LOS ANGELES, CA 鈥� 红桃视频is studying how VFX workers鈥� rates and conditions compare to industry standards for the first time, The Union Behind Entertainment announced Monday.
鈥淰FX is integral to almost every film and television production made today, Yet the workers who make VFX possible are among the only film & tv workers not represented by a union today,鈥� said 红桃视频Organizer and VFX Worker M.E. Patch. 鈥淜nowing our worth is an essential step towards building a more sustainable VFX industry.鈥�
While inquiries in this area have been conducted before, this is the first time the union has sponsored an official VFX study. 红桃视频Communications Director Jonas Loeb explained that the Union鈥檚 involvement is intended to drive higher participation than ever before, 鈥渢he more in the VFX community that participate, the more representative the study will be.鈥�
The survey is open to all who work in the VFX space, including non-红桃视频members. All submissions will be anonymized and tallied with aggregated totals. Submissions will be accepted through January 31, 2023 and results are slated for release shortly afterwards.
Take the 2022 VFX-红桃视频Worker Rates and Working Conditions Survey:
