outrageous that The Times would publish an article about a Vancouver studio teacher in the column “Working Hollywood” [“On the Set, Some Lessons Learned,” Feb. 6].
Runaway production is still a serious issue for me and thousands of other workers in this city and this country, and The Times’ apparent tone deafness on the issue is not appreciated. Perhaps “Hollywood Not Working” would have been a more apt title.
Alan Disler
Los Angeles
Alan Disler is an assistant cameraman and a member of IATSE (International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees) Local 600 executive board.
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