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Writers Guild Warns Members on Non-Union Virtual Reality Projects

Mandatory Credit: Photo by Nils Jorgensen/REX/Shutterstock (8823238aw) Mat Collishaw. Thresholds, at Photo London Photo London press preview, London, UK - 17 May 2017 Photo London third edition press preview, which showcases 88 galleries from 17 countries, at Somerset House, London

Mandatory Credit: Photo by Nils Jorgensen/REX/Shutterstock (8823238aw)
Mat Collishaw. Thresholds, at Photo London
Photo London press preview, London, UK - 17 May 2017
Photo London third edition press preview, which showcases 88 galleries from 17 countries, at Somerset House, London

“As Virtual Reality technology and platforms continue to develop, so do potential writing opportunities for WGA members,” the WGA West said. “It is important for you to remember, and to remind your representatives, that literary material written for virtual reality programs (VR) is covered by the new media side letter in the MBA. If you are hired to write VR content, whether original or derivative (including any promotional virtual reality project you work on while staffed on a show), you must confirm that the company employing you is a WGA signatory and that your work is covered by a WGA agreement or you will be in violation of Working Rule 8.”

See the full story here: http://variety.com/2017/digital/news/writers-guild-warns-members-on-virtual-reality-projects-1202608557/

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