Hollywood’s Evolving Depiction of the Presidency
From thrillers to comedies, these films on America’s presidents offer a fun escape when the current political scene feels all too real.
Brooke Carter
From dancing, modeling, to acting, leading to her first breakout role fighting dragons in Netflix's Damsel.
Juliana Aidén Martinez
Juliana talks with us about breaking stereotypes for Latine actors, and what it was like becoming real-life homicide detective June Hawkins.
Calah Lane
With a breakout role in Wonka, Calah shares her experiences on set, her aspirations as a writer and director, and her thoughts on the changing landscape of cinema.
Adam Conover
Adam discusses being part of the WGA negotiating committee, insights on the negotiations process, the AMPTP’s stance, and advice for fellow union members.
Jolene Purdy & Yoko Okumura
Actress Jolene Purdy and director Yoko Okumura discuss pay disparities, background actors' rights, and AI's impact on the industry.
Tracie Laymon
Director Tracie Laymon chats about making their film Bob Trevino Likes It under a SAG-AFTRA interim agreement.
Beth Grant & Mary Chieffo
On generational shifts within the entertainment industry, with topics ranging from the change of residual structures to the introduction of self-tapes.
Canadian Filmmakers at TIFF
Canadian filmmakers share their thoughts on the state of the industry, the evolving role of AI, and how to best support Canadian and independent filmmakers.
Alex O’Keefe
Along with writer Josh Gondelman, The Bear writer Alex O’Keefe dives into the WGA strike, shedding light on its significance within the broader US labor fight against corporate exploitation.
Alicia Hannah-Kim
Alicia Hannah-Kim talks with us about her journey in Hollywood, the importance of striking, and the community showing up to the picketing lines.
Jon Huertas
Industry veterans Jon Huertas and Phil Klemmer discuss compensation, writer's rooms, diversity, and storytelling.
Carolina Bartczak
A peek into the impact of the Hollywood strikes on Canada's burgeoning film and television workforce.
Philemon Chambers
Philemon Chambers chats with Nate Gualtieri about being a child actor, and experiences in network vs streaming pay structure.
Lea Robinson
Lea Robinson and Nate Gualtieri address fair pay, gender-affirming healthcare, and AI protections in the industry.
Lauren Minnerath
WGA East strike captain on the exploitation of the industry and the importance of unions.
Charley Feldman
From YouTube to writing for animation — Double guild member WGA & TAG writer Charley Feldman chats with us about their journey in the writer’s rooms.