SAG-AFTRA went on strike. Are there any producers / indie filmmakers who are currently working with SAG talent but in production with an Ultra Low Budget project? If so, how are you covering your expenses? As we know, the chances you've obtained a completion bond for your film production under the Ultra Low Budget theatrical agreement is unlikely. Or, maybe you were able to obtain business interruption insurance? How is that playing out for your production? Please weigh in, inquiring minds want to know. #sagaftra #sagstrike #bankruptcy
Producing : SAG strike and Ultra Low Budget projects already in production by Joe Orlandino
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Like many others, we postponed production on films we were going to shoot. HOWEVER as independents, we are using this time to get ahead of others in our development and our early prep. Anything that doesn't require a SAG actor and those that do, we suggest that if they want to work with us, they go financial core and problem solved.