Dear Colleagues! The British union BECTU has welcomed our study BEHIND THE LENS as an essential foundation for improving working conditions internationally. They have therefore invited the IMAGO Working Conditions Committee to collaborate on the launch of …
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We are happy to announce that IMAGO will be presenting to the new EU Commissioners its priorities concerning the status, working conditions and diversity and inclusion of cinematographers! This is an incredible opportunity to improve the social situation of …
Sales in the audiovisual sector worldwide are at breathtaking heights. In Europe alone, these sales are higher than in the auto industry. It's a matter of respect that those who generate these enormous sales with their professional skills and their hard work …
IMAGO Working Conditions Committee published in British Cinematographer. …
Please enjoy the committee's presentation during IMAGO’s 30th Anniversary Celebration in Rome (March 25, 2023). …
Dear friends, Digitization has changed the world like a tidal wave and will transform it even more than we can imagine. The film industry is a blueprint and avant-garde of a present and future world of work. Considering that, filmmakers must not give in …
IMAGO, together with other artists' associations, has repeatedly demanded in Brussels that self-employed people should not be subject to antitrust law. The reason for this is their economic weakness and the resulting lack of contractual freedom. They are …
The terrible death of our colleague Halyna Hutchins made us very clearly aware that the gross disregard of safety rules and the increasingly cynical treatment of employees in the film industry can no longer be accepted. We believe that cinematographers have a …
FAIR TRADE IN FILMMAKINGhttps://www.imago.org/images/pdfs/WORKING_CONDITIONS/EUXXL-Resolution_FIN_new.pdf GENDER EQUALITY / WORKING CONDITIONShttps://www.imago.org/images/pdfs/WORKING_CONDITIONS/EUXXL-Workshop-GenderEquality_2019-03-23.pdf FILM …
A report on long hours and productivity in the UK film and TV industry By Paul Evans and Jonathan Green Over the past year, our freelance branches in the production sector have been in negotiations with employers about terms and conditions for workers on …
By Akira Sako JSC High blood pressure is common in Japan. It is estimated that more than 43 million Japanese of a total population of 127 million inhabitants suffer from high blood pressure.The problem is that Japanese cinematographers and film workers work …
