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their respective jurisdictions of editors and sound technicians to Local 776. The greatly expanded Editors Guild now Local 700, is only the second local granted a national rather than a regional charter. By the year 2000 their ranks had been joined by the Story Analysts local and the Laboratory Film /Video Technicians-Cinetechnicians local in late 2010. Today the Motion Picture Editors Guild, Local 700 has offices in New York and Hollywood and represents more than 7000 post-production media professionals nationwide making it the second largest local in the IATSE.
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In 1998, at the direction of the IATSE, the Sound Technicians Union, Local 695 ceded jurisdiction of post-production sound mixers, recordists and engineers, to the Motion Picture Editors Guild. A year later Local 771 representing editors working in New York merged with, and Locals 780 and 52 ceded
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In 1943, film editors and assistant editors are offered their own local by the IATSE. Many Society members sought to align themselves with this larger national organization, hoping for greater negotiating clout. The editors, assistant editors, and sound and music editors voted to join IATSE.
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The Academy Film Archive houses the Motion Picture Editors Guild Legacy Archive Collection. The collection includes interviews focusing on the life and career history of Motion Picture Editors Guild members.
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In 1944, the Society of Motion Picture Film Editors underwent a name change and became the Motion Picture Editors Guild, Local 776 of the IATSE.
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On June 7 1937, membership totaled 571, men and women, as picture editors, sound editors, assistants, apprentices and librarians.
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The MPEG negotiates collective bargaining agreements (union contracts) with producers and
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with 104,000-plus members. There are more than 8,000 members of the Editors Guild.
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was founded by I. James Wilkinson (sound editor), Ben Lewis (film editor) and
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was launched in 1979, later changed to a magazine, and in 2000, was retitled
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In 1938, the first contract talks garnered a 10% wage increase.
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and enforces existing agreements with employers involved in
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and staff motion picture and television editors and other
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of the Motion Picture Editors Guild, IATSE Local 700.
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International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees
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"Motion Picture Editors Guild Legacy Archive Collection"





"The Guild's History"



"History of CineMontage Magazine"
Motion Picture Editors Guild website

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