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In Memory of Juan “Spike” Osorio of IATSE Local 728

On February 6th, 2024, our friend Spike lost his life on the set of Marvels WonderMan shoot at CBS Radford studios due to a potential...

2023 IATSE Latinx Organizing Wins

2022-23 Hollywood Commission Entertainment Industry Survey Results

Visit the Hollywood Commission to view the entire survey: Below are some highlights from the report.

IATSE Latinx Caucus supports the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strike!

2023 IATSE Latinx Caucus Goals

IATSE Latinx Mission Statement Our mission is to enhance the professional welfare of IATSE Latinx members by building community,...

2022 a Year of IATSE Latinx Organizing Wins

Class of 2022: Celebrating New U.S. Latinx and Latin American Academy Members

Source article from CinemaTropical.com August 23, 2022 The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS) extended invitations some...

In Memoriam, Arturo Moreno, hard working IATSE Local 705 member and all around phenomenal person.

Our film community is deeply saddened to have learned of the passing of IATSE Local 705 member, Arturo Moreno. He was a kind man who...

Do these Latinx movies deserve to be in the National Film Registry?

Original L.A. Times Article: By Fidel Martinez, Los Angeles Times Audience Engagement Editor March 11, 2021 8 AM PT The Congressional...

These Latinos Are The Newest Invitees to The Academy Of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences

Article by By Kiko Martinez for Remezcla.com Jesse Borrego of the film "La Mission" poses for a portrait at the Film Lounge Media Center...

Latinos in Film: Erasure on Screen and Behind the Camera

Source: USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism https://annenberg.usc.edu/news/research-and-impact/latinos-lose-out-when-it...

Latinx TV Talent Still Largely Shunned by Hollywood, UCLA Diversity Report Indicates

Excerpt taken from the Oct 26, 2021 Variety.com article Written by Mónica Marie Zorrilla People who identify as Hispanic or Latinx make...

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